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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
3
A discussion on telephone conversations and how voice alone can reveal character and compatibility. The piece notes that hearing a person speak without facial cues exposes inner thoughts and traits, advising suitors or business partners to judge through spoken interaction before committing to relationships or deals.
An 1880s reader letter from A. D. Mcdonald of Fayetville, N C, credits Dr Kinga Dow with saving two lives and curing frightful coughs and consumption. The note asserts bottles are free and a cash guarantee applies, mentioning a 4 K Mo enchy guarantee.
Fragmentary text argues against snoring with abstention from food and medical prescriptions. Mentions Ecclesiastical context and a verse about limits of breath while in bed. No clear narrative or dates, names, or places.
The remark acknowledges a rheumatism diagnosis as a genuine case, indicating a straightforward assessment. It reflects a clinician or observer stating the condition in plain terms with confidence.
A critical friend notes Briggins cannot escape weather chatter. He jokes about hot and humid conditions, including a dinner mishap when tea spilled on him, pondering which discomfort mattered more.
An old cluttered ad claims a wartime veteran from Reta near Kings How Late tle 8 offers a remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. It promotes a “rent” product at 60 cents from Mutondiry's, urging readers to try the treatment.
Massachusetts Agricultural College President Reagen L Butterfield urges Republicans at White River Junction to stay open and above board on tariff labor and trust issues. He warns against inconsistency and cites a proverb about honesty.
Fragmentary dialogue indicates Mr. Smith and Jonee discuss a difficult college season with lingering doubts. The exchange mentions plans and efforts to improve, hinting at a challenging year ahead.
Fragmentary reader notes discuss Chamberlain's cough remedies and preventatives. Mention appears of remedies, remedies' claimed effects, and dealer references. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear claims about a cure and anxiety relief.
Paris diners expose a pearl scam as M Langlois observes two oyster eaters claim a pearl found in a shell. He offers 100 francs for the gem, learns it is fake, and the con men retreat after the ruse is revealed.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the most effective choice, claiming it soothes coughs, quiets the lungs, and aids natural recovery by loosening secretions and supporting health. Dealers promote its easy use and trusted results.
The Thrice-a-week World outlines plans to improve and expand its coverage. It promises full, prompt, accurate reporting from around the globe and claims to be unbiased in political matters. It advertises a 100 paper year and bundled offer with The Han Vgather for one year at 1.03.
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