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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
8
A fragmented ad promotes Munyon’s Paw Paw Pills as a non irritant tonic for stomach liver and nerves. It claims gentle action without harsh purging and criticizes most cathartics for harming the stomach lining while asserting benefits for digestion and overall health. Also notes tuberculosis reporting laws across states and territories.
In a humorous snippet, Miss Wrathy recounts Miss Slimm and others discussing a bold man who dared inquire how she achieved a puburn tinged hair color. The exchange turns playful as they joke about remedies and their Luster hat shox.
A Rome matron chronicled coffee's ill effects including dizziness and stomach upset. After switching to Postum she reports regained appetite and steady health, crediting the beverage with restoring vigor. The ad, from Postum Co of Battle Creek, promotes The Road to Wellville and claims a reason for Postum’s benefits.
A major blaze at Whitewright near Sherman Texas destroyed most of the business district along the Kitty and Cotton Belt railways. At least seventy five residences were damaged or destroyed and losses are estimated between 300000 and 325000. Two persons were injured and the fire department struggled to contain the disaster.
In the deep waters of Pipe Creek near Bandera Texas three women perished Monday in a flood event known as The Wonder a local showplace. Two attempted to rescue the third and all three lost their lives. Mrs Miss et Noah Slater of bandera was among the victims with others unnamed in the fragmentary report.
The sale of 1,860,000 pounds of wool was announced Tuesday in San Angelo. The Wool Growers Central Storage Company sold 1,000,000 pounds of twelve months clip and 600,000 pounds of eight months clip. March Bros sold 5,000 pounds of twelve months clip and TAS 600 pounds of eight months clip. Short wool held by George Richardson and Charles W Webb was also sold. Total spring clip receipts are estimated at 2,000,990 pounds.
A severe electric storm swept the East, raging intermittently over New York for hours and causing lightning damage and strong winds. Reports say storms struck Baltimore and affected telecom lines as Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies reported losses to wires and weeks.
The Continental Bank and Camigereli banks announced Monday the takeover of the Hibernian Banking Association, creating a combined assets total of $265,000,000. President George M. Reynolds confirmed the move signaling Chicago's rise as the largest bank center in the United States with assets now at $255,000,000.
This week closes the wind up of the potato crop for the season at Wharton. Potatoes sold at an average of 7 cents per bushel, with outfits averaging to return about a considerable sum.
The first load of the season's wheat to be marketed in Hell County was sold in Belton on Monday at 80 cents per bushel. The train was led by T. B. Prater, who lives south of Belton.
Holna Texas farmers face hot weather with no rain this week risking corn crop damage. Rice acreage is projected to drop about 30 percent from last year due to heat and drought conditions.
Five carloads of potatoes left Tilea for Carmine Texas last week, in addition to shipments made locally. The report notes significant potato transport from Tilea to nearby markets during the period.
A fragment from a 19th century letter recounts a servant’s nervous mishaps at an event, dramatic misorders, and a claim that Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root cured kidney trouble. The dealer’s notice offers samples and information for sale, urging readers to mention the paper.
A doctor reports dramatic relief and cure using Cuticura for dermatitis and severe skin eruptions. He notes his patient’s chest, arms, and other areas cleared after employing Cuticura Soap, Wash, and Ointment in a regimen, and he praises the products' effectiveness.
A fragmented notice discusses shared town pride and the allure of cool breezes, asking residents whether comfort in the heat is the region's greatest pleasure. It highlights local sentiment and a search for agreeable weather conditions.
A fragmentary scene on a neighbor’s porch captures locals chatting about Skeeter Jin and Jim’s new wife. The dialogue hints at envy and small town humor as residents trade quick jests and rhythmically mispronounced phrases.
Consumers are urged to inspect every bottle of Castoria for mothers and children to ensure it bears the genuine signature of Chicoyt in year terms for over 20 years. The notice cautions buyers about imitations and advises verification before use.
A fragment from a society drama notes a three act structure with six gowns and nine epigrams. It suggests the love between a husband and wife may be genuine yet does not curb his appetites.
The National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis urges a stringent campaign to eliminate TB. The plan requires mandatory reporting of TB cases, with health authorities enforcing compliance in several states including Illinois, Cleveland, New Orleans, and others. Local cities seek to implement reporting in line with rising public health measures.
A garbled OCR segment lists unusual names and phrases like Firat and Second Ghoice Velie Johony and fda te. It reads as a stray line from a chaotic page with unclear context or coherent event. No clear people, places, dates, or actions emerge.
A rural carrier from Midd'chare post office ran through smoke and flames to reach safety as woodland fire trapped him. Despite burns to his face and hands, he continued delivering, keeping duty intact and earning recognition in the county record.
An ad claims Resinol Ointment can be depended on for eruptive and irritable skin diseases including eczema, herpes, itch, rashes, chafing, and childhood sores. It purports to stop intense pain and provide instant relief from irritation for all drug store brands.
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