Fragmentary local note from The Banner newspaper
Readable fragments describe a December event with a reverend and a missionary, but the full details and exact names are unclear in the preserved text.
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
4
Readable fragments describe a December event with a reverend and a missionary, but the full details and exact names are unclear in the preserved text.
Fragmentary OCR text references various items including a semi weekly Atlanta sheet and New York. The readable parts mention periods per year and practice items tied to farms and home living with unclear names or dates.
A fragmented directory page lists state and local officials including Governor W Guebrint and H Clay Crawford, park and agriculture officers, supreme court members, land office staff, Washington County officers, and Chipley city staff. It shows names, titles, and locales such as Gainesville, Vernon, Chipley, and Millville with varying spellings and typos.
The fragment recalls a line exchange about misremembered lines during a performance of Romeo and a misquote inviting speculation. Irving defends memory lapses while addressing a youth about acting terms and stage life in London.
An old misread ad notes a man with digestion problems can find relief by taking Chambertaints Tadtois. The copy reads in the style of a pharmacy promotion with vague health claims and brand hints.
A short piece notes that animal eyes glow in darkness when exposed to light. It mentions common beliefs about phosphorescent material or occult causes and explains how light makes the eyes shine, making the animal visible in the dark.
A writer describes making a scented dish using crushed fragrant roses mashed in a mortar mixed with brains from birds and pigs boiled and peeled, plus egg yolks pepper wine and cordial. The mixture is beaten, heated slowly, and served for a striking aroma at table.
Far away from Foro mice report a wonderful new discovery that could greatly aid the local people. Dr King’s New Discovery brings relief from coughs colds and throat troubles with several testimonials and a promise of availability in Porto Rico drug stores.
A New York Sun correspondent reports a handful of American Negrose living in London. The note highlights a small expatriate community amid the city’s diverse population.
A London Chronicle excerpt extols toastmasters as a premier and elusive profession. It praises the toastmaster's skill to quiet a hungry, talkative crowd at banquets and open with a formal grace, while noting the reverend clergyman blesses under the toastmaster’s patronage.
A historical ad copy touts Chamberlain's Liarmont plasters as cheaper and better for strengthening muscles and relieving pains. It claims dampening a piece of plaster and applying it over affected areas eases sores and polar issues, advising purchase from Ada dealers.
An old saying recounts Mahomet standing on a hill to pray for obedience to his law. The crowd gathered as the hill remained unmoved, prompting his quip that if the hill will not come to Mahomet, Mahomet will go to the hill. The tale reflects Bacon's discussion of boldness.
A bicycle pump can substitute for a vacuum to dust marble statuary plaster casts and carved furniture. Slip the rubber tubing over the surface and pump vigorously with the foot. A soft cloth finishes the job.
A garbled ad text discusses digestion and health, promoting King’s New Life Mitta as a remedy. It claims to support digestion, regulate organs, and prevent quick collapse upon indigestion. Includes nonsensical phrases and unclear endorsements.
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