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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1911
Page
4
The notice outlines Sabbath services at Hapsiah Church and Wednesday night gatherings, plus a directory of area hours. It lists post office arrivals and mail chases times, with money orders available during open hours and extended Sunday closures.
A terse catalog noting subscription rates from multiple publishers. Included are Our Clubbing Lint re and seat weekly Atlante Journal, roar ws and Thrice o weak New York World per year, and Home and Farm per year with prices in an unclear format.
Directory excerpt lists state officials Governor Alber W Gilebrint Secretary of State H Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell and others. It includes Florida state officers and Pensacola land office staff plus Washington County officials such as Circuit Clerk W C Lockey Sheriff C G Allen and Chipley city officials led by Mayor H H Wells.
A room clerk recounts delivering patented models from Philadelphia in exchange for expenses and later stock. He describes a late night trip six years ago, the owner paying expenses, and a subsequent $1.50 check that grew into $18 total in small dividends.
In Johnson diaries, July 26 1768 notes shaving a nail by accident to gauge nail growth. August 15 1783 records cutting 41 vine leaves weighing five ounces eight scruples to monitor drying weight.
Mook of Muck Arkansas claims the drug helps many through bronchial ailments including asthma and colds. He urges neighbors to try a trial bottle free or a regular bottle for one dollar, guaranteed by McGeachy.
The Angevine are described as heavy drinkers and strong wine lovers. The Count de Millefleura quarrels over others who drink little and mocks neighbors who claim a bottle inflates them like a snare in a cathedral. The piece notes some are more temperate, especially sultrier souls, while public opinion calls them Angevin sac a vin.
A job seeker recounts his failed attempt to enter the army along with 22 others on the same day. Bad eyes teeth and language barriers blocked entry while a man was turned away for insufficient English knowledge.
A damaged item claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures grip like no other. It extols its great reputation and wide sale, noting its effectiveness against cold and grip and urging readers to buy from local dealers.
History of the gre company note on Teeenereee Clee and Henry Wiee Yea with Chamberlain's Cough Fomedy praised as unsurpassed for colds and croup. Turpin of Automation City Oregon lists sale by All Dealers.
Marion Lawrence reports to the International Sunday School convention in San Francisco as attendance nears 15 million in the country. Since the last convention three years ago enrollment rose by 1 431 008, marking a strong sign for the church's oldest and best organized effort.
A short reader notice claims Macktin's Arnica Salve cures a painful plague of ulcers boils pimples and skin burns. The ad touts rapid relief and complete healing using the product for four years.
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