Meeting Wednesday Night Bids Westbound Stop at $10
An item notes meeting details for Wednesday evenings with a westbound stop closing at 10 p.m. and mentions money orders and a school of some sort. It lists JP Schell P.M. as a contact or official.
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
4
An item notes meeting details for Wednesday evenings with a westbound stop closing at 10 p.m. and mentions money orders and a school of some sort. It lists JP Schell P.M. as a contact or official.
Per year i ninety five cents. per week New York PAVU Esato Home and Farm appears in the per year rate. The notice resembles a publication pricing fragment.
The directory enumerates state officers led by Governor Alber W. Gileneiat and Secretary of State H. Clay Ordwicht along with Attorney General Park Trammell and others. It also lists U S Land Office officials in Gainesville and Washington County officers including Sheriff C G Alvin Tax Collector W A Gaimer and County Commissioners J T Hightower and W F Russ. Chipley city officials include Mayor A H Wells and Marshal A M Farrior.
The essay describes Mecca as one of the world's most inaccessible places yet hosts vast pilgrim crowds each year. It notes the city’s ancient status, Christian scarcity, and strict ban on unbelievers within its sacred precincts. It highlights Islam’s unity through the pilgrimage and cites Dr Samuel M Weber on Mecca being the religious capital for one seventh of humanity.
A letter from C B Rader of Lewisburg W Van thanks Rheotris Bitters for curing a decade long stomach trouble and related ailments. The note claims relief from dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney issues. The testimonial ends with an offer to try the remedy at 60 cents at B McGeachy.
A German visiting New York with an American friend stands before Niagara Falls without emotion. After a moment he asks what stops the water, prompting the friend to explain the roaring cataract and the German to respond with a puzzled question about the purpose of the falls.
A Danish effort uses a light barrier and submerged cable between Fano and the coast to prevent eels from migrating from the Baltic into the ocean. The barrier relies on ancient netting and the glow of light to deter fish, a method reported as traditional in parts of Italy.
A witty exchange contrasts two views on human limits. A confident speaker says nature would grant wings for flight. the star replies that if travel by water were intended, humans would be web footed.
A fragment notes a figure called the exception and a “little peach” who leads all in Gre town. Vague references suggest a local notoriety or nickname driving leadership or influence within the community. No clear events, dates, or organizations are specified.
A cryptic note ponders hidden meanings behind obscure terms, anchored by a quip about knowing what lies in the back of a dictionary. The fragment hints at linguistic puzzles and a playful approach to language.
The Asouan dam employs 5 000 Italians at a cost of five million pounds and will soon pay for itself. It holds back Nile water for 150 miles enabling three crops along 800 miles of banks where one crop grew before. The project promises prosperity for Egypt.
A perceptive observer notes Will and Winnie as a harmonious couple. Their contrasting features are described with admiration for how his dark skin complements her olive green silk, suggesting a refined aesthetic pairing.
Fragmentary report describes a fatal incident at a wood and barn area near Hackien's Arnion Salta involving bruises and tolls. Police and officials investigate the cause, noting quick action and a possible connection to local farms and structures. Further details pending from G. K. McGeathy's investigation site.
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