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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
2
Partial OCR shows an East-bound mall closure at 10:39 a.m and West-bound closure at 6:10 p.m. It mentions arrival times and a late afternoon cage or bond related entry. The readable items reference J P SOHELL P.M and times around 11:20 a.m. to 1:80 p.m.
A fragmented notice lists subscription options with vague agency terms. It mentions Ned Bomi-weekly Avante at 61.75 per year and New York and Thrice-week rates, plus Basen and Semi-weekly Timea-Un-4 and Uitizon per year. It references Pialana Home and Farm as another yearly option.
Governor Albert W Gilobriat and state officials listed alongside county and Chipley city officers. Names show counties Washington and Holmes with positions from clerk to tax collector and surveyor, plus city mayor marshal and council members.
A legendary tale says a Chinese emperor gifted a jeweled clay teapot to Lo Hang Chang, a favored mandarin. In a public dispute over the pot’s price, a servant betrayed his master, leading to war that ended in Lo Hong Chang’s death and his rival gaining royal favor.
A brief excerpt captures a diner enjoying a meal, with a single tear shed as he finishes the last claw. The scene centers on a calm, reflective moment amid casual dining.
A fragmentary item from Strowd Obie mentions D. Frank Bel of Strowd and a wife seeking advice after turmoil with their son. The text references burns, cuts, and a healer, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
A St Paul Dispatch account recalls a downtown merchant who faced a test of honesty from a customer offering nine dollars for seven dollar wool suits. The man warned about delays and urged preparation for change, noting safe remedies for croup and fever as practical advice.
A fragmentary account describes a scuffle where a man named Saison was accused of attacking another, with testimony hinting at enticement and violence. An unrelated medical ad promotes stomach and liver tablets from a local drug store chain.
One major advertising company, handling about three fourths of street car ads in the U S Canada Mexico and Cuba, refused a National Brewers Association proposal to place beer messaging in streetcars despite a long term contract offer. The decision highlights liquor forces activity and corporate refusal on ethical grounds.
A doctor feigned a cure to persuade a patient to believe in a suggested treatment. The ruse succeeded for a time, but the patient suddenly died. The doctor faced questions about the scheme and its outcome, with the death attributed to natural causes.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a local claim of a stomach remedy marketed by a group in Meddlersville Michigan. It mentions an attorney collaboration and a promised cure, with unclear names and dates. The text reads like a disputed advertisement and legal action around a health product.
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