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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
3
A misread tale from Fleet Street recalls Sir William Gilbert denying a reporter entry at his home The butler explains the comedian wishes to postpone the journalist’s visit to avoid disturbing a planned schedule.
A fragmented Houston Post quote portrays Twin Willie as a cry baby or weak in response to events. The readable text hints at a dismissive voice about the boy’s behavior and a broader judgment by contemporaries.
A fragment advises buying a cow and sow and notes time to purchase Chalura and Diarrhoea Remedy. It mentions no superharbor sale by all doslers and implies urgency before a punishing season.
A child hidden by her mother’s shawl vents curiosity during a storm as the father explains a distant thunderclap. The little girl asks, “Paps, it just erates why as it was going to God got the key?” during the volatile scene.
The article notes Argentina leads in corn port, with Abe shipping chilled and frozen meat abroad, and ranks second only to Russia in wheat and Australia in wool. It cites nearly 4.8 billion dollars in pastoral and agricultural capital versus about 109 million in manufacturing, including electric power plants in large cities.
An odd fragment cites a product named Thirry Trary Togatirh and claims from a Dr Boat and others praising a medicine for coughs and sore throats. It references long usage by families and a guarantee by McGearty. The text reads like a late 19th century patent medicine pitch with testimonials and dubious superiority.
Fragmentary notice reflects on Aberford and the centenary of Sir Welten Boott’s entry to possession of an estate. The text shows garbled OCR with references to May and a grand house but is largely unreadable.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a boat and sea scene with a floating craft and an observer or crew aboard near a shoreline. Details are unclear but imply a maritime incident or rescue setting with a visible vessel and splashing water.
A proposed method suggests covering hulls with glass to boost speed and save coal by reducing friction. Experiments used an adhesive of resin and lime oil, with a thin layer of wood pulp under the glass to accommodate steel expansion.
The text notes ice is plentiful and cheap in Persia, pointing to local ingenuity. It explains that porous ground causes rapid water percolation, resulting in few large lakes from which ice can be obtained and a flood of limited thickening observations.
An assortment of home remedies and cleaning tips dominates the page. Leerage discusses removing ink stains with talc and various household items. A separate notice accuses B. & Chamberlain of Chotov, Me. of stealing and promotes Hucklon's Armies Salve for pain relief and treating injuries with broad claims.
An unreadable fragment mentions a ghood treatment and various pains. The text includes garbled phrases about seating and orders but lacks clear names, places, or dates to identify a definite event or subject.
The New York World Tarkon edition outlines aims for a better paper in 1908 with global news coverage and prompt reporting. It emphasizes independence, offering thrice weekly edition at 1.50 per copy or 6.00 per year, and notes a $1.00 annual subscription option.
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