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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
6
Personal items recount visits and travel in Pensacola and nearby towns. Mentions Behine Nsitn and J M Ousley with wife at Pensacola, Mrs G M Myers shopping, J B Glen Jr on B C railway duties, W O Wells visiting from Alf ord, and Mrs M Fowler among River Sideton Banweith visitors.
General Director STATs Arrivials Governor Albar W Gilebriat Secretary of State H Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell Com Agriculture B B Melia Treasurer Wm V Knott Supt Public Instruction W Hallo By Womptrelier A OC Croom Supreme Court Thos M Shackleford bio Justice H Mabry Users Railroad Commission R Hadaon Burr Chairman Dunn Clerk Judge first judicial circuit J Emmett Wolfe Reasacola State Solicitor uint Judicial court L Wilson U LAND OFFICE OFFICIALS Chubb Register Gainesville Bio Shinhti Warren Receiver Gainesville Washington County Officers Circuit Clerk W Lockey Vernon County Judge J A Hurahisoo Vernon Bherlin O G Alien Chipley Treasurer H B Tier Vernon Tax Assessor J J Williams Chiptey Pax Collector W B Gainer Hoootns Supt Public Instruction B Gainer Wausau Supervisor of Registration M Simmons Greenheld State Solicitor A D Carmichael Chipter County Surveyor Thos Vollins Cary mlera County Commissioners 4 T Hightower Chairm an Orange Hill J Gainer St Andrew Russ Vernon Vernon CHIPLEY CITY OFFICIALS Mayor A D Campbell Morabal John Roberta uled Treasurer W W Cook Cornell A D Carmichael chair man C B Dunn J R McGeachy C E Tharp W O Butler Jr
An advertisement promotes Chamber Jata's Lialment and massage as a quick relief for rheumatic pain. It claims minimal internal treatment and stresses topical application for fast soothing effects, noting bold availability from all dealers.
A theatrical scene unfolds with Limelight creating a ruckus as critics react to his latest work. Stage voices clash as audience members shout and stagehands intervene to restore order.
A short quote from Jed Scarboro urges confidence and forward action in business. He notes that every venture begins as an experiment and progress comes from moving ahead to discover the correct path.
The firm head tells Hogan the company will stop employing him. Hogan expresses wary relief noting the elevator man warned of dismissal but anticipates nothing drastic.
An ad touts electric bitters as a cure-all for women, praising beauty and strength from pure blood. It promises a peach bloom complexion and ruby lips, claiming the product grants freedom from indignation and fatigue and is every woman's favorite remedy.
The item notes J. J. Stokes and his wife recovering from illness and mentions a fairly well attended auction sale of about 30 lots. It references an inspection train over the P and A line, a Chipley Hotel stay, Holmes creek fishing with Whittington's landing, and Chicago convention chatter amid vague nominations.
Reader notes a home remedy claim promising ankle sprain relief in four days using Jo's ointment. The item appears as a for sale fragment with unclear details and no verifiable endorsement.
A strong minded dame recalls experiences from a recent slumming night, praising the unforgettable but indescribable events. Mina Dushleigh reacts by murmuring that she would love to hear a description of those happenings.
A fragment notes whispered doubt about a woman’s behavior and asserts the husband’s frequent absence raises suspicion. The dialogue suggests neighbors speculate on her conduct and possible motives behind rumors.
A garbled early 20th century notice reports mass injuries from a catastrophic event. It mentions burns, bullet wounds, and casualties linked to a medical salve touted for healing. Names and places are unclear, but the sense is a national disaster with injured citizens seeking relief.
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