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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
4
The Banner notes a Wednesday night meeting for the Superintendent and a telegraphic schedule. It lists west bound mail closing at 5 10 and the Sunday hours from 11 30 am to 12 00 pm. Orders issued at all hours when vehicles reopen except Sundays.
A garbled OCR fragment references a financial notice or rates for a club or event with prices in dollars and a mention of Atlanta and New York. It lists amounts such as 1.75 and 1.00 and includes stray phrases about the Times-Union and oats or farm-related items, but the full meaning is unclear.
A compact listing of state and local officers including Governor Alber W Guehries Secretary of State H Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell and Park Trammell officials. Florida land office officials. Washington County officers. Chipley city officials. and Chipley mayor and council members with names and posts.
The excerpt discusses stamp postage quirks with a clerk noting how some letters require two extra stamps based on weight. It includes a New York Herald piece referencing a German naval anecdote and a multilingual quip about saying goodbyes. The text ends mid thought with a stray note on “the word more than to the fact of” missing context.
Disraeli letters describe Mrs Wyndham Lewis and her votability while a cough remedy claims Wheoping cough is not dangerous with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It asserts wide use and perfect cures in epidemics. available from all dealers.
Fragmented account describes a character inspecting a back-of-house scene, contemplating naming a venture Mostly Mall. The narrative mentions melancholy apple trees near a homestead and a referenced charity, with a mood of loss and reflection.
Advertisement fragment touts Dr King’s New Life Pile with claims to relieve constipation and indignation, regulate digestion, and improve appetite. It urges readers to try them at K Movenchy's with force of imagination and hints at a sensational tale about execution by bleeding as a cautionary aside.
A resident reflects on washing Wiltie’s pants and explains they shrank. The speaker wonders if their washing method hurt the child and jokes about trying again with another child to test the outcome.
A quote notes that a friend bought is worth more than any cost, suggesting value beyond money regardless of price. The reflection emphasizes enduring friendship over material worth.
A profile recalls Fleurl Reousseau, once a minor French official, who for decades showed primitive art in Paris salons. His works mocked art with jungle scenes of parallel green lines and a tiger made from a wooden toy, drawing both ridicule and strange fame among humorists and collectors.
A fragment from Monynenny's Life of Beaconsfield describes Benjamin Diarnettat at nineteen wearing a black velvet suit with red clorka and stockings. A diary entry dated March 29 recounts Diarnettat in Regent Street, noting blue trousers with red stripes and a vivid scene amid a crowd in a biob surtout.
A historical ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure for a woman’s weak health nervousness and skin issues. It claims the remedy regulates stomach liver and kidneys and brings purity vigor and a velvety complexion. The pitch targets women seeking health beauty and social approval.
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