Local Market Promises Slightly Cheaper Prices
A small-town retailer advertises savings by offering prices a little lower than competitors. The notice positions the shop as a value option for shoppers seeking basic goods at reduced costs.
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
5
A small-town retailer advertises savings by offering prices a little lower than competitors. The notice positions the shop as a value option for shoppers seeking basic goods at reduced costs.
In Auvergne France five year old Manganes Ayr saved her sister Genevieve from a deep brook during a play. Genevieve cried for help as the water rose to her face but Manganes remained calm and pulled her to safety with aid from neighbors. Authorities plan to award the girl a life saving medal.
The quote plays on the idea of a film actor labeled by a mistaken term. It notes the actor portrays a crooked character in a straight drama, implying a contrast between perception and performance.
A brief political notice urges support for Mays in a congressional race. It stresses alignment with voters on views and experiences, presenting him as a candidate who understands common concerns.
A brine well about a mile west of Carters on the Onondage creek bank is bursting through the earth. It spans roughly fifty feet in diameter and overflows into the creek, killing trout and undermining land. The site has dropped the ground by about 75 feet and destroyed nearby trees.
A fragmentary dialogue recounts a ship captain courting a dressmaker and describing his odd maritime talk. The exchange hints at peculiar phrases about weaving and knots as a metaphor for courtship.
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