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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1899
Page
3
The piece notes the Philippine capital’s ongoing relocations and comments on Populist editors at the national convention in Kansas City voting against fusion with Democrats. It humorously critiques missionary Bible distribution amid American military action and McKinley’s war aims.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a ultimate pain killer for burns cuts and skin ailments with a 25 cent price and guaranteed cure. The text shifts to national news commentary suggesting caution about Cuban news and anti trust sentiments, urging Floridians to wait for outcomes in Texas to learn how to proceed.
Dr King's New Life Pills claim to cure sick and nervous headaches by improving blood and nerve health. Easy to take and only 25 cents, with satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Sold by Patrick Bros. druggist. Times Union. The Saint James Gazette notes continued Philippine conflict and expansion of civilization despite resistance from Aguinaldo and internal tribes.
Admiral Dewey sails the Olympia home to the United States at 4 PM as Oregon, Baltimore and Concord salute. Sailors cheer, caps fly, and bands play Home Sweet Home while ships echo guns in a farewell that marks a historic harbor exit.
The Atlanta Journal urges adoption of John Sherman for free trade on all goods controlled by trusts. It argues trusts have expanded greatly, harming liberty and industry, and shows how the Sherman plan could have prevented many trusts. It calls for swift action to restrain trusts before they grow further.
The Washington announcement notes British French and German residents in Cuba have filed damages claims with the state department. The piece argues the treaty of peace does not require payment of American citizen claims for Cuban insurrection, urging Spain to bear redress for its losses.
The piece reviews a court of inquiry into Seventy-first New York officers at San Juan. It cites Colonel Downs and Major Whittle as cowardly figures blamed for endangering their men, while others are punished or dismissed. Roosevelt’s harsh critique is supported by the inquiry facts, and the regiment’s true bravery is argued to have depended on capable leadership. It also includes a testimonial about Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption.
World reporter quotes ex-President Harrison on Admiral Dewey noting what he has done and not done since May. Harrison lauds Dewey as hero of the Spanish American War and praises restraint, independence, and avoidance of entangling alliances while praising his leadership and self-control.
President McKinley has returned to Washington with renewed strength. Aguinaldo will likely withdraw to the mountains for his health, signaling a shift in the conflict dynamics.
Olivia of Barcelona spends winters in Aiken due to weak nerves and back pain. He credits Electric Bitters with curing his ailments and promotes the remedy as America's greatest blood and nerve medicine. It purifies blood, aids liver and kidneys, tones stomach, strengthens nerves, and renews energy. Guaranteed and sold for 50 cents by Patrick Bros. druggist.
Several farms and tracts offered for sale near town and surrounding areas. 40 acres south of town with 35 cleared and fenced. 80 acres near Wausau with cultivation and a 40 bushel per acre potential. 160 acres four miles south of Chipley, timbered woods. 8 acres two miles west. 160 acres near town with fenced good land. All properties advertised as cheap with contact at this office.
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