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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1903
Page
3
J M Tuggle reports on available food teams and drivers for hire and the ease of obtaining services at any time, highlighting flexible arrangements and widespread accessibility.
A footpad in a Chicago alley tried to strip a man during a bold hold up. The victim claimed rheumatism in both arms and refused to surrender his layers, delaying the thief who finally fled as a passerby called for help. The would‑be robber escaped before police arrived, leaving the man partly unclothed.
A charity worker disputes a self-made man's claim of sympathy, replying that he has nothing but sympathy for the deserving poor as quoted in Chicago Daily News.
Fragmented readable bits describe a Sunday issue with references to editors Fraee tha esciedas and OMe hore 710 mm. Mentions of Beaty endear nt eds Vowna Sean Teed ig and Chanel 3 appear as scattered names. The garbled text includes prices and publication notes for various papers and schedules.
In Cumberland Center Maine a farmer struck by a train killed his horses and flung him ten rods off course. On the stand he admitted a precaution of “a couple of swallows” which the defense revealed as a mask joke, altering the courtroom proceedings reported by the New York Tribune.
Col L S Brown recalls a courthouse scene where a colored man defends himself in a cotton theft case. The bag was found at the cabin and identified as a compress owner’s property. The defendant cites voices and divine guidance as his defense and says he will leave the case to the Land’s hands.
A man recalls a nine day jail stint for cotton theft and credits the Lord with guiding him to freedom. He recounts a reunion where a friend notes his earlier jail term and affirms faith helped him endure the sentence of four months.
The text contrasts windda phony with straw and quackery in medicine and religion. It urges living by knightly truth committed to women, turning conviction into action, and forgetting self to be remembered kindly.
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