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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement extols Yitrol as a remedy for the frail and elderly, claiming powerful results for weak and recovering individuals. It cites thousands of testimonials and offers a money back guarantee through S. E. McGeachy, a Chipley Florida druggist, if customers are not satisfied.
The Chipley Board of Trade invites owners to submit full descriptions of homes farms stock lands and other property for sale or rent in the county or near Chipley. Provide size location distance from town cultivation timber buildings water supply fruit stock and terms.
A stormy day brings a telephone interview with a reader who asks for German books for Johnny and to spell out a message in German to a friend in Berlin. The librarian offers two or three German stories while the caller, struggling with a sore back, requests careful spelling. The note ends with an ad for a medicine and a local drugstore.
At a large political meeting to hear Gladstone the mayor attempted to explain window closures. The crowd chanted Gladstone and drowned him out. Finally he shouted I’m not going to make a speech I’ve got something to say, restoring silence amid the uproar.
Aunt Jane Smith offers a moralizing reflection on feeling better or worse, illustrating the old Ames adage about perspective during illness. The piece closes with a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, advertised as rapidly easing coughs and colds and available at City Drug Store and K. McGeachy.
Walter Rawls of Marian na Florida reports relief from kidney and urinary troubles after using Doan s Kidney Pills. He credits the pills with reducing pain and improving his ability to work on his feet most of the day. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes Doan s as US agents.
Miss Bayley relates that Mr Phipps the ocollat told a gentleman to operate on the ducken eye. He stayed long, then received £1000 before leaving in a carriage. A cavanage for the duchess brought him to a new chamber. The duke’s generosity is praised, while the gentleman protests about the cost.
The narrative recounts a quick street fight where one man lands a decisive straight right, knocking the bigger bully out. The victor cites Gentleman Jim Corbett's street fighting principles and explains a swift right hand as the winning technique, noting another claim that such a punch defeats many who dodge easily.
Absurdly worded funeral remark in a New England town describes an elderly mother and a fiftyish son after prayers for the orphan and the aged mother. The timid young pastor’s mispronounced line highlights the service’s awkward moment at the elderly woman’s funeral.
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