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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
7
The text highlights American Forest Week from April 27 to May and includes Theodore Roosevelt quotes extolling forests. It argues forest protection should sustain resources for future welfare, viewing forestry as a means to perpetuate forests by use and to support wood reliant industries.
Mrs. William Crenan has returned from Ennis after spending a week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McNeel host their son Carl McNeel of Wichita Falls for a visit.
Classic catalog style notice states Wall's Catarrh Medicine relieves catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. Internal tonic aids mucous removal by blood flow. Endorsed by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo.
Hearne will observe National Music Week with a week of events at local churches, clubs, and schools. The schedule includes a Sunday morning church music program, Sunday evening hymn contest, Monday Chamber of Commerce program, Tuesday Shakespeare Club serenade for shut ins, Wednesday kindergarten program, Rotarians luncheon numbers, a Thursday community sing and Friday P T A children program. The Music Lovers Club Mayfete on the J G Philen lawn features elaborate plans with 75 plus children and a Queen vote through Friday, winner announced Saturday.
New trash cans placed at convenient points in Hearne downtown aim to curb litter. Citizens are urged to cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce civic committee to keep streets clean and sanitary by using nearby cans for papers and letters.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will hold a business session Monday afternoon May 4 at four o'clock in the church. The report of the delegate to the Missionary Conference in Houston will be given. Full attendance urged to hear the delegate.
Hart's ads promote low sale prices on Ginghams Blue Bonnet Gingham 30c now 28c at Hart's. Items note visitors to Dallas Temple Fort Worth and Waco plus local notices for rentals and groceries. A fragment of notices includes Hart's ads and local business contacts with names of residents and places like Cameron Bryan Marlin and Hearne.
An advertisement from Duffey Drug Company promotes BLUE STAR REMEDY for skin conditions including eczema and ringworm. The pitch claims no clothing staining and a pleasant odor with a guaranteed result.
Miss Anavi Myatt led the Hearne public school's domestic art department with Misses Maurice Matthews, Mary Lee Weston and Rose Cu ch ia as they traveled to Austin Thursday and Friday for the sixth annual State Clothing Contest. The department remains a key addition to the curriculum and the trio competed in the second year sewing class.
Miss Bonner and Mary Graham Bonner provide a bedtime story in The Democrat urging readers to enjoy the evening fairy tale. The note promotes rest, asks children to read, and hints at continuing tales on another page. Also mentions Hart's Ging ham Bargains and Mrs Brady returning from Austin with family.
Mrs. M. V. Carson was in Austin this week to attend the State meeting of the Parent Teacher Association. Phone 88 is noted for grocery delivery.
A fragment notes a product linked to E W Grove with the label Bromine Quinine. It mentions cold and influenza relief claims and references a singular Brome Quinine item. The text lacks clear context, date, or other identifiable entities beyond the brand and box signature.
An advertisement promotes a pepsinated calomel product claiming it regulates liver and digestion, stimulates the kidneys, acts as an intestinal antiseptic, and serves as a daily laxative for toxemia biliousness headaches constipation indigestion and colds. It urges buying from Duffey Drug Co.
Miss Dorothy Bivin stayed with Dr. Clara Cook and Mrs. J B Weatherly in San Antonio. Hart sells Gingham cheaper adv iev. Mrs E Bullock hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Marshall Bullock of Bryan and Mrs Cleota Echols of St Louis.
In Belton last week Miss Erin Jolly of Bryan won second place in the Voice Contest at the interscholastic music meet. The 14 year old singer, niece of Rev. and Mrs. C. EB. Bullock, is praised for her talent. Pianist Miss Mandele Wiley, also a Bullock relative, supported the performer.
Mrs W H Davison is at home from Bryan after a pleasant visit in the home of Mrs OC Moore.
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