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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
6
The Chipley Board of Trade reports many inquiries for homes farms stock lands and more. If you have property for sale or rent in or near Chipley Florida send full description including size location distance from town cultivation and timber condition of buildings water supply and price and terms to the board.
Fragmentary notice promotes a cholera and diarrhoea remedy named Ceatubertae e Cutie. It prescribes doses after each bowel operation and suggests castor oil cleansing. Sold by City Druggist, 8 E Motewchs.
If you wish not to be of an angry temper do not feed the habit. at first keep quiet and count the days you have not been angry. Begin with daily restraint then extend to longer gaps. After intermitting thirty days make a sacrifice to the habit and gradually weaken it until you can claim two to three months without anger.
The Cleveland Leader argues Theodore Roosevelt remains largely a Republican and accuses him of imperialist leanings. It portrays Roosevelt as favoring centralized federal power and executive overreach, contrasting republican loyalty with calls for monarchical prerogatives.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Ool to Chotera and Islarrhoes Remedy as the world's most successful medicine for bowel complaints. It credits it with relieving pain and saving lives, mentions it was manufactured by City Drug Store and G R McGeachy, and targets chi k iro e and adulta ailments.
A testimonial extols Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney troubles and back pain. Mrs Laird of DeFinish Springs recounts her ill son improving after using the remedy, advertised as a proven cure. Price 30 cents, Foster Milburn Co. New York is listed as U S agent. Remember the name Dean's.
Readable lines from Harper's Weekly present a humorous exchanges about a riddle in a ballad titled Warden Bruab Those Locks Away Yearm for Tab orty. The dialogue hints at a man dying by accident rather than drowning, with playful mispronunciations and a broken tale.
A travel magazine notes American theater offerings in London, praising sumptuous stalls and balcony seating, tidy ushers, and polished stage settings. It admires actors’ elocution but laments delayed plot glimpses, suggesting American companies lack a fully drilled ensemble.
A fragmented OCR-style passage features garbled dialogue about anger and a request to let someone marry. The text references a Krewe film and a line about feet on a neck, with a stray Italian proverb fragment. No clear event or identifiable people emerge.
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