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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
4
A Greensboro North Carolina speaker testifies that Vinol improved her health, claiming it delivers tonic iron and the medicinal benefits of cod liver oil without grease or oil taste. She says she would not take a thousand dollars for the good Vinol has done her.
An advertisement by K McGeachy Druggist of Chipley Florida offers Vinol with a money back guarantee if the purchaser is not perfectly satisfied. The seller invites customers to try a bottle under these stated conditions.
The article explains that brighter stars show smaller magnitudes and outlines relative brightness among Sirius Vega and the Sun. It discusses how distance affects observed light, noting Sirius would appear far dimmer if it were farther, and compares intensities to the Sun's output.
A fragment reports a clash at the New York proa build scene between union and nonunion workers. The note mentions Pee Babel and pay issues as the central friction.
Readable notes describe Mae Stonenot and a Liver Tab IV trial on women for chronic constipation headache and dyspepsia. Held by City Beng hare mri kG Motimoeby.
An early stage tragedy about a Swede ring ends with a fatal scene. A dignified elder in the box loudly corrects the staging saying the murder occurred on the left, not the right, as the audience is told. The quip exposes confusion over the play’s blocking.
A New York Tribune fragment notes ground level nests near hazelnut clusters attract white footed mice and weazened birds. Mice cover nests with fig bark and river bark to build a hidden storehouse.
An old testimonial describes a remedy for croup and throat or lung troubles. The speaker credits Dr Kings New Discovery with relief during severe attacks and mentions it aids whooping cough and hemorrhages. The ad promises samples and notes a price range from to dollars.
The excerpt discusses ancient insects in America and the idea of evolution as civilised life. It then shifts to Harpers Weekly and Major G Bruce describing Garhwal hunters and their method of killing the tahr using soaked bamboo sappery and manila mats to drive goats off cliffs for baskets of meat.
Advertisement asks if coughing at night and morning throat irritation affect daily life. It promotes Chamberlain's Count Ramet as relief with a sales claim and mentions availability at City Drug Store with a price.
Fragmentary lines evoke a ruined dwelling where once a home stood. A weathered chimney rises from a weed grown cellar while the prose reflects on loss and memory tied to the site and the lingering apples of a bittersweet past.
A fragmented clipping quotes satirical and promotional lines from London Punch and Lippincott's with references to charity, hard luck stories, and consumer pitches. It mentions a savings bank motto, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tonic, and a City Drug Store advert, reflecting period concerns with poverty relief and patent medicines.
A New Yorker buys an old Virginia colonial place for its odd description of a ceiling and grand pillars. He jokes that the place should be named Mostly Hall as the front runs to the back and returns, amid notes about games and rites from Dr A O Hadden at the Royal Sanitary Institute.
Walter Rawls of Piruette Street Marian says kidney trouble plagued him while working long hours. Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief and he endorses them highly. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
The text extols the importance of children and philanthropy, urging actions for child welfare and education. It stresses that helping children is the most meaningful work and that study of children leads to real charitable impact.
A fragment from the London Telegraph quotes a lovesick Hiternian describing the pleasure and pain of dying of love. The speaker notes heartache prevents sleep and elevates the recreation of torment into art.
Jealous rumors surface about local figures amid disputes in Cleveland as residents weigh the implications of public statements and rivalries. no clear names or dates are confirmed in the fragment.
An ad promotes Arnica Salve claiming forty years of cures and calling it the best salve for sores boils wounds cuts corns piles and more. It lists McGonchy's as a place to buy, claiming a price of 350.
The Thrice-week World seeks to be a better paper with rapid accurate reporting from a global news service. It claims fair political coverage for both parties and offers novels by top authors, priced at 1.00 per year for the combined World and Ranger package.
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