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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1918
Page
7
A World War I era appeal emphasizes Red Cross efforts to support soldiers allies and war needs. The message notes a one hundred million dollar goal to sustain trench hospitals canteens and care as the fight to make the world safe for democracy continues.
A good citizen supports government in trying times and does so without reservation. The Southern Pacific Lines pledge to maintain obligations to government and people with justice. They seek workers' cooperation to improve efficiency in every direction as the flag symbolizes freedom and preparations begin to send youth to Belgium and France. The Management.
A vintage advertisement offers lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a skin lotion that bleaches and smooths the face neck arms and hands. It advises straining to remove pulp and claims months of freshness with daily use. Contact G. M. Clapp in Hearne Texas for details 54-14.
An earnest medical advertisement promises cancer cures without surgery. It touts 50 years of experience at Palmer Sanitarium in Navasota Texas and urges readers to investigate promptly at Box 461.
The Hearne colored schools secured a home cannery with 250 cans daily capacity through Prairie View Normal School. Under Prof. Tom Taylor they use the hot water process to can vegetables from the children’s war gardens and from colored neighbors. They funded and installed it themselves.
A fragment describes calomel as a dangerous remedy that salivates and shocks a sluggish liver. It claims calomel crashes into sour bile causing cramps and nausea. The text urges bilious, headache, constipation suffers to seek Wodson's Liver Tone from their druggist.
Health concerns rise at Elliott with several having mumps. Mrs Greer and daughter visited Mrs Bishop in Bishopville, Velora Griffin visited T W McNeel, and local youths attended a Sunday singing. Graves decoration at Elliott cemetery and an upcoming talk by Rev Bullock invite all. Webb Holbert leads the fly campaign. an advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel.
Miss Lucile Beamer of Gladewater has graduated from Gladewater High School on the 17th instant. A talented musician she served as organist for the First Baptist Church Sunday school while visiting her editor uncle in Hearne. Lala Larkin visits Bryan this week.
Campaign notices outline flyering to Frankline Decherd furniture store on Saturday Hearne Chamber of Commerce and Calvert Reid furniture store on Wednesdays Bremond Hearn building on Wednesday leaves bags open until delivery Phen ties must be secure and labeled with name and address Miss Elbert Walker County Home Dem Agent
A reflective note prompts readers to question personal value and inner guidance. The brief prompts soul search and self assessment, inviting contemplation on worth beyond material measures.
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