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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
4
A Houston visitor, Mr. BE Reinhardt, and several locals like Wood & Hervey promote weekly sales and ads. Visitors include Mr. T. C. Nunn of Bryan and Miss Kate Curry headed to Houston. Birth announced: a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wilson Jr. Other notes mention travels, guests, and upcoming after supper sale at Rosenstein's with various local figures and businesses referenced.
Mrs J G Philen and her son Gilbert traveled Wednesday to Meridian to visit relatives. Morris Cohen and his sister Miss Bertha spent several days earlier this week in Houston and Galveston.
The column records visits by Mrs. W. M. Johnson and baby from Brookshire, new Fancy work items, an A. K. Hawkes Co optical event July 28th, and a sale at Mrs. Marx and daughters. It notes several guests, trainkinds of social calls, and trips to Dallas, Waco, Houston, Galveston, and Kansas City. Also mentions Ice Cream Freezers at Dillard Furniture Co. and keepers of keeps clothes.
The Old Standard general tonic GROVE'S TASTELESS CHIN TONIC claims to drive out malaria and build up the system. It acts as a tonic and appetite enhancer for adults and children, promoting strength and well being.
Mrs M Grennan of St Louis with daughters Madam Ander son and Denison are guests of Mrs A B Bayd this week in Clarksville.
Miss Elsie Ely visits relatives in Gause and other residents travel for visits. Mrs. Ewell Rogers attends her mother in Marlin, Mrs. D. G. Cheek visits Glen Rose, and Miss Ethel Tucker with Mrs. Landgraf from Brenham visit Mrs. Cramp t here this week. Clara Cook leaves for San Antonio to become a stenographer at Peacock school. Mrs. J. Felton Lane and daughter Marguerite depart for Longview and Hot Springs. Hon. Scott Field of Calvert makes a brief business trip to the city. Phillip Teeline returns from Cincinnati and other cities to advance his tailoring business. Engagement announced for A. K. Hawkes, expert optician at Jas. L. Hazlett Drag Co. Don’t shock your liver with calomel, try Dodson’s Liver-Tone instead. Ad.
Popular low rate excursions advertised with special days. Season excursion tickets on sale during the entire period, or rated and particulars see Ticket Agent I G N.
The advertisement proclaims Grove's Tasteless Blood Tonic as a cooling hot weather aid. It claims to enrich the blood, build vitality, and strengthen the body to withstand the depressing effect of heat and summer conditions.
Advert reads a patent remedy for skin diseases urging avoidance of greasy salves and claiming a simple wash made from wintergreen thymol and other ingredients is the true cure. It promises fast relief with a 60 cent bottle and cites previous family trials by recommending this Dutiful prescription from Liles Brothers.
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