07 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
1
The Hearne Democrat announces subscription prices for three months at 29 cents, six months at 50 cents, and one year for Hearne Texas, dated June 7, 1912.
A Hearne merchant allegedly commented he would not give a continental for Elliott trade provoking town’s worry on road bond elections. The Elliott correspondent and editor dispute the claim, insisting no Hearne merchant used such language and urging unity to attract trade and road improvements.
A local letter argues Hearne merchants are not representative of progressive business people, praising honest, broad minded traders while urging support for good roads bonds. It questions road fund equity, cautions against divisive local politics, and calls for nationwide advertising to grow trade while noting Milano and Georgetown banking boosts.
The piece jokes that running a newspaper mirrors managing a hotel where a guest tolerates some flaws and adapts by ignoring the rest, concluding with a remark on the differ ent handling of unsatisfactory items.
A Neenah Wisconsin man suffered severe rib fractures after a frightful coughing spell. Doctors noted two ribs were broken and Dr King’s New Discovery is claimed to have eased his cough. The ad promises relief with a free trial bottle and affordable sizes at local stores.
Pastor Russell’s address at the Academy of Music, Brooklyn, centers on the fall of Mystic Babylon. He interprets Babylon as both Gate of God and confusion, warning Protestant denominations born under intoxicating doctrines. He links the Golden Cup to the Bible misused for error, and links Euphrates waters to revenues, predicting drying up as divine judgment.
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