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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
3
Streetcar schedule and service hours likely from SCHELL P.M with eastbound and westbound mail arrival details and Sunday hours. Service times include 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Sunday 11:90 a.m. to 10:20 p.m.
A brief catalog lists yearly subscription rates for multiple papers including New York World and Times-Anna. It notes annual prices around 81.75 for some papers and 61 for others, with variations by publication and weeklies.
A compiled list of state and Washington County officers including Governor Alber W. Gilchrist Secretary of State H Clny Crawford Attorney General Perk Trammell Agriculture B Molin Treasurer Wm V Kaos Supt Public Instruction W M Holloway Comptroller A Croom Supreme Court Thomas M Shackleford Chief Justice MH Mabry Court Clerk Railroad Commissioner B Judson Burr Chairman RC Dann Judge Great Judicial Circuit J Ammen Wolfe Pensacola State Solicitor Fire Walter Kehor Kickeatt J A3 LAND OFFICE OFFICIALS A3 Chubb Register Gainesville Fila Shields Warren Receiver Gainesville Washington County Officers Circuit Clerk W C Locket Vernon County Judge L A Haynhisoo Sheriff A G Allen Chipley Treasurer H B Tiher Vernon Tax Collector W St Gainer Supt Pub Instruction B Gainer Waunau Supervisor of Extermination J W Gainer Eocotina County Collector A D Carmichael Chipley County Commissioner J M Simmons Chairman Vernon S W Bish Chipley B Evans Vernon J H Porver Millville J T Hightower Vernon School Board Chief City Officials Mayor A H Walle Marshal H M Parker Joh and Treasurer W W Cook Council A D Carmichael Chairman B Dunn J I McGeachy C B Tharp W C Butler Jr
A prominent educator in an elementary school uses a long division problem to show pupils how numbers fit. He tests six and five to explain factoring and division. Later he overhears two small boys discussing a man who claimed triumph by stumping himself on an example.
A jagged waterfront scene along Capri's cliffs hosts small eateries where visitors drink in the blue Bay of Naples view. Tourists praise the water, declare it the most beautiful, with Vesuvius in sight as ships warn and bells wake the coast.
A garbled page fragment discusses medical claims for preventing appendicitis with a life pill and Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism. It references Dr. King and a Chicago Tribune note on altitude limits for aviators, alongside a windblown manuscript mishap and a local drugstore listing City Drug Store and McGeachy.
The Washington Star and Cleveland Leader quote discordant views on birth equality and marriage finance. Debates hinge on citicenship, earned status, and salaries shaping young men's fortunes.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a footpad and money stock with vague person names and roles. No clear event, date, or location. Context suggests a street trouble or deal discussion but details are unreadable.
A fragment from a New York interview quotes a playwright on the value and excess of attention to detail in achieving theatrical success. A rehearsal anecdote shows a leading man doubting applause and the playwright urging calm performance. The piece contrasts manners with mannerism and references a misquoted line. Medicines and remedies are briefly advertised at article end.
The text describes medieval fines for social offenses such as swearing and improper conduct. It notes a 17th century mayor overseeing etiquette rules and courts enforcing penalties graded by status. It cites specific fines in whillings for various ranks from esquire to inferior persons.
Dialogue shows a wary uncle and nephew debating political betting as mutiny and death are implied by the money issue. The exchange hints at fatigue with rival factions and a request for support in votes amid tension.
In Boston a story notes Kate Bragson claims she refused marriage a thousand times. Ethel confirms the remark as Gus asked for her hand. The Transcript reports the exchange as a light conversational item from city life.
A damaged report quotes a school principal describing severe torture and illness followed by miraculous healing after a remedy. The speaker credits Bitters for cures of stomach troubles liver and kidney issues while praising the product and urging others to seek the same relief.
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