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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
3
The Thrice-a-Week World promotes its broader coverage and prompt news service, claiming fuller reporting than a daily and fair politics coverage. It highlights serial novels and a low yearly price with bundled offers, urging readers to subscribe for 166 papers per year.
A satirical note from Puck mocks a supposed cult named The Cult. It jokes about its existence for a year without police interference and playfully questions the authorities' response.
A speculative report discusses a human salamander concept surviving high temperatures without discomfort. The source hints at temperatures around 300 degrees and frames the idea as a daring stunt or experimental scenario.
The text recounts Will G Steel, born in Ohio in 1884, who walked across Kansas as a boy and pursued a sensational article about a sunken lake in Oregon. He traveled to Oregon, met a man who had seen Crater Lake, and after years of effort helped create Crater Lake National Park in 1902. He promoted forest conservation in the Northwest and published Steel Points Mountains of Oregon from Portland. He organized the Mazamas atop Mount Hood on July 19, 1884, and remained active in preservation until his later life in Portland.
A promotional note urges housewives to seek daily outdoor air and sunlight for health and beauty. It recommends regular bowel health using Chamberlain's Tablets and promises improved wellbeing, with the sale handled by general merchants.
Harper's Weekly notes Andromeda's great nebula appears as a misty speck visible to the naked eye. Observations suggest a central agand ringed gaseous body with a continuous spectrum. Parallax data imply it lies nearer than the Milky Way yet may contain vastly greater mass, stirring debate about its place in our system.
The note asks how an investment differs from base assets and seeks simple clarification. It centers on distinctions relevant to financial planning and asset categories.
Primitive prose hints at airborne mail carriers and future dangers of flight. The piece touts a Dr King discovery for cures in throat illnesses and cold remedies, claiming user testimonials praise its effectiveness.
In Chamerac France the municipal council awards a Carnegie hero prize of 500 dollars for a provincial seamstress who offered part of her flesh to be grafted to a burnt child to save its life. A mother with several other children volunteered but fell ill with typhoid, leaving the offer to the seamstress who stood ready to sacrifice herself. The council passed a resolution nominating her for the Carnegie prize.
An old items notice touts Chamberlain's Cable Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy tins as a cure for dysentery, claiming effectiveness even in malignant and epidemic cases. Available for sale by all dealers.
A medicinal liniment advertised to ease muscle soreness whether from strain or injury. It also purports to remove rheum from the palms. Sold by all dealers.
An excerpt from Woman's Home Companion discusses budget travel in Europe at $3.50 a day and stresses the importance of basic manners like please and thank you to facilitate social interaction. It notes language aides may be limited and urges learning polite phrases to grease social wheels abroad.
A fragmented ad style notice promotes Dr Kings Life Pills for strength complexion and cheerful spirit. It claims these tonics win men and lead to success, urging readers to act at a specified meeting time.
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