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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
2
Schedule details for a West-bound mall and arrivals indicate closing times and weekday hours. The notice lists Monday hours and references a person named Schell P.M, with times around 10:90 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. The fragmentary text confirms a post office related timetable and service closures.
Fragmented OCR item with varied per year pricing figures for periodicals. Mentions Jase Thuoe, and entities like Citizen New York and Home and Farm in unclear context. No coherent event or outcome clearly stated.
A dense roster lists state and county officials including Governor Alter Gilchrist Secretary H Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell and Park Trammell with names like W V Kaow A C Croom J Emmett Wolfe W F Ross W W Cook and H M Wattier. It covers land office officials circuit clerks supervisors and local boards across Vernon Chipley and surrounding towns.
A bargain hunter in a small Main Street shop challenges Eben Googins over a wrought iron fender. He slyly tests her by invoking Judge Allen of Foxcroft and sets the price at $3, hinting at tacit knowledge of the renowned antique collection.
A dubious health ad warns of earthquakes as omens and pushes a patent medicine. It claims nature’s warnings signal illness and touts Ktootro Ritiers as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble, citing a sponsor’s testimonial from Michigan and urging immediate use.
The article extols team play at colleges and universities, arguing that lasting fame comes from contributing to the group. It favors the student who earns renown not through solitary glory but by helping the team win and endure as a beloved comrade.
A dubious advert warns readers that taking Chamberlain's Cough Ramady could cause pacamonia and advises avoiding risk. It claims the product is available for a trifling price from all dealers.
A fragment recalls 1669 English hearth tax levied at 98 cents per household to warm, heat and heat a home. Tax collectors counted chimneys from inside walls and windows, with evasion common until repeal. The note mentions plans to erect a monument honoring royal cadets at each hearth.
The passage discusses Atlantis as a myth or dubious tradition noted by Plato and classical writers. It explains the tale's uncertain geographic placement near the Pillars of Hercules and highlights the lack of definite information about Atlantis.
A garbled paragraph from a Virginia clipping appears to discuss severe heart or stomach issues and a claimed cure. Names, places, and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a patient blaming a worker and mentioning a doctor or institution and a supposed complete cure.
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