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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
4
The notice outlines church event times and transit details. It lists services and sermons for Thursday nights with 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. sessions, and mentions East and West bound mail departures and Sunday hours.
Readable fragments indicate shifting market signals in New York area. Observers note weekly price movements and seasonal demand affecting homes and farms.
A compiled roster lists Governor Albert W. Gilchrist and state executives such as Secretary of State H Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell and Treasurer J C Luning. It covers Washington County officers including clerk W C Lockey tax collector W 8 Galnar superintendent B F Gainer and rural registration supervisor J M none with Chipley and Vernon postings and Chipley city officials.
In ruins of a former alliance, poor families endure among fallen walls and ruined mosques. A fragmentary ad promotes Liniment therapy promising quick relief, claiming availability from all dealers.
A Baltimore hotel night clerk known for politeness nearly lost his temper when a guest asked to borrow an alarm clock. She needed it to wake early, and he refused saying he had no watch and would not risk waking others. The tale highlights the clerk’s discipline under social pressure.
The text notes chloroform's first use in 1844 by Dr. W T C Morton in Boston for a tooth extraction and later in many operations. It states England learned of the discovery by December 1844 and Sir James Young Simpson, a Scottish physician, first used it in a hospital in 1847. Simpson was knighted in 1864 and a statue in Edinburgh honors him.
A laborer along the railroad near Rooneville was killed by a speeding train. The article urges prompt use of Dr Kings New Discovery to treat coughs and colds to prevent dangerous lung trouble, claiming quick relief and a cure for a severe cough that followed an attack.
A clipped London magazine note describes a tense scene where a man scolds two others and claims they face consequences for a mistaken action involving a dog named Moonge. The fragmentary text hints at a chaotic confrontation.
An advertisement notes one dose of Vanmberiaips Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured diarshona. M. Gebhardt of Rine, Pa. touts it as the best, with sales through All Doules.
A fragment urging readers to shed burdens and reclaim youth through simple, graceful living. Emphasizes reducing occupation and embracing a lighter pace to feel renewed.
On a recent shopping trip Katie, with her money, chose lace at $7.50 a yard. She stood unsure then decided to buy the entire doll without hesitation, a moment noted by the Kansas City Journal.
An advertisement touts Hacklen's Arniba Salve as a remedy for piles and skin irritations. It claims to soothe itching swelling and redness, offering relief from boils eczema pimples wounds and rashes. The copy identifies R McGeachy as the seller and notes a price or dosage detail.
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