Coates Victory Noted In Brief Sheste Fad
Local brief reports Coates winning amid a fad at BL Sheste. The terse item notes a win and mentions the setting as part of a short neighborhood notice.
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
2
Local brief reports Coates winning amid a fad at BL Sheste. The terse item notes a win and mentions the setting as part of a short neighborhood notice.
A garbled notice outlines weekend arrival times and service hours. It mentions Sunday closures and directions about opening hours, with references to a person named P Schell and an entity possibly related to a transit or postal service.
The fragment references several papers including an Atlanta weekly and a New York party page. It mentions Bassman and Semi weekly Times On TRS and Home and Farm. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The record lists state officials including Governor Alber W Gilchrist Secretary of State H Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell and other statewide officers. It also details land office officials Washington County officers and Olmipley City officials with names and titles for roles such as sheriff treasurer tax collector and superintendent of registration.
A man with a broken neck from Sparrow’s Point Maryland two months ago was transported to his Gloucester City New Jersey home with head and neck in a plaster cast. He can sit up and expects a full recovery after doctors initially feared he would not survive 24 hours.
The Charterhouse hosts a high value Thackeray manuscript exhibition contrasting the writer's care with his casual habits. An amusing anecdote tells how a completed page was left in a cloak room and later found in a dustman's box after a search at the Athenaeum club.
A humorous exchange about heat and exhaustion cites a medical claim about insomnia. The piece mentions a neighbor and a nephew linking weather to fatigue and suggests Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy available everywhere.
A shortened fragment shows a garbled line about a quick razort item costing a quarter and a jab at dealers. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The text reads as advertising noise with no verifiable event or person.
A Paria boot and shoe maker, now a multimillionaire after forty years of toil, transfers his factory to eighty workers. The deed includes the building, plant, and stock valued at about 6400 000 with about $8 000 per employee. He reserves three years of management control and restricts immediate realization of shares.
A terse dialogue shows a husband warning of danger and a wife hoping the wolf will follow a path to safety at the beck, suggesting a rural fable scene of intrusion and escape.
Two doctors told a man he had two years to live after tuberculosis. He credits Dr King’s New Discoveries with a cure and a 1 price trial explaining the savior in his case. The account urges readers to try the medicine for throat and chest ailments.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Krog's New Life and unnamed figures. It references speed, nature, and work but lacks clear actions or dates. Names like McGeachy appear as scattered items in the unreadable text.
D. H. Mays is cited as voting with the group and endorsing their view. The message frames his alignment with their perspective and urges supporters to follow his example.
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