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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
2
Notes praise for Woodrow Wilson a blue ribbon leader and calls for continued prosperity and equal rights. Critiques Republicans for past defeats and urges full effort from the Democratic party with a Democratic president and Congress to improve conditions.
Incomplete excerpt argues that last week's election exposed reliance on money power and boss rule shaping national administration. The fragment hints at dominance of finance in government but lacks clear context or attributable figures.
The piece reflects on Wilson seeking support from a house and senate to advance his principles. It critiques Democratic campaign funding and quotes Vice-President elect T. R. Marshall on three types of law obeyers, emphasizing intrinsic motives over legal compulsion.
The West Florida Press Association held its second DeFuniak Springs meeting last weekend with editors from The Heras and The Breeze hosted by local residents. Attendees enjoyed luncheons at the Storrs home and Palmer College reception, a three act comedy, and a banquet at Hotel Chautauqua.
An old Gaussian commentator offers a life prescription urging temperance, patience, and exercise. The piece extols Vinol as a top tonic and strength builder for the aged, citing Mrs. Mary Ley of Georgia praising its benefits and noting high demand if more people knew its value.
The passage reflects on the lasting pain caused by harsh speech versus transient physical pain. It suggests that with age and wisdom, people care less about others words and learn to respond with restraint, achieving a sense of calm and serenity.
A confused dialogue centers on Mary and his husband noting a possible lease and a lance corporal. The fragment suggests a domestic dispute element with vague motivations and a sudden interruption.
Mrs. M A Davia of Jackson Street Chipley Florida testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills restored her health after months of fatigue poor appetite and nervous troubles She credits the remedy with lasting improvement and says she would recommend it publicly again Doan’s Kidney Pills are sold by dealers nationwide priced at 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States with the name Doan’s Only
An advertisement touts Neal Treatment as a three day cure for drink and drag habits. It claims faster results than other methods, with no injections or private doctors, and directs readers to the Neal Institute in Jacksonville. Equally strong claims are made for drug habit treatment.
The copy advertises 10 cent and 5 cent counters at Campbell and Delle Co with bargains and strong guarantees promising satisfaction. It invites readers to visit to see the value offered on dry goods and general merchandise.
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