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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
4
A string of social visits fills Austin Houston Giddings Rockdale Hempstead Waco Brenham Dallas Navasota Owensville Teague and other Texas spots. Names include Katie Brady Lula Larkin Lucian Reed Verna Mathews Jimmie Brown Marie Luke Ruth Williams James Blasengame Ruth Williams, Grace Longmire, and others visiting relatives and attending family events.
Mrs W O Easterwood returned Monday night to her home in Navasota after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T P Griffin.
An old print ad promotes Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as a general tonic rich in quinine and iron. It claims to affect the liver drive out malaria enrich blood and strengthen the whole system, priced at 60 cents.
In this city at 10 o clock Sunday evening Gardner and Irma Brown were married by Rev. R. S. Marshall. Gardner, raised here, has been in railroad service at San Antonio. Irma is the daughter of Geo W and Mrs Brown. They left for Austin for a short visit then will reside in San Antonio with friends.
Card of thanks expresses appreciation to friends for kindness after the sudden death of the father. Names mentioned include Mrs Weeks Jerry Snell William Snell. Also notes a lost gold chain and locket with diamond. reward offered at Jas L Hazlett Drug Co. Leah Miers visits her father W B Miers before naval duties. Minnie Siegler returns home to Owensville.
An old patent medicine pitch promises to cure a cold in one day using LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It claims to stop coughing and headaches and to work off the cold. Druggists refund money if it fails. signature of H W GROVE appears on each box.
Address of Administrator Pe cen before Texas Commercial Executives at San Antonio.
Food Administrator H. H. A. Peden of Boustoin urged San Antonio civilians to stay on the job for victory. He emphasized rapid compliance with government orders, cheerful labor, and strict price adherence, citing Schwab’s wartime shipbuilding example and urging persistent, disciplined action to support the war and postwar lessons.
Tamanalive of Houston, a descendant of a Texas Republic soldier, profiles as a female educator with extensive experience in public and higher education. She cites University of Texas and University of Chicago study, seventeen years in North Texas Normal College, leadership roles, civic work, and a pledge to improve rural schools, consolidate districts, and expand library and social center use. She emphasizes equal opportunity for women teachers and impartial service to all Texas schools.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Boswell received a card from their son Raymond now serving in the military, reporting his safe arrival in France. Mrs. Gus Oderborn returned to Houston Sunday after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lipsehits, in this city.
Estate of John Boatner offers several properties for sale at bargain cash prices. Inquiries: Miss Clara Boatner or attorney J Felton Lane Hearne, or write to executor BE J Willis P O Box 685 Mineola Texas.
The Methodist Church reports Sunday School attendance still over 100 despite heat. Next Sunday at 11 set aside for the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. The evening sermon theme is Our Sufficiency.
Steve Hoover of Mr. Pleasant Iowa reports commencing feeding his herd of about 100 hogs with Hog Powder two months ago. Fifty hogs were sick and off feed but all recovered with growth strong. Nearby herds had cholera. none of his were lost. Gatling Gatling Druggists advertise two scholarships in Tyler Commercial College in the South and invite applicants to the editor.
An advertisement for Palmer Sanitarium in Navasota Texas touts a cancer cure claim with a 50 years experience for a non surgical treatment and urges immediate investigation at Box 461.
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure offering one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case. It features testimonials aboutP Cheney of Toledo and the National Bank of Commerce, claims internal use to cure catarrh, and urges sale of the remedy and “Family Pills” for constipation.
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