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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1899
Page
2
The item lists The Banner's weekly publication details from Chipley Florida dated March 25 1899. It cites a Houston Post remark mocking American policy in the Philippines and jokes about paying 20 million for an Asian elephant, claiming a Jumbo exists.
Advertisement claims Dr. Kings New Life Pills cure indigestion and poor appetite. It promotes improved digestion, regular appetite, and energy, priced at 25c at drug stores.
The post office plans a Cuba stamp issue in one two three five and ten cent values. Puerto Rico and Philippine stamping methods remain unchanged. The Washington Post mocks the rapid rise of U S military ranks in Cuba, joking major generals now outnumber other ranks. Cuba’s fertile land yields fighting men as its top export.
Florida reports a mortality rate under 7.30 per 1000, far below the U S average and southern states. The statistic highlights Florida as the healthiest state, encouraging tourism as travelers seek superior climate and health benefits.
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered 18 months with a rectal fistula and was told he would die without a costly operation. He healed himself using five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, billed as a sure pile cure. The salve costs 25 cents per box and is sold by Patrick Bros. druggist.
Savannah March 18 Senator A C Bacon of Georgia told the Hibernian Society that the United States risks being pushed into a war in Asia with England’s naval protection. He warned removal of that protection would leave the U S at mercy of European powers and could force terms supporting a policy he called dangerous. He said the war has already revolutionized republican principles on the Asian continent.
The Florida Sentinel praises Hon Wallace Bruce for leading a robust Chautauqua season with top speakers and a memorable U C V Day gathering that reunited old comrades. It urges swift action in the Florida Legislature to elect a U S Senator, hoping lawmakers focus on essential state legislation.
Missouri lawmakers push a new anti lynching measure requiring sheriffs to arm prisoners facing mob violence. If an officer cannot defend the prisoner, he must provide a 38 caliber revolver with 50 rounds to enable self defense until due process ends. Critics question practical effectiveness.
The Atlanta Journal notes that individuals may defend life against any attack except by the state and that armed prisoners or defenders facing would-be slayers could deter mobs. It suggests a pistol could deter bloodthirsty attackers and that Missouri law will be watched with interest.
Dr D B Cargile of Washita I T reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer after years of suffering from scrofula with terrible sores on head and face. Claiming it as the best blood purifier, it purports to aid liver kidneys and digestion and costs 50 cents from Patrick Bros druggist.
The Metropolis and Tampa Herald critique Florida rail commission costs and limited taxpayer relief. Both papers concede earlier fervor faded as the commission proved expensive with little benefit, urging repeal or resignation to curb waste and aid railroads’ impact.
A Shelby New York woman named Mrs. Luther Lutz credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with curing seven years of disease after three months of coughing. She used two bottles and slept well daily. Trial bottles offered free at Patrick Bros. drug store with regular sizes 50 cents and one dollar guaranteed.
The Tallahassean offers a 26 week subscription starting April 6 for 50 cents, extending six months to cover the legislative session. Each issue will publish a full abstract of legislative proceedings, with a request for lawmakers to submit names for forwarding. 290 cents per subscription. 50 cents per name for during-session mailing.
Rev W A Bryan of Washington County Florida touts a “Great Healer” healing remedy for all skin sores itching humors fire burns and inflammation in man or beast. The evangel claims three years of cures with thousands of cases and seeks agents worldwide while promoting Banner job office stationery.
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