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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
7
In the Zobile Register opinion piece editors preachers teachers and speakers are urged to unite for public understanding of the value of human life. It argues against private lethal force and calls for stronger lawful and social norms inspired by English example and moral responsibility.
Beads of Com City, Aia, spread a claim about Earth being beaten for a Dyapepria. The message references Beads spokesperson Spruck Anion MINE and McLean property, though details are unclear in the fragment.
The writer argues every Florida house should have screens for health and comfort but doubts state laws can enforce it. He notes the board already has too much to do unless its powers and funds are enlarged and asks if the people can handle the task themselves.
The article argues that Nebraska voters replaced Bryan’s 14 year dominance of the state and national Democratic Party with a new course. It laments his domineering leadership at conventions and calls for the party to move to the front, placing democracy ahead of Bryan.
If you want neat printing done call on the Banner. The ad urges readers to contact Banner for quality printing services.
The ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria and related ailments affecting Panama Canal workers, with testimonials from A. Fretwell of Lecana North Carolina claiming complete recovery after three bottles. It claims benefits for stomach liver and kidney troubles and typhoid prevention, guaranteed by E. B. McGeachy.
A humorous colonial sounding list outlines Swiss cantonal laws fining boys for acts like throwing stones at windows or calling girls red heads. It notes fines in francs and corporal discipline, concluding with a quip about an American reader.
A dense London fog disrupts animal behavior and confuses birds, leaving pigeons motionless in or near their houses and chickens still for hours. A blind man was seen wandering a district, explaining he travels daily from a suburb with notes and parcels, saying weather caused no difference.
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