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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
5
The ad explains Kuhn's Prepared Paint resists moisture and heat, preventing decay and extending house protection. After twenty three years of development, the paint is touted as ideal for the Southwest climate, urging homeowners to repaint now and look for the Coon on the can.
Mrs. W. H. Ely and Miss Elsie Ely with Mrs. C. B. Times and C. B. Jr. traveled to Bryan Monday with Frances Ann Bluestein who had visited here during her mother Ed Bluestein’s illness. Friends note Ed Bluestein left Wilkers on the weekend hospital stay.
A speaker argues that a person’s real character is revealed by long term average opinions of those who know him. Popularity fluctuates with events, and true judgment requires judging over many years with neighbors friends and even enemies. The tale includes a reference to Jesus and a preacher with a wife’s claim.
A railway ad style message promotes Thedford's Black-Draught as a cheap laxative with quick relief. It claims a 25 cent package contains 25 or more doses and emphasizes affordability for men and women seeking constipation relief.
The article argues that a person's true character is best judged by the long term average of neighbors and enemies opinions, comparing character to reputation. It notes William Jennings Bryan's 1896 presidential run and funeral mourning as examples, then lists local visitors and travels tied to names such as Mrs. T. C. Nunn and Roland Nunn, G. C. Chatmas and family, and Corpus Christi trips of Mr. and Mrs. Thames.
An advertisement promises healing for bad legs by anointing swollen veins and sores with Emerald Oil and applying a three inch wide bandage from ankle to knee. It asserts elimination of broken veins ulcers and crippling pain if instructions are followed and notes druggists will not keep your money unless you are helped.
The article notes boys aged eleven and twelve will trek 400 miles to market with eighty pounds on their backs and return in twenty days. Adults carry 850 pounds. This contrasts youthful labor with Chinese tea harvest practices observed in 1933.
Purdue star Duane Purvis set a Western Conference javelin record during the Big Ten championships in Evanston. He threw 208 feet 14 inches to claim the top mark, adding to his football fame.
The notice promotes Cardus as a remedy for women in weak conditions. It claims the product builds resistance, reduces pain and nagging symptoms, and supports natural bodily processes by improving nourishment. It urges long term use instead of temporary fixes.
The Schlaparelli sports coat shows a boxy shape with stitched bands forming shoulder peaks and a rectangular pattern. A Jaunty felt hat dominates the latest sports hat range for a sharp, era-appropriate look.
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