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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1900
Page
4
A brief dialogue shows a doctor noting the child looks well after pills. The child Johnny admits he used the pills with his air rifle to shoot sparrows, prompting the doctor’s reaction.
The passage extols the nation’s wealth in metal and likens it to a useful stomach. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for overwork and resulting ailments including disturbed bowels appetite loss constipation dyspepsia biliousness and liver and kidney issues.
An advertisement extols Grova's Tasteless CurL Tonic as a simple iron and quinine remedy for chills and fever with a no cure no pay offer priced at 500. The piece blames women for credulity in public discourse and quotes Marguerite de Valois on faith and disappointment.
Ad for No-To-Doc by Sterling Remedy Co. claims easy quitting of tobacco with a guarantee. Offered at druggists for 50 cents or one dollar with a free booklet and sample upon request from Chicago or New York offices.
A Philadelphia Record item notes a public rebuke or removal of a controversial figure described with vivid nicknames, reflecting a sensational local society or courtroom gossip tone and brief commentary on the social fallout.
AMontgomery Alabama society formed with Colonel Francis G Caffey as chairman aims to hold annual conferences to discuss race problems in the South including franchise education and social order The author endorses Southern self reliance and rejects Northern interference as counterproductive urging knowledge and experience to guide Southern progress.
A dialogue notes Durham as a milkman with grand ambitions, while another character quips that his aims are buoyed by clever nature and the potential for deception.
Letters from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound users describe childbirth after treatment. Mrs Mirpa Frurzriz of Roscoe New York shares a healthy baby boy, while Mrs Lane Dean and Mrs Prozgau report relief from pains and whites and a successful birth of a baby girl, praising the remedy.
Two witnesses Lacy and Dr. Winston spoke before the National Industrial Commission sub committee in Charlotte N C on labor conditions and the race problem Winston argued the real race conflict is industrial and urged universal and industrial education while Lacy detailed mill employment, literacy, and wage figures and dismissed compulsory arbitration as impracticable with 17 18 percent illiteracy among adults and 30 percent among children in North Carolina mills Booker T Washington praised and urged industrial schools and government support for southern blacks with emphasis on avoiding political equality in the south for the foreseeable future
Two Black men Robert Fortune and John Taylor were executed by hanging in Nashville North Carolina for the murder of white man Robert Heiser. The public execution drew an estimated crowd of about 10 000 as they were led to the gallows.
Kentucky adjourned sine die after a conference between Adjutant Generals Collier and Castleman produced an understanding. Governor Taylor will continue as governor, Beckham aims to control state buildings after the court of appeals rules. The legislature approved $100,000 to reorganize the militia and restore war munitions.
A Prohibition party convention is set for Birmingham on March 28 to nominate a ticket for state officers, elect delegates to the Chicago national convention, and conduct party business. Aguinaldo’s War Secretary Flores reportedly surrendered to General MacArthur. Aguinaldo’s infant son, captured in November and ill with smallpox, has died.
Senator Marion Butler's paper The Caucasian will switch from weekly to daily in Raleigh North Carolina to back a constitutional amendment. Auditor Hal Ayer is named editor in chief with Republican support and funding for the venture.
Advices from Pretoria report General Joubert told a press representative that British soldiers showed courage rushing kopjes and entrenchments but were not a match for the cats which mowed them down.
The Philadelphia Record notes advances in refrigeration and refrigerated ships enabling California Fruit to move east and Mexico to grow garden products for U S ports. Dairy, sugar cane, and cattle gains expand in Mexico while crops like coffee and cocoa also rise. A Chicago New York sleeper dream hints at future rail rapidity.
Dialogue snippet shows Mrs Simpson and Mr Bimpren debating sympathies in wartime. The excerpt implies a neutral stance with no clear allegiance to either British or other sides. It reflects public sentiment and journalistic voice of Indianapolis.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh at all stages. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure with testimonials available. Includes address for J. Campe & Co and a note on Hall's family pills.
An Algerian river formed by two streams merges iron ore rich water with gallic acid peat swamp water. When they meet the acid and iron react to create a true ink, illustrating a natural process of ink formation.
Bold advertisement touts Cascarets candy as a blood cleaner to improve skin. It claims cleansing the liver and purifying urine, promising vanishing pimples boils blotches blackheads and bilious complexion. Available in 10, 25, or 50 cent sizes with druggist satisfaction guarantee.
A Philadelphia Ledger editorial argues that female rulers have driven major advances in their countries. Catherine the Great expanded Russia. Maria Theresa strengthened Austria-Hungary. Elizabeth and Anne guided British glory in letters and war. Victoria’s reign is described as unmatched in era and influence.
A newspaper man returns home at 5 30 am and jokes about making a late edition. His wife reacts with a sharp remark as the idea of turning wartime news into fresh material signals the start of a domestic scene.
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