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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
7
A list of residents and visitors across Bryan Calvert Waco Houston Galveston Jerneratte La Dallas and other Texas locales. Names include Mrs Julia Knowles Mrs A Rosenstein Mr Bartle Crenan Mrs Gus Oderholt Mr Earl Mars Mr Robert Davis and many more with brief mentions of travel or visits. Also a short ad promoting Oleve Kidney Pills from Parker Drug Co.
Franklin’s Roy Killough and many others are noted as in town or visiting in Franklin, Waco, Austin, El Paso, Corsicana, Port Sulphur, San Antonio, Houston, Galveston, and Rockdale. Several guests attend church and social events with mentions of Miss Marguerite Finney, Mrs. H. B. Easterwood, and the Episcopal Guild. Summer plans include a June 27 service and a September reopening.
An advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills from Parker Drug Co promotes kidney health as essential, claiming the pills tone up tired kidneys, banish backache, and stop sleep disturbing bladder troubles. The text urges preservation of health through kidney function.
The column lists residents visiting, traveling, and relocating. Es W. R. Gibson and daughter Miss Helen left Houston and Galveston. Judge J. L. Goodman of Franklin worked in the city. Wallace Beverley family returned from Austin. Fred Klopp of Taylor guests of Easterwood family. Audrey Sparks returned from Dallas to see Mrs. Ballinger. Rentals offered: two furnished rooms and six room house at $15. Various locals, including Morris Cohen and George Whatley with Miss Alafair, visited in town. Harris of Bryan arrived to assist Forrest Jones Grain Company during Cain’s absence. Mrs. Wad arshail and daughters planned Houston visit to see Mrs. Wilrich. Sam Rosenstein and C. H. Silberman to San Francisco for Exposition. Mrs. Ayres and others left for Aransas Pass for a month of camping. Tom Cain in Morriston Tenn. to see ill father. O A Butterfield moving from Hearne to Houston. well-liked citizen among the town’s industrious group.
A vintage ad touts Dr King s New Discovery as a cheap simple remedy for coughs colds bronchial and lung ailments. It urges taking one fourth to one teaspoonful as needed and visiting a druggist to start treatment immediately for relief and cure.
Notice is hereby given to hunters, fishers and trespassers generally that anyone trespassing upon the R. C. McQueen place will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. J. R. Walker, Manager. 41-7-3
An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a fast remedy for constipation claiming a small nightly dose yields a full morning bowel movement without gripe. It states the laxative uses podophyllin to stimulate the liver and bile flow, promoting digestion and a sound bowels health.
An Amy Pearl Corby column reflects on pride, masks, and hidden sorrows. It laments how cheerful fronts conceal broken hearts and urges honesty, noting many suffer privately while outwardly cheerful. A friend’s tale prompts the call for words that build courage rather than sympathy.
Hearne Chamber notes outline marketing plans for tomatoes and crops. Merchants will assist sale through commission houses. home market expected to be plentiful but car lot shipments unlikely. Farmers urged to expand acreage, black-eyed peas growing, Brady planning dry-kiln and corn mill. Next meeting is the first Saturday in July. fifty cent annual dues urged for every farmer.
A scrambled snippet questions remedies for long standing sores and mentions Vorter's Antiseptic and Poland Neale at a series. It notes a product failing to cure and references long standing issues and a self proclaimed old reliable solution. The readable text hints at a medical advertisement or claim from a past era.
The quality of food hinges on baking powder ingredients. Royal cream of tartar baking powder adds wholesome qualities, matching the cream of tartar found in grapes, while alum baking powders may carry unwholesome effects. Labels list all ingredients, guiding safe use of Royal Baking Powder Co New York.
The Shakespeare Club met on a Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Allen’s home. Members present included Medumes Jd, C. Smith, Harry Bivin, J. G. Philen, W. B. Hughes, Floyd Easterwood, L. George, Rh. W. Marshall, R. D. Wray and Bithe Blaylock.
The Weather Bureau forecast fair weather with continued high temperatures for the week starting Wednesday June 23 in the Far West Gulf States. In Galveston Judge I A Williams, a leading Texas lawyer and former Supreme Court judge, visited his sister Mrs D A Nunn staying with Mrs T A Westbrook.
Mr and Mrs Vanmeter of Caldwell visit their daughter Mrs Williamson. Mrs Lovelace returns from Lampasas with relatives. Mr and Mrs Collier of Waco spend time in Munford. Dr Taylor returns to Calvert from visit to Mrs Rozzell. Lovelace and son Bryan visit Lampasas Ew... Brownwood. Mrs Tom Bush leaves for Houston. Dr and Mrs Collard motor to Calvert for the day. Mrs Chamberlain and Mrs Daubins of Cameron guests of Mrs Collier. Mrs Mason retires from visit to Courtney relatives. Mrs Goode Lord and children guests of Mrs Jenkins. Mr and Mrs Collier visit city relatives last week.
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