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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows a local notice with schedules for a post or mall. Includes reference to directors and timing of mail pickup and delivery. Mentions midweek Wednesday nights and a fast-bound mall with hours from morning to evening.
The notice lists rates for Chadbing List Ba and Semi-weekly Atigata Journal at 1.73 per year, with Thrice weekly New York and Semi-weekly Timer alternatives, plus Clusen, Bannen and Home and Farm rates per year. It indicates periodical price options and annual charges.
General Directory lists governor secretary of state attorney general and treasurer along with agriculture comptroller and supreme court officials. It names Washington County officers including county judge sheriff treasurer tax assessor and collectors plus school and city officials in Chipley and Vernon with multiple districts and names.
The New York Sun surveys a recent state senate debate on parliamentary practice and decorum noting how rhetorical color and partisan language reflect on public office. It highlights the dignified tone and civic duty expected of lawmakers and the public perception of their conduct.
I M Youngpetars of Lake View Ohio writes of intense suffering from stomach issues and ineffectual medicines. After using Chamourlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets he reports surprising relief and a new stomach after a second bottle, with restored health. Sold by all dealers.
In the museum exhibit a Bearded Woman is accused of a barefaced fraud after borrowing a dollar two weeks ago and not repaying it. The Human Skeleton allegedly pressed for payment, remarking on the observer’s hardness.
A garbled ad-like text touts a supposed King of laxatives and a product called King’s Mow Life Pills claiming to cure constipation and related ills. the fragmentary wording is unclear and reads like a sensational promotional line.
In a Western militia encampment a clerk struggles to dispose of rations while a fellow soldier humorously watches. The scene turns to a remark about sinew and a humorous misquote as they discuss meat and a likely tongue in cheek moment during grim times. A late note hints at a diarrhoea remedy being advertised to readers.
An English traveler recalls a six foot alligator in the Ganges area that resisted bullets and a spear. After natives hacked at its head with axes, the creature thrashed, its body nearly torn apart before movement ceased.
A garbled ad style passage promotes Bitters and Ridoys as stomach regulators to combat various illnesses and skin issues. It mentions quick germ spread and suggests trying the product at 6. McGeachy.
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