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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1899
Page
2
A Chipley Florida newspaper column carts several items. Aguinaldo’s headquarters shift with his movements. The piece cites a March per capita circulation and mocks Major Lee. It critiques McKinley and Cuban Assembly actions, then promotes Arnica Salve. It notes Florida’s Biennial Report on public instruction and Gov. Bloxham’s legislative message as strong documents.
Mrs Adam Hart of Groton writes that after four doctors gave up on her she trusted a New Discovery remedy for consumption and recovered. Trial bottles are free at Patrick Ros drugstore with regular sizes sold at 50 cents and 1.0. The note contrasts this medical claim with social science views on trust and moral progress, arguing the world improves as unity of principle grows.
A defense of sustaining aid to Cuba stresses that while charity may reflect well on the nation, the paramount concern is competent governance and trustworthy administration of entrusted affairs. The speaker asserts soldiers and officers proved their loyalty but warns national reputation hinges on honest, fair dealing in all duties.
The piece condemns wartime neglect of Southern states and condemns the Republican party for moral failings. It cites editorials from the Times-Union and Citizen and the Baltimore American about John Alger and cabinet actions. It urges the President to replace the Secretary of War and curb West Indies expansion.
The Tallahasseean notes U S readers face conflicting Philippine reports from Agui naldo's forces, deser tions and massing insurgents. It compares this to Cuba coverage, criticizing reliance on flattery while urging a broader open treasury policy and sustained support.
An observed lack of reporting on the bee man's burden spreads through the Republican press, suggesting an epidemic of journalistic lock jaw and minimal coverage of related issues nationwide.
Private John Allen vows to stand by the Mississippi river if elected to the Senate. He argues Southern senators would improve development and prosperity by advocating harbor and river needs in Washington, criticizing eloquence and theory over practical work.
Mr R P Olivia of Barcelona spends winters in Alken South Carolina. He reports Electric Bitters relieved his back of head pain caused by weak nerves. He praises the medicine for liver and kidney troubles, blood purification, stomach tone, and nerve strength. Bottles 50 cents, guaranteed by Patrick Bros druggist.
A narrator muses on the aftermath of the Spanish American War, debating who led the Santiago battle, Dewey’s Manila victory, and the beef crisis. The piece condemns embalmment of cattle, tariff politics, and calls for expansion while warning against overreach.
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