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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1912
Page
4
The notice outlines banana or trolley routes with Thursday night service, morning and evening hours, and closing times for eastbound and westbound services. It lists Vernon as a reference point and provides specific daily hours except Sunday.
Portable text fragment notes Avante work in New York and a yearly rate for Home and Farm services. Mentions Bitten and Kimen as names tied to the period. No clear event or outcome is stated.
General Directory lists state and county officials for Washington County Florida. It names Governor Alber W Gilehrias secretary H Clay Crawford attorney general Park Tremimen Com Agriculture W A Mola treasurer J C Laving Supt Public Instruction W M Molloway comptroller W V Knott court Thos M Shackleford calst justice M H Mabry clerk Eastroad Commission R Hudson Burr chair B C Dunn Clare judge ninth judicial circuit W H Price solicitor L Witton and various land office and county officers including tax collector W B Guiner, supt of education B F Gainor, county attorney A D Carmichael, and commissioners T Hightower, Gilbar Chipley, S L Davis, A W L Porter, Santa Rosa, and others.
Americans visit Mont Saint Michel and nearby St Malo to see the famous monastery and Chateaubriand’s tomb. Jules Lemaître recounts how the author bargained with the St Malo mayor for a nameless stone grave amid the tides, aiming to astonish the world even after death.
A dog sent this morning bit at people then fled. The animal showed aggression and then escaped, prompting a cautious response from bystanders and authorities.
A fragmented ad style snippet urges women to match clothes to means and touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and throat issues. It claims the remedy quickly cures a cold and is safe for children with implicit confidence, attributed to a druggist or distributor.
Fragmentary text seems to parody legal or medical advice with references to experts and a mocked product. It mentions an engagement, seeking next steps, and a comical line about a “big bladder” before suggesting Chamberlain's Foblots as a trial.
The article traces Sir Archibald Berkeley Milns’s naval lineage as the Mediterranean commander in chief with two previous generations also reaching high ranks. His grandfather Sir David Milne fought in late 18th century campaigns, and his father served as commander-in-chief on the Mediterranean station before becoming an admiral. Archibald has served since age fourteen and earned land service in the Zulu War under Lord Chelmsford.
A quoted exchange shows a frustrated constituent blaming a senator for bills he did not author. Sorghum replies that taking blame for others’ actions has made a map more important than he desires.
A fragmented dialogue shows Sure Leisure asking for an hour of conversation while the other speaker agrees, noting an impending moment when a spouse mentions bed time. The text reads as a casual exchange with interruptions and domestic scheduling.
A hallway theft occurred when a thief grabbed a roll from the hall and then fled. Eyewitnesses described a quick escape as the suspect disappeared from view. Authorities urge anyone with information to report promptly.
Sheridan recalled distress in youth turning to writing for fugitive publications aided by his wife. He said later in politics he should have honored his law, but had little time for study. He joked that his meals depended on their joint writing, replying that it was a joint concern.
A garbled OCR style item discusses political tactics and health claims tied to Dr. King and a product called New Life. It references liver and stomach distress but names are unclear. The text is fragmentary with uncertain dates and people.
An OCR fragment lists dubious tonic style claims for coughs and colds with vague dosing and price notes. It mentions medicines, lawyers, and towns, but contains many garbled words and broken names, offering no verifiable details or outcomes.
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