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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
3
A fashionable lady descends at the hotel and erupts over a missed raid call. A maid explains the house rule of not disturbing a patron during lunch. The scene ends as tensions rise and onlookers retreat from the charged atmosphere.
The arch criminal Tu Pekin departs in exile in grand style. He takes four cooks and twenty servants, leaving each servant’s family with a solatium of the Syn and sea. The Westminster Gazette notes the lavish farewell as an example of his status.
A local incident recounts a night guard who aided two people in danger, with thanks noting the guardian’s swift actions prevented serious harm. The report mentions medical concerns and the importance of vigilant care during emergencies.
Algernon tells of a botched self defense lesson after injuring a finger while avoiding a sidewalk fight on Green Witch street. He recalls his father’s rule to live peaceably and to run from violence, though he admits he forgot to run this time.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a war veteran in Krio, Pa and a dubious life pill claim by Daly Yeats and Melleachy’s. The text is garbled but suggests a medical cure advertisement promising relief for stomach, liver, or kidney trouble.
A rough story from the race course era recounts a broke tout chased by police who, in eastern city, meets a generous horseman. He feeds the tout with a big meal and milk and custard pie, then leaves a dime and departs, while the tout laments two hungry days.
An OCR fragment claims nine of ten eaves of rheumation are muscle rheumatism and promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief. Likely advertising copy urging readers to buy from dealers.
An anonymous ad claims Chamberlains Lough Komed wards off croup and reduces anxiety. It asserts thousands of mothers use it with success and says it is sold by all dealers.
A centennial reflection notes Thackeray remains in demand in libraries and bookstores. He sits above Scott and below Dickens and Eliot in library interest, with Dickens selling best among Victorian novelists and Thackeray following closely, though taste shifts.
Hardress Lloyd notes a typical British officer is constantly occupied by polo parties cricket and bridge and never has a minute to himself. He contrasts the busy social life with personal time amid war and city duties. Medicines cited include Chamberlain's Cough Remedy described as effective for cough relief and airway cleansing.
The Thrice-a-Week World declares aims to be a better paper than ever with global news coverage, prompt and accurate reporting, and fair political reporting. It promotes serial novels and a discounted two-paper combo offer at reduced rates.
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