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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1899
Page
4
A Long Island apple tree yielded two crops last year drawing farmer interest and mirroring attention given to Hostetter's Stom ach Bitters which claims to cure dyspepsia indigestion constipation and blood disorders. It notes skin diseases are often linked to microscopic insects and promotes the product as effective where possible.
Pains and aches from rheumatism are claimed to be cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla which supposedly neutralizes blood acid. The ad urges quick use and claims Hood’s record and merit are unquestioned. Hood’s Pills are said to cure liver ills.
A column advocates Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for “the blues” in women, arguing such mood disorders stem from diseased reproductive organs. It recounts a letter from Mrs F S Bennett of Westphalia Kansas praising the remedy after relief from uterine issues and prolonged flow.
South Carolina's 80th General Assembly convened in Columbia as Frank B. Gary was reelected Speaker. Governor Ellerbe urged stiff action against lynching, urging lawful justice, stricter penalties for lawless acts, and voting rights penalties for lynchers. He also discussed dispensary questions and court delays.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed the application for a writ of certiorari in the Quay conspiracy case. Defendants United Senator M. B. Quay, R. R. Quay, and Benjamin B. Haywood argued political prejudice would deny them a fair Philadelphia quarter sessions trial. The case centers on conspiracy with John Hopkins, cashier of the People's Bank, over alleged state fund misuse. The court found no authority to review the lower court demurrers or the motion to squash.
The sword of honor voted to Rear Admiral Dewey by Congress last June was received Tuesday at the navy department from Tiffany & Co. of New York and placed on display in the secretary of the navy's office. It is described as one of the finest works of the sword-makers art in the country, with the blade and scabbard body as steel and gold elsewhere.
A New York dispatch reports sixteen people were killed in the Lehigh Valley collision near West Dunnellon, New Jersey. Three died during the night including two unidentified men and a woman. One man is believed to be Mr. Josephs of Shamotan.
A New York City bank reports a surge in deposits largely driven by fashionable women as it issues gilded check books bearing monograms. The checks are printed in gold using finely engraved plates.
In Buffalo Municipal Court Judge Braunlein hears an $8 debt suit between Polish parties. Lawyer Locke, eager to move on, offers to settle for $12 including costs. Plaintiff agrees, a quick discontinuance follows, and Locke exits with right of way.
The Kaiser and Kaiserin lead a rapid tour through Palestine with five minute stops at holy sites. The Emperor delivers a speech while the Kaiserin snaps a Kodak, then the whirlwind progress continues. The Boston Herald notes Americans amused by such speedy European sightseeing.
Beauty is blood deep and Cascarets promise clean blood to improve skin. Advertises Cascarets at ten cents with guaranteed satisfaction. Also reports the American Bible Society sending 3,500 Spanish New Testaments to Santiago, Cuba.
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