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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary essay mix on the Great Pyramid as a divine symbol linking ancient law to the Gospel Age. Claimed measurements and stones weigh millions of tons, with references to dates around 1015 and biblical figures. Includes digressions on hospitality and a New York Sun anecdote about seeds and naming.
A fragmented local notice notes water scarcity and health guidance amid sudden diarrboss attacks. It mentions a cholera and diarrbook remedy sold by City Drag Store and S. B. McGeachy, urging readers to obtain supplies for preparedness.
A London Tit-Bita note recalls a small party aboard a boat where servants followed strict dining rules. The boy in buttons serves different sherries by seal color, with higher quality for after dinner and proper sequence for courses. The tale ends with the boy asking guests to identify hock or inferior sherry.
The Lexington Leader notes fairy lore about Gowers and bluebell wood sorrel attracting visiting fairies. It mentions foxgrove or fairy Delis as used for chimes and describes a tiny horn made from a rose leaf to sound a louder blast to awaken a nearby tiny friend.
A fragmented courtroom snippet shows a tester asking a lawyer’s occupation and a witness replying with a wordplay about being a piano finisher. The humor rests on mishearing and abrupt dialogue.
Nell is described as an awful gossip who tells everything she bears while Belle repeats more than that stirring public chatter in Philadelphia.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets to relieve dull liver and sluggish digestion. It claims the user will feel better by morning. Sold by City Drug Store and B. MecGeachy.
The text discusses a hypothetical meeting place at the pole where all meridians converge. It imagines a man standing at the pole being instantaneously aligned with all twenty four hours, like a clock hand pointing everywhere.
A garbled OCR item narrates a bishop in car speaking to a publican about petrol and beer and mentions a diarrhoea remedy named Kerlains Golte Chay ora. The text blends a comic petrol exchange with an old medical ad and lists unclear names and places.
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