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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1900
Page
8
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Remarkable Cures
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla noting its peculiar qualities that work for all who take it and promises an unlimited list of wonderful cures proving its merit.
War Talk on a Streetcar Curio and Kimberley Dig
A bustling streetcar debate about war inflates voices as strangers trade near truths and jokes. A passenger quips about 50 000 Englishmen and 3 000 Boers, while others tease with numbers and Cuba’s brief “war.” The column ends with a quip about Kimberley’s diamond digging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Medicine Ad Promotes Lydia E. Pinkham Co. Product
Public health guidance urges those who feel unwell to avoid exertion and take a medicine advertised as the leading Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. product from Lynn Massachusetts, citing its record popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E Pinkham
Five men garroted in Ponce in grisly execution spectacle
Advices from Porto Rico report the garrote execution of Simeon Rodriguez Carlos Pacheco Hermogenes Pacheco Eugenio Rodriguez and Rosalio Santiago for the 1898 murder of Prudencio Mendoza at Yuaco. The event drew thousands who watched a public, theatrical display as officials used a slow, brutal method amid mixed public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Simeon Rodriguez
Carlos Pacheco
Hermogenes Pacheco
Eugenio Rodriguez
Rosalio Santiago
Prudencio Mendoza
Yuaco
Eugene Rodriguez
Pacheco Brothers
Ponce
Casualties at Reddersburg and tribute to Bland
Lord Roberts cited Reddersburg losses including two officers killed Captain F G Casson and Lieutenant O R Barclay and 33 wounded with eight more killed. 8 captured among noncommissioned officers and men, total British strength 167 mounted and 420 infantry. Enemy force about 8,200 with five guns. The session later honored Richard P Bland of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biormfonteinn
Reddersburg
F. G. Casson
O. R. Barclay
Northumberlands
Colored cotton mill to operate in Concord North Carolina
The Coleman cotton mill in Concord NC will soon start up after delayed shafting arrives. Owned and run by African Americans led by Warren Coleman the plant houses 5200 spindles 140 looms 22 cards and other equipment attracting attention across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Coleman Cotton
Concord
N. C
Warren Coleman
Mrs Dewey Rumored to Convert to Episcopalian Faith
A Washington Sunday report claimed Mrs Dewey left the Catholic church to join the Episcopalians but could not be verified. Rev Mackin, who married the admiral and serves as rector, refused to comment on the rumor.
The Ox in War Transport Needs for South Africa
The Pall Mall Gazette describes ox transport as essential to British logistics in South Africa. Oxen, though slow, are cheaper and robust in parched veldt, but require careful handling, grazing breaks, and night trekking. A span of eighteen oxen can haul a buck wagon loaded to 6,000 pounds over rough roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Cape Colony
Natal
Pall Mall
Remembering delightful Atlantic table talk of Dana and guests
Mrs. Ora Gannett Sedgwick recalls meals described in the Atlantic where Charlies A. Dana organized a waiter corps from among pleasant young people. She praises the culture, unselfish politeness, and tranquility of those gatherings with diverse guests.
Chronometers: American Makers Rise in Naval Timekeeping
The New York Post outlines how American chronometer makers have improved, with Navy instruments subjected to extreme temperatures and trials. It notes three U.S. makers against many British firms, stock levels of 400 to 500 chronometers in New York ports, and high prices ranging from 250 to 450 dollars for telegraphic timekeeping models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Maiden Lane
America
United States Navy
New York
New York Post
Out of the Ordinary Old Friends Meet After Years
Two longtime friends Throg gins and Gagster reunite and reminisce about a cross-eyed Tilbury girl from the neighborhood whom Throg gins recalls, only to reveal he never married her. The Chicago Tribune snippet showcases a humorous, memory-driven exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagster
Throggins
Tilbury
Chicago Tribune
England's Armored Trains in Boer War Context
A compact modern ad heavy page item notes England's armored trains for troop transport and bridge protection during the Boer War, alongside brief testimonials and product ads for bitters, laxatives, and tonics, including Cure for cold in one day and No-To-Bac. It also cites drugstore products, medical claims, and a 1900 testimonial from Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hostetter
Grove
Map in Kitchen Sparks Cook’s Fashion Plan
A London householder finds his cook has pinned a South Africa map in red for British possessions brown for Transvaal yellow for the Orange Free State and green for Portuguese territory She replies she wants a brown skirt and colored blouses to match the map when she has a future sewing session, showing a playful take on wartime pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South Africa
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Fractured Narratives and Odd Advertisements
Dialog fragments reveal a tragic misread of life and death. Odd notes advertise remedies and quirks from a San Francisco paper while crude lines mock wealth and love through a tongue in cheek ad style.
Beauty Aids and Digestive Tonic Cited in Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a beauty aid claiming clean blood improves skin and dissolves impurities. It lists dosages 10c, 25c, 50c with a promise of satisfaction and nationwide availability through druggists. A separate note mentions soda water as a palliative for abnormal hunger tied to disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Peace at Any Price Burglar Your Money or Your Life
A fragile plea echoes in a chaotic scene with a burglar demanding money while the home occupant offers no resistance. nearby a sleeping infant adds tension as the intruder contemplates exposure versus value. The incident highlights panic, fear, and the precarious balance between safety and greed.
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