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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
7
A Pensacola Journal reflection urges keeping temper as a moral guide and defense against harm. It notes temper as powerful yet controllable, comparing it to a powder magazine and praising those who master the tongue. It warns anger harms both speaker and target and champions restraint as a mark of character.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for fatigue weakness and languor turning to energy and mental sharpness. It lists remedies for constipation headaches dyspepsia malaria and other ailments with a sensational health guarantee.
A Washington special notes Eugene C Foster of Detroit sparking concern at a workers conference after the World's Sunday School convention. He asserts that seventy five percent of boys over thirteen in U S Protestant Sunday schools are lost to the church and never profess faith.
An English delegate from Haverhill Suffolk argues Sunday school oversight is failing many children. Mr. Foster counters with a 3 percent loss estimate. The discussion notes a shift from memorized precepts to reading ability in defining the best scholar.
A quotation notes that assessing what the colonel will not do provides a strong field for guesswork about his plans, rivalries, and possible actions, inviting readers to infer motives and outcomes from absence of decisions.
The sentence notes that Oyster Bay may be observed on a map without aid, implying clear geographic visibility for readers observing the area.
The piece notes how politicians regret fixing barb wire fences as it recalls Senator Lorimer and Illinois bribe-taker White once serving as conductors. It suggests they may have first knocked down a few fares before joining the Senatorial ranks.
An old advertisement copy touts a tonic named Morgans of digestion and stomach health. It claims to restore boyhood appetite and vigor, promising renewed health through a wine of digestion in bottles priced at 50 cents with bold claims of bodily saturation.
An old advertisement touts the Thrice-a-Week World as a superior, prompt globally informed newspaper. It highlights serialization of novels by top authors and offers a 190 paper yearly deal for 1.00, plus a 1 year combo at 1.00 and a two year option.
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