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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
4
A Hearne column lists visits and travels of Phil the Honest Tailor Wm Rushing E B Brazel of Franklin J W Horlock in Palestine and many locals with trips to Dallas Houston Galveston Memphis and Calvert. Mentions new lumber sale Planters Oil Company and Dr C D Journals of Mumford noted as improving and joining the subscription list during a busy week.
Notice that game laws will be strictly enforced and all violations prosecuted. The author seeks the aid of true sportsmen and good citizens and promises confidential handling of any communications about violations.
A sermon on the rich young ruler shows Jesus loving the ascent of youth, wealth, and virtue yet challenging him with Come follow me. It argues true satisfaction comes from relationship with God, not riches or status, and urges finding rest in the Heavenly Father.
Na Waul Chapter announces an anniversary program commemorating Jefferson Davis with a roll call Why I am a Daughter of the Confederacy near the river bridge at 4 p m The program includes opening remarks by President Mrs Westbrook Birth and Boyhood of Jefferson Davis Mrs Holland Jeff Davis Marriage Mrs Bath ley Davis as President Mrs Griffin paper Major Martin Beauvoir the Davis Home Mrs Hensley remarks by Veterans Capture of Davis Mrs Wray His Imprisonment Mrs Hall Death of Davis Mrs Crump poem Jefferson Davis Mrs Allen Song Bonnie Blue Flag
After a week's services the revival at the M. E. church closed Sunday night. Rev. Hughes returned to his home at Rusk. Attendance was small but sermons were preached and those who attended were greatly benefited.
A cottage at blocks 16 and 17 near the W C Allen residence, owned by the Episcopal Church, will be sold by sealed bids with public opening at 12 o'clock on Saturday June 8. Warrants for information may apply to agent Warren A Wilkerson. Right to reject all bids reserved. Sealed bids due by 10 o'clock on the sale date.
A quirky verse recalls mishaps from a stray shot that killed a calf, poison bought to kill pests, a balloon voyage intended to the moon, and a candle intimidating a farmer. Each incident ends with fines or settlements, illustrating how random actions spark real consequences and legal worries.
The speaker argues delaying painting costs about 10 percent yearly due to tied funds and inflation. If paint drops 25 percent to balance wages, it still costs more in wear and initial expense. He condemns cheap paint as a major false saving, noting it often costs 50 to 100 percent more over time.
This piece discusses the Lord's Prayer as a model for sincere worship versus public show. It contrasts covenant fellowship with the broader world, urges repentance and consecration, and emphasizes brevity, clarity, and dependence on divine aid in prayer. It notes the Merciful, Forgiving, and Delivering aspects of prayer within Christian teaching.
Eunice questions Burke as an orphan wears a dress apron at the yard drive. Burke explains the orphans’ uniform and social tensions rise when boys object to charity. Burke vows to give the orphan a better chance, inspiring Eunice to apologize and support him.
A narrator recalls years at a northern resort, describing aging, social entanglements, and crushes among Daggett and Crosby families. The scene centers on Lillian and Susie Daggett, Tom Daggett, and Tim from Chicago, with shore lanterns, moonlit views, and a playful but tension filled gathering by the lake. An old quarrel and flirtations echo through evenings on the pier and porch talk.
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