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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
2
Directerr notice lists bus and mall timings with 10 mm and 11:30 hours. Eastbound and westbound mall closing times given, with service windows for orders and Sundays. Words are garbled but indicate weekday and Sunday schedule details and posting director information.
Reading of Per year subscription figures show Baxwan and Sess weekly Atlante Journal New York World and Times-Un nand Citizen per year. The text lists 81.78 as a rate and mentions home sod farm as another per year item.
Governor Alber W. Gilchrist secretary of state H. Clay Crawford attorney general Park Trammell com. agriculture B. R. McLin treasurer Wm V. Knott supt. Public Instruction W. M. Hallo way comptroller A. C. Croom supreme court Thos. M. Shackleford chief justice M. H. Mabey railroad commission R. Hudson Burr chairman B. C. Dann clerk judge Bras judicial circuit J. Earnest Wolfe Pensacola state solicitor J. Walter Kehoe
A historic roster lists OU and land office officials in Gainesville including Register A. Chubb and Receiver Shields Warren. It names Washington County officers Cyrcult Clark Vernon County Judge J. B. Wells Sheriff O. G. Allen and other posts, plus Chipley city leaders Mayor J. T. Britn Marshal W. D. Peters Clerk Treasurer W. and council members A. D. Carmichael Dunn and McGeachy with several others.
A woodpecker mocks a duck from a willow perch while the duck preens by reeds. The duck retorts that beauty is skin deep and that admired ducks are fake decoys. the tale ends with a moral about pretenders and fools.
Payetteville resident describes how his sister suffered consumption and weak appetite until Dr King’s New Discovery cured her completely. The letter praises the medicine as the best for coughs colds asthma croup and bronchial troubles. Trial bottles offered and guaranteed by G B McGeachy.
A father and his son visit a city and dine at a restaurant. The waiter asks the boy what he will drink, and the boy answers that he will take whatever his father takes. The father recognizes the seriousness and quietly corrects the order.
The Youngstown Telegram recounts Rev Griffith Jones, a noted Welsh humorist, telling a joke in his hometown store. A resident asks for a yard of pork for six shillings, Jones produces three pig’s feet and counts them as a yard, delivering more than six pence worth of amusement.
Short, reflective note on how constant haste prevents meaningful progress and lasting results. It contrasts speed with purpose, suggesting patience yields better outcomes and deliberate effort leads to worthwhile destinations.
The St Leger Stakes began in 1776 and is celebrated as the second oldest horse race in England. It draws crowds from far away places and has a storied history including famed trainer John Beott and legendary upsets such as Theodore at odds over a thousand to one.
A London Glove essay extols dew as delicate yet potent, evenly coating fruit and giant oaks, hydrating leaves and stalks, and strengthening a weathered forest trunk. It likens dew to subterranean power capable of shaking continents, yet gently wreathing thistle down without bending fragile stalks.
The piece recalls London cellar restaurants serving cheap fare like tripe and beef skin soup, popular before coffee shops. It notes many closed by the early 1970s to make way for the Royal Courts of Justice, in a neighborhood once known for such eateries.
An anonymous testimonial from A. Sebingeck of 647 Erm St Huffalo asserts Dr King’s New Kite Pilla cures chronic constipation and liver ailments, claiming it outperforms others and remedies biliousness jaundice and weakness.
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