Unclear Notice of Wednesday Communion or Meeting Time
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local notice with a Wednesday meeting time and Sunday hours. Contains garbled names and odd spacing. specifics about location or organizers are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local notice with a Wednesday meeting time and Sunday hours. Contains garbled names and odd spacing. specifics about location or organizers are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR notes list various publication frequencies and prices such as weekly biweekly and yearly rates. It mentions New York and Times-Un, but lacks coherent context or readable entities.
General Directory lists state leaders Governor Alber W Gilchriot Secretary of State H Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell Comptroller B C McLin Treasurer W V Knots Superintendent W M Molloy Lamptrotter A C Croom Supreme Court Thos M Shackleford Chief Justice M H Mabry Railroad Commission R Hudson Burr Clerk RU Donn Circuit J Ammatt Pensacola Tec evusiae Grot judicial L Wilton U S Land Office M S Chubb Shields Warren Receiver Gainesville Circuit Clerk W Lockey Vernon County Judge J A Hutchison Vernon Ederif G Alien Chipley Treasurer H B Tiler Vernon Fax Asgomer J J Williams Chipley Pax Collector W S Gainer Supt Public Instruction M Gainer Jansen Supervisore of Registration J M Simmons Greenhaad County Solicitor A D Carmichael Chipley County Surveyor Thos Collins Caryville Pi pley BL Davis Waesan J B Porter Millville BP Guan Santa Rowan Seboo Hoant B Bush Chairman Orange MN S J Galoer St Andrew W F Res Vernon Chipley Offy Officials Ovanch A D Carmichael chairman B Dunn J S McGeachy C E Tharp
The piece critiques women targeted journals and the shift toward fragmentary content. It contrasts women's education and political life with domestic roles and notes changing newspaper pages. It also promotes Chamberlains Liniment for back pain relief.
Fragmentary note quotes Reggy and Virginia Wise on talking briefly to individuals. It mentions a cure for diarrhoea by Chambrialas and Cholera remedies and claims personal testimonials from M. K. Gebhardt in Oriaie, Tu. The text ends with a generic sales line about availability at dealers.
A man describes a so called railroad hog aboard an interurban car from Denison. He moved a passenger’s suitcase to take an empty seat after noting a fat man occupied a second seat with the luggage. The passenger suspected the man aimed to reserve two seats and thwarted the plan by removing the case.
Text discusses people in malaria regions who develop a liking for quinine due to daily use. It notes quinine is bitter yet becomes palatable to locals, who may crave it even when not needed. It suggests removal from malaria zones would make them dislike quinine again.
A fragment notes a looming crisis in China and a personal recollection about witnessing a new cook handle a dish, implying unrest and domestic concern. The text presents disconnected phrases without clear events or proper context.
A tragic accident near Rookelta Illinois reports an armored express train fatally striking a person who lay asleep on a railroad track. Eyewitnesses describe the scene as sudden and deadly with no immediate warning.
The Judge recalls a courtly tale where Washington seeks Snally to win Loadmore xirt. The woman first offers a token, then her arm, and soon her heart and hands are given to him, leading to a complete surrender of affection.
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