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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1897
Page
2
Chipley Fla December 11 1897 A true citizens prayer urges public spirit to defend rights and promote enterprise for homeless families as Florida has 1797662 acres of vacant public lands. A letter questions Spain’s pledge to Cuba and recounts Beecher quip about Americans vs Englishmen amid postwar reflection.
The Tavares Herald condemns a Florida rule that requires insolvent defendants to summon witnesses who must travel and testify without any compensation. It cites defendants who borrow money to attend court and asks when a legislature will repeal such statutes seen as a gross outrage on the people.
There is no disease more uncertain in its nature than dyspepsia. Physicians say that the symptoms of no two cases agree. It is therefore most difficult to make a correct diagnosis. No matter how severe, or under what disguise dyspepsia attacks you, Browns' Iron Bitters will cure it. Invaluable in all diseases of the stomach, blood and nerves, Browns' Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
California senator Stephen M. White attacks annexation as a costly, improper move harming defense, economy, morals, and rights of natives. He condemns the scheme as buccaneer in spirit and warns it would trigger vast military spending and taxation. Georgia and Florida senators are urged to oppose the plan at every turn.
The Florida feature promotes moving south for health and leisure, contrasting harsh northern winters with sun drenched shores. It extols Southern seas pine woods and tropical fruits, inviting Washington county readers to visit or relocate to enjoy warmth, health and land opportunities.
A medicinal advert promotes Cascareta by Cand Pasbarsie claiming permanent constipation cure with a money back offer if CCC fails. The pitch targets druggists with a refund guarantee and emphasizes a simple remedy.
Postmaster General Gary expresses pleasure at widespread comment on his recommendation for postal savings banks and invites broader discussion. He hopes collective input will shape a workable plan as Congress considers the issue, with labor groups and newspapers already showing support.
A historical note discusses persistent coughs and the need for careful treatment, mentioning cod liver oil as a standard preparation for twenty five years. The fragment suggests medical or health care practices of a past period.
Scott's Emulsion proves its effectiveness in curing throat and lung affections and vitality. The ad urges readers to obtain Scott's Emulsion, noting the wrapper shows the firm name and price of $1.00 at druggists.
The Chicago Record argues that sentiment across classes supports early establishment of postal savings banks to safeguard moderate savers. It notes merchants may have less interest but calls on the commercial sector to back measures aiding workers and public well being.
Advertiser claims two million boxes sold annually with three million expected before New Year. Presents Cascarets as the year round bowel regulator and urges purchase from all druggists with prices 10 25 and 50 cents and a cure guaranteed.
The state reformatory will be located in Jackson County subject to bid terms of 1,200 acres and 1,300. A $10,000 appropriation funds buildings and tools. Two separate buildings for whites and blacks will prevent mixing. $1,500 for grounds and $1,000 for furnishing. salaries capped at $600, $400, and $300. Sach County pays per inmate until self supporting. Eight thousand dollars appropriated for first two years of operation.
Madrid reports El Liberal dismisses fear of US recognition of insurgents and interference in Cuba. It says Spain has granted Antillean colonies broad liberty and that the United States should be grateful, though it may yield to Spain if needed.
Mrs McKinley grants John Philip Sousa permission to dedicate his unfinished work titled The Lady of the White to her. She sent the authorization to The Ladies' Home Journal editor last week for publication in the magazine's next issue. The magazine also receives a new large portrait of Mrs McKinley for the same edition.
A second photograph of Mrs. Roosevelt in the White House conservatory is noted as unusually rare in ten years. The first portrait, taken in 1887, appeared in The Ladies Home Journal, whose October issue sold out its entire print run.
The Weekly Journal offers daily and weekly editions, full telegraphic news up to the latest moment, and feature pages including Rev. Sam Jones letters and biographies. It emphasizes extensive illustrations and quality to establish itself as the great southern weekly.
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