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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
3
A columnist laments endless political talk about tariffs and trust, recalls being told the same tale repeatedly, and notes a magazine’s claim that only one in ten thousand stories is funny. He jokes about the stubborn wag of local hope, then vows to keep supporting the paper despite mixed praise and disappointment.
A historical note praises Chamberlain's Liniment for both immediate exercise induced strains and injuries. It claims rapid relief from muscular soreness and swelling, with public endorsement from local druggists like City Drug and McGeary.
A dialogue between a deacon and Brother Philander discusses church friction. He suggests running the church hike like a corporation where voting reflects each member’s financial contribution. Philander notes contention stems from members who pay their share yet lack commitment in prayer.
A columnist argues many women would be better off with a modest pension than relying on a husband for support, reflecting social views on marriage and financial independence.
Reform is like any other investment. When you gain a fair corner and start, people coming your way to buy it makes it pay pretty fair, dividends.
A quote discusses political machines, noting the machine as the crowd that is in. The speaker reflects on belonging to machines and being against them, concluding the machine represents the in crowd in power.
A newspaper notice promotes Chamberlain's Mowach and Liver Tablets to restore digestive health amid mention of stomach and bowel ailments. Available at City Drug Store and SK Motenity outlets.
A fiery editorial blames widespread gun violence on a national habit of resorting to weapons. It argues homicide rates are higher here than in Europe and that police protection is weaker, warning of civil unrest from lax gun culture.
A nature student recalls feeding a creature with worms and grasshoppers for three days at sunset, while a sprig of larkspur grows near the remains. The scene ends with a murmur from listeners and references to historical figures and events as a lingering, cryptic farewell.
A fragmented account recalls a bishop addressing a shipboard scene on the West Coast of Africa. The bishop laments, after watching the long voyage and the crew's conduct, that some people show more in wisdom than others over twenty years while a joking exchange about an alligator’s tongue surfaces.
In a cottage in Heretochiahire a witty jackdaw schemes to steal meat. The bird mimics the cooks actions, proclaiming the meat not his as the frog is revealed to be the true dinner. The tale hinges on the jackdaw’s feigned cleverness and the frog’s fate.
A dubious product called Chamberlain's Momsch and Liver Tan Lotte is advertised to gently stimulate the liver and bowels, claim to cleanse poisonous matter, ease constipation and headaches. The listing appears in a small local drugstore ad with unclear legitimacy.
The Courier-Journal comments that while the government has done little for aviation, many statesmen are capable of rising high in the air.
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