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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
11
Mrs Mae West of St Louis writes she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She reports increased energy and no hunger. One half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast is recommended. Money back if not satisfied.
A vintage advertisement touts Emerald Oil for treating swollen veins and ulcers with bandaging from ankle to knee. It promises relief from broken veins and crippling pain and urges customers to follow directions and rely on their druggist for purchase.
A salute to the quiet contributors who sustain daily life from private soldiers to office secretaries and shop workers. The piece notes leaders need followers and celebrates second fiddles whose dependable crafts drive commerce, patriotism, and community progress without fanfare.
Sequence recalls the Jones family migration from Arkansas to East Texas during Sam Houston era. Describes abundant game and berries, mock bootlegging, a cold fire mission, a share of travel by ox wagons, schooling, a 1879 solar eclipse spurring a mass prayer, and a planned Joneses reunion with the Smitheses in Jewett.
A letter argues that tax exempt government securities attract rich investors away from productive enterprise. It claims tax exemptions enable wealth to grow tax free, straining budgets and masking true riches, urging Congress to rethink exemptions to prevent a weakened economy.
Notice of sale issued by the Robertson County District Court directs Joseph J. Josey Constable Precinct 2 to levy on Lot 11 Block 404 Hearne City Robertson County Texas as per deed records. The foreclosure judgment in favor of J D Adkins against Charles Later amounts to 608,638 dollars with eight percent interest from 1932 plus costs. Sale set for February 7, 1933 at the Robertson County courthouse in Franklin.
Mrs Rene Jackson of Franklin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C T Rhodes and family, sharing time with relatives and enjoying a day together in a small community gathering.
H M Wade of Rockwall argues against Patman bill to issue new money for soldiers' bonuses. He says money is a medium of exchange, not wealth, and condemns gold standard and delegating currency power to a Federal board. Wade asserts constitutional concerns and warns of financial manipulation.
The Bryan Eagle reports a small misinterpretation at a bank where a female treasurer of the Ladies Aid pronounced her deposit as aid money. The teller thought she said egg money and quipped that the hens had been saying well lately, leading to the loss of the account.
Mrs. Scott Field of Calvert was among visitors here in the latter part of the week, joining local residents and guests for a series of social events and gatherings.
Seventeen year locusta outbreaks puzzle experts. The article notes the insect's life cycle explains periodic blooms as young locusts drop from trees and hatch as larvae underground. The piece references the 1688 Western Newspaper and the question of why outbreaks recur every seventeen years.
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