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Newspaper

Hearne Democrat

Location

Hearne, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1912

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Subscription Rates Three Months and One Year

Graphic offer shows three month rate at 26 ets and six months at 0.50 units while one year priced at 0.00. Readers are invited to subscribe for longer terms with apparent discounts and new rates.

Duty We Owe Our Dumb Animals by Heckman Address

Temple Humane Society president Father Heckman urges humane work as Christian duty. He cites Biblical verses on mercy to animals, notes over 120 species in Holy Writ, and argues cruelty to animals violates God’s law and human decency. He links humane treatment to Christ’s teachings and divine care for creatures.

Father Heckman Temple Humane Society Belton Humane Society Church of God Jesus Christ Pearce Christ Cuhviat Fanda

Humane education and mercy across species in Christian ideals

The text argues that studying nature reveals the supernatural and that law should reflect meekness and mercy. Saints illustrate kindness to animals, with examples of St. Peter, St. Francis, St. Roch, St. Hubert, and St. Jerome. It asserts humane behavior is essential, extended to adults, and supported by scripture.

St. Peter St. Francis St. Roch St. Hubert St. Jerome S

Bosom Friend Yesterday Now Stranger

A reflection on famous pairs from history and myth Castor and Pollux Damon and Pythias Jonathan and David Caesar and Brutus Romulus and Remus, and a note on how politics and gossip tested friendships. The piece emphasizes loyalty and mutual support without betrayal.

Theodore Lauren Jean Libbey David Jonathan Damon Pyth

The Stupid Thing

Miss Gabby teases Dr Powders with a line about the heart and stomach then boasts of a surgical quip. The young physician responds with a boasting diagnosis about the shortest route to the heart through the left subclavian thorax region.

Gabby Powders

Major's Health Worries Ignite Town Doctor Feud

A retired major complains of sharp pains near his heart and questions a local doctor's competence. The physician cites a three year old debt and a conflict over treating patients who failed to pay. The quarrel escalates as the major accuses the doctor of ungratefulness while recalling past client disputes and the town’s medical ethics.

County Medical Association John Bonehead

Lost Key of Knowledge Critiques Doctors of Divinity

Brooklyn May 5 The Academy of Music crowded for Pastor Russell on The Lost Key of Knowledge citing Hosea and Matthew to condemn Doctors of Divinity for concealing the path to Bible understanding. He argues personal knowledge of God and Christ requires consecrated study and warns of divine judgment on those who hinder it.

Brooklyn N. Y Academy of Music Russell Jesus Israel Hoseao Tv God Jesus Christ Tlis Son Aly

To Make Advertising Pay Advice From Walton

The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the parallel between angling and advertising urging use of fresh live copy and patient, strategic effort. It stresses choosing the best pool and luring with superior bait to attract business, likening ad setups to patient fishing.

Izaak Walton Philadelphia Inquirer

Have Confidence In Fellow-Men Principle Speech Note

A reflective piece urging trust in others and fair treatment until proven otherwise. The voice asserts duty to regard people as good, acknowledges rare unpleasant experiences, and cautions against suspicion that harms both others and the observer. The language echoes a 19th century moral exhortation.

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The Hearne Democrat Hearne, Texas Vatsher Heckman Will and Castor Pollux Pythias Jn Alli Tamon Shepherd Prince Jonatha Caesar Brutus Rema Romulus Pastor Russel Tered UNG “Ros Cov J. W. Pinkerton General Insurance C. P. Welch Hearne Mercantile CO Sandy Jones Charles Connisseurs I. D. Hall
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