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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
6
Mrs J T Savoea of Greensboro North Carolina declares she would not take a thousand dollars for the good Vinol has done her. She was told Cod Liver Oil was needed but could not tolerate the taste. Vinol she says contains tonic iron and the beneficial properties of Cod Liver Oil without grease or bad taste and left her strong and well.
The ad promises a full refund if Vinol fails to give perfect satisfaction. Druggist S. E. McGeachy of Chipley Florida asks customers to try a bottle under this money back offer and submit proof of satisfaction.
The Chipley Board of meets is receiving inquiries for homes farms stock lands etc. If you have property for sale or rent in or near Chipley Fla provide full description including size location distance from town cultivation timber buildings water fruit stock and lowest price and terms and send to Tu Boasp or Trane Chipley Fla.
A German fugitive swindler captured on a South Sea island shows modern nations closely bound by steam and electricity. Countries offering refuge to criminals harm themselves, as authorities can pursue offenders across borders. Governments surrender fugitives to the jurisdiction that seeks them, incurring travel costs but ensuring accountability.
In a shadowed porch scene a couple hears a strange squeak and suspects a fiddle. The girl reveals the noise comes from pap's shoes rosined to squeak as he walks the hallway, a playful ruse to gauge his distance and test imagination.
A promotional note warns that delaying treatment worsens colds and claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given early can prevent trouble. Sold by City Drug Co and McGeachy.
Gypsy Smith, seated on a train, overhears two saloonkeepers threaten that if evangelists keep opposing liquor, drink sellers will force the poor into the pauper house. He remarks that closing saloons would empty the poor house, framing saloon and pauperism as cause and effect.
In a local shoe shop a stout man struggles to find footwear. After trying many pairs the clerk insists a pair will suit him. The man rejects them saying they are narrow and pointed, noting the season favors such styles despite the clerk’s push.
Mrs J C Vickery of Marianna Arkansas says three years of kidney trouble including headaches dizziness and back pain ended after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports relief after a box and continued improvement after a second, with the medicine sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
A Columbia professor ponders whether poetry reveals itself in moments of frenzy and cites John Milton. He cites a misread couplet and reflects on whether Milton imagined parents in the lines and how changing end words shifts meaning. He notes Milton as an early figure with notable works but not a six beat seller.
A historical note explains dust particles under a line described as infinitesimal, held in space by gravitation. It discusses how sunlight pressure can push particles outward from the sun, forming phenomena like the zodiacal light and aurora borealis. It adds that some particles illuminate without shifting position, while auroral movement involves outward and inward light flow.
In a Parisian style aside, a vociferous comment mocks Mabel for delaying marriage citing temperament. The dialogue hints at a woman choosing art over matrimony while men debate the social acceptability of such temperament driven choices.
A World reader asks if it is proper for a young man to send candy to a girl he has met only once. The query echoes playful sentiment and social etiquette debates of the era.
The ad shows a mover dis appointing Wicks who used it for obstinate coughs. It touts the remedy as unrivaled for throat irritations and offers it through City Drug Co and McGenony with odds and endorsements.
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