Church Sermon and Postal Hours Listed in Banner
The Banner lists preaching by Rev Bast and notices for post office hours. Money orders available at all hours when the office opens, with special Sunday timings.
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
4
The Banner lists preaching by Rev Bast and notices for post office hours. Money orders available at all hours when the office opens, with special Sunday timings.
A fragmented OCR shows multiple subscription prices for various papers including the Atlantic and Banner. Figures are garbled and locale unclear, but indicate yearly rates around $1.65 to $1.75 with semi weekly options.
A dense listing of state officers including Governor Alber W Gibbet and Secretary of State H Clay Crawford, Attorney General Park Trammell, and Comptroller A O Croom. Also lists Supreme Court officers, land office officials, county officers for Washington, and Chipley city officials with mayor, marshal, clerk, treasurer and council members.
A legal pleading describes a mean advantage tactic and a dramatic appeal for justice amid an injured beauty. The counsel then cites sympathy and awards damages, while a side scene features two young women discussing a curling incident and a casual remark about a curl being cut. Also advertised is Chamberlain's Liniment for aches and rheumatism.
Fragmentary notes describe a blood red ring around the moon and a bird’s eerie cry that has inspired songs and legends. The text laments attempts to capture the loon like call as it resonates through the woods, urging a quick response to share the source.
Fragmentary prose from the Toledo Blade mixes a crime note with humorous chatter about Dr King’s Now Lite Pill a dubious remedy. The garbled text references a burglar and a table, with stray dialogue about ducks and mishmashed phrases.
Fragmentary report notes tension with a doctor and admonition to keep spirits up for recovery. Mentions 70 percent, PLP PETE Tone 20, and Lenden Opinion in unclear context. No clear dates, places, or names beyond Joris.
A fragmented note discusses why some view saving money as easier than expected while other factors complicate the effort. It hints at behavioral habits and financial planning without detailing specific programs or figures.
A wartime era note attributes to Sir Walter and Charles, urging every man to share in duties to keep business peaceful. It compares the rule in carving with exterior cover cut by knife versus spoon, illustrating practical etiquette for daily life in turbulent times.
The passage lists eight names given to Moses by different figures and contexts, including Bathia, Tocheded, Miriam, Aaron, Moscay, Kehath, Ab Bocho, and Shemaiah, reflecting varied traditions and interpretations. It concludes with an advertising plug for Chanderlaion Firmment and Stemarlia.
A small town in a dry state shows a young man asking the postmaster for a postoffice order. When asked for the amount he replies two gallons, delivering a humorous twist on shopping by mail in a prohibition era setting.
A dialogue excerpt shows a mother asking Tommie about a penny from Uncle Titewad and Tommie answering with a shy, surprised response. The source text reads as a playful family exchange from Yonkers Statesman.
In a testimonial from Richardson's Mill, Aln., G. T Sabardoon reports dramatic relief after using Dr Kings New Discovery for a year of tubercular cough and lung trouble. The ad claims one bottle cures, with strong gain in health and a promised price of one dollar and free trial bottles.
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