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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
4
Claim that Vinol builds strength for the elderly and frail supported by testimonials. Advertisement offers unconditional money back refund if customers are not satisfied after trying a bottle, signed by McGeachy Druggist of Chipley Florida.
In Lautton in Cornhill a historic turtle soup house endures as Samuel Birch’s legacy. Birch, lord mayor during Waterloo year, famed as orator, militia colonel, and man of letters, popularized turtle soup drawing city merchants, templars, and west end dandies to Cornhill, the turtle house of London.
A Houston Post quotation recalls a man showing bravery while facing a burglar and a perilous moment described as a life and death struggle. The remark highlights his fear and determination as he took cover under a bed during the incident.
A claim that headaches from a disordered stomach improve with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The advertisement suggests trying the product and mentions All Dealers as the source.
Goldwin Smith defends his character after suggesting Disraeli spread a private slur about him during a trip to the United States. He notes he had only met Disraeli once and accuses him of fabricating social motives while in exile abroad.
A Chicago Tribune line shows a speaker insisting they could manage without a loaned item, arguing indirection and pride in the exchange. The remark hints at a strained relationship and hesitation about aid.
A skit from Chicago News features Johnny and Gunno arguing with a teacher about the earth’s shape. Johnny insists on yesterday’s claim that the earth is round, while Mall Johany questions belief versus hearing.
The misspelled passage claims malaria germs cause ague fever chills and bone weakness and may lead to typhoid. It credits electric Bitters with killing these germs and freeing the saver from malaria, quoting Wes Fretwell of Lucama saying it cured him after long suffering.
A historic account describes traders mixing inferior whisky with water to increase volume, then selling in England and America. Overland transport proved costly, so dilution became common to boost profits. Indians observed the practice and coined the term irer rater from experiments with fire and drink. Hed Man recalls whisky’s harsh effects on hearts and tongues.
A fragmentary excerpt presents a humorous exchange about fortune and virtue and hints at a training anecdote where a speaker is advised to drink a honey and wine mixture to preserve his voice. It references Graning and a bad pleoder with hoarse speech and ends with a quip about not ruining clients.
Classified note states J M Howell a popular draggtet and Grepan Mie excellent for sale through all dealers.
In a Washington avenue parlor a young woman Helinda and poet Charles Henry Smith debate symbolism as midnight nears. She rejects the idea of two clock hands joining, insisting a minute hand that doesn’t click cannot symbolize unity. the moment passes with tension.
In a humorous exchange from the Chicago Tribune, Henson claims victory threading a needle in about thirteen minutes while Benson questions the result, noting she ran out of pencil lead after five minutes, suggesting a near loss.
It startled the world with claims for Baecklin's Arnica Salve now proven after forty years of use. It is touted as the remedy for burns boils scalds sores bruises sprains swellings eczema chapped hands fever sores and piles. Only Moats K McGunoby.
A fragment from St James Gazetta notes fashion shifts among the upper class. It recalls the Duke of Wellington barred from Almack s for wearing trousers and stockings, contrasting with Iven Almuatier who later gained access with proper dress. Gladstone at Oxford prompts reflections on changing attire and cost.
Mrs. A Helton of Chipley testifies three years ago endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills was correct and the remedy provided relief for typhoid-related kidney weakness and backache. The 1908 account notes a family member's kidney issues and the tonic effect after using Doan's Pills. Sold by Dr. Landrum's store with Fowter Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A New York grocer describes benevolent paternaliem with a strict credit system. He limits spending and requires repayment reports, enabling families to survive the week without overdrawing. Women manage weekly deposits to ensure essential food remains available.
Mr. Popple answers that the eggs he received are improving. The exchange notes the eggs gaining strength every minute, with a friendly morning greeting and a brief health check between the grocer and Mr. Popple.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a rational remedy to restore digestion and the entire digestive system to a natural, healthy function. Sold by all dealers.
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