The Banner Church Notices and Evening Schedule
The Banner lists weekly church events from Ubureh South with ministers W M Showte and Pantor Saltash. It notes Monday prayer, services Thursday and Sunday mornings, and evening prayers ending at 10 90. Mentioned are mail arrivals Vernon and Jeanop and a 1 P M closing. orders issued hourly except Sundays.
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Chert Mrenereys Af
Ubureh
South
Ee & O
Williama
Pantor
Saltash Sehiat
W.M. Showte
Supard
Raver
Ing Thurday
Everrbuds
Sendaya
HaviDennd
Vernon
Howe
Classifieds and Offers From Historic Newspapers
A fragmentary OCR list shows multiple publication names and price notes such as SINe and Semi-weekly Atlanta Jourmal per year 6175 Jaren and Thrice-week New York World per year 61.06 Usaven and Semi-weekly Times-ta sat Uitte per year 61 JUN Net and Home and Farm per year. The text likely catalogues old newspaper subscriptions and rates with irregular spellings and inconsistent punctuation.
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Hanxem
Atlanta
Jourmal
Jaren
New York
State Officials and County Officers Directory Fragment
A partial list of state and county officials includes Governor Alber W. Gilehries Secretary of State H. Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell Com Agdeuitore B EB McLoin and others. It also shows Ashington County officers with circuit clerk sheriff tax collector and several supervisors and board members incomplete segments.
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Alber W. Gilehries
H. Clay Crawford
Trammell Com
Agdeuitore—B
McLoin
Treesucor Wm
Askington
W. C. Lockey
Vernon
Dusty Jagged
B. Wells
Sherii
O. G. Allen
Chipley
Sureri
B. Tiler
Fox Asessor
J.J. Williams
W. B. Galmer
Meontan
B. Gainer
Vinneaa
Regislration
J. W. Bcontina
Rollestor
A. D. Carmichael
Ounhipley
Jet
Thos. Collins
Cary
Hela
Beyond the Alps Italian Verse and a Kansas Graduate
A Topeka Capital clipping presents a grainy quote from a Kansas gtri graduate who favors marrying a rancher over poetry or future fame. She mocks Italy ties beyond the Alps and toys with education, romance, and domestic life in a satirical, boastful tone.
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Alps
Kaneas Gtri
Italy
Minsouri
Tay
Topeks Capital
Monster Rodent Described as Capybara Giant of South American Wildlife
The Bresilian capybarat tarso is imagined as a 280 pound water loving rodent with a huge head and long upper lip. It dives for eight to ten minutes, has bristly mixed black and yellow hair, and a massive fat stomach. It is prey for jaguars and its flesh is said to taste like a Kentucky ham.
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Capybarat
Capybara
South America
Electric Bitters saves Iowa man after long illness
Robert Madses of West Burlington, Iowa survived seven weeks in hospital with grave concerns. Doctors gave him up before four tubes of Electric Bitters restored his health. The ad touts cures for stomach liver and kidney troubles with guaranteed results from McGeachy’s.
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Robert Madses
Weat
Burlington
Iowa
Moet &. B. McGeachy
The Force of Habit and a Dream Salary Tale
A humorous snippet from the New York Globe where a speaker recalls snoring and habit. He recounts sharing a crowded hotel room with an acquaintance whose wife is described as a star. The anecdote ends with a dream of a $10,000 salary and 10 percent commission, interrupted by waking to the alarm of a room clock.
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New York Globe
Whale and Elephant Meat Descriptions in Early Trade Reports
The article discusses perceptions of whale meat versus other meats, noting Japan's trade in canned and salted whale meat and readers' varied impressions. It mentions whaling companies distributing samples and describes whale meat as tender, likening its taste to beef, with further comparisons to whale steak.
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Ft Tm
Japan
Missing Dialogue Reflects Shifting Friendships
A fragment from the Times quotes a speaker defining friendship. The line questions what a true friend is, suggesting one who would lend money and whom you would trust with funds, highlighting social values around lending and loyalty.
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Ion Enaeen
New York Times
The Great White Shark Description and Habits
The article details the great white shark known as man eater, noting its tropical habitat on both U S coasts and its ability to swallow a man. It cites a captured shark proving this, mentions jaw danger after head removal, and adds that large shark skulls fetch museum demand. A giant shark has swallowed a hundred pound crab in a stomach account.
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United States
Cen Lon
Brain-eating customs and pipe freezing noted in old articles
A New York Herald item discusses Maori brain feasts as a metaphor for absorbing rivals' knowledge and a separate note explains pipes freezing underground after warm spells as ground heat transfers melt moisture. The two snippets illustrate primitive belief and curious cold weather phenomena.
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Hawaii
New Zealand
New York Herald
Fragmentary exchange hints at confusion and misheard phrases
A garbled dialogue line shows a speaker puzzled by a phrase about raising a foot, indicating uncertainty or miscommunication in a brief excerpt. The fragment suggests a casual or humorous street conversation between unnamed individuals.
Will Promote Beauty From Arnica Salve Aid
An old advertisement touts Arnica Salve from Hackten for skin care. It claims to relieve purples eruptions sores and blemishes and promises wonderful help for beauty.
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Hackten
Arnica
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Directory
A. C. Croom
Supreme Court
Thos
M. Shackteford
Viettuedeer MH. Mabry
Olera
Railroad Commission
R. Hudson Burr
Chabrmany
H.C. Donn
Olaw
Emmettite
Pensacola
Ile
Keboo
U.S. Land Office
Chebh
Reginter
Gatuasville
Pia
Hields Warren
Gainesville
County Commietonera
J. M Shomons
W. Bush
Byaod
J. A. Porter
Devers
Cork
W. W. Coe
UB. Dusan
McGeachy
D. R .Tharp W. ®. Basler
Chipley, Fla
Washington County
Florida
Cardus
Ane
Ty Cardu
TWICE
Times-Union
Daily Times-Union
Sunday Times-Union
Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Chipley Banner
Chipley, Florida
Banner Job Office
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