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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
4
Fragments suggest a discussion on historians facing limitations in studying past figures. The text hints at duties, specialties, and the tension between present and past, with references to observations about individuals and specimens.
Representative Timothy Angberry introduces a Washington bill amending sections 171 and 1792 of the revised statutes to fix the flag design with thirteen alternate red and white stripes and stars in a blue field equal to the states, set in five point arcs, effective on a July date. The measure details star arrangement, placement, and future additions as states join.
In a Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs address on civic service reform, Harvard University’s Wmperitus C. W. Eliot answered questions from the audience. He contrasted Lincoln’s era, noting Simon Cameron as Lincoln’s first War Secretary, whom he described as corrupt and incompetent, and argued political motivations shaped 1861 appointments.
Coffeyville Kansas farmer Deremiah Quinn tells Washington officials a hog devoured his $2700 bank roll while feeding. He seeks reimbursement if the Treasury Department accepts his claim that the loss occurred in the pen and proves the incident.
Eighteen arrests were made in Guadalajara Mexico in a conspiracy to capture the city by the Insurrados. Authorities report dynamite and hunting arms seized and three businessmen among those captured. The detainees are said to have sought to aid the insurgents in taking Guadalajara.
Aohorro man Tom White is jailed at Dadhes on a pistol hold up charge near Leon Witmer. The scene at the Wd STO rail line and nearby sheriffs led to White’s arrest after a dramatic pursuit and a reported list of nine names. The incident left the area in shock as authorities moved to custody. Additional notes reference a theater incident in Manoa and a university graduate claim amid broad general news notes.
Readable fragments describe a violent confrontation on Siete Me avenue south of Corinth Street where twenty four shots were fired. Deputies Brown Kennedy and others were wounded, with one suspect named Voor Slark shot and in custody. Officers pursued suspects to a yard after a gunfight near a rail yard. multiple arrests followed the incident.
Jewelry valued in the hundreds of dollars stolen April 25 from R. S. Chapman’s store at New Hope Dallas has been recovered. Joseph Lyons, a white man, is jailed on larceny and pistol charges as detectives, aided by persistent efforts, recovered the goods from Lyons and other shops including second hand outlets. One hundred cigars were also found. Tom P. Donlee, notable Grayson County figure, former Van Alstyne mayor, died at his supper table after a lingering illness. Fourteen years ago, Thomas Mulcahey of Ansonia, Ohio, was memorialized with a monument by his brother. Mulcahey now returns home after snowslide injuries.
Rebels seize Durango and Yumnango in a surge that unsettles the region. A separate report notes the wounding and robbery of a Russian consul, signaling wider instability and clashes with foreign officials in the area.
Randell reintroduced in the house a bill prohibiting senators and congressmen from receiving compensation from corporations and all officials with a stake in legislation.
article outlines mushroom corns as a severe foot ailment and describes cures and treatments. mentions painful feet and tender skin, notes home remedies, and warns about inflamed calluses. references general foot care and remedies to alleviate discomfort and restore mobility.
A historical ad-like notice promotes Calacide as a treatment for stubborn foot calluses. It claims immediate relief for nerve pressures and foot ailments, urging use of warm water soaks and stating Calocidy heals without doctor visits.
Claims a home remedy using Calovida compound dissolved in hot water soak feet for fifteen minutes each night. Promises relief from bunions corns callouses and foot odor with a twenty five cent package. Endorses pharmacist availability and rapid results for tired tender and sweaty feet.
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