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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented reader testimony touts VINOL for sickly children. Messages from Mrs F P Skernard Minneapolis and Allen New Bedford claim improvements in weak kids after VINOL use with promised money back if not cured.
The Chipley Board of Trade invites owners to list homes farms stock lands or rental properties in the county or near Chipley. Provide full descriptions including size location distance from town cultivation timber buildings water supply fruit stock price terms and contact details to help find buyers or renters.
Bolton Hall argues in a new book that small plots can transform poor families by growing food in yards and city lots and moving toward suburban intensive farming. He cites examples, outlines steps, and urges universal reading, noting Florida as a place where little land can sustain a living. Also mentions rheumatic back pain relief and local druggists.
A class assignment on Gray's life opens with the question Give a proof of Gray's generosity. The excerpt recalls Gray as a recluse and the student offers a concise reply: He gave to misery all he had a tear.
Nervous collapse linked to kidney trouble reported among Chipley women of all ages. The ad claims Doan's Kidney Pills restore energy, sleep, and health, citing Mrs. Margaret Davin of Chipley as proof and noting 50 cent price with Foster Milburn Co as U S agents.
Fragmentary tale shows a young man touching his beloved who huskily withdraws. She scolds him for assuming approval and reveals her father is a barber. The snippet hints at a social comedy of expectations and family barriers.
A Philadelphia Ledger item critiques parental care of children with a health department circular asking if proper attention is given to children’s welfare and if they are provided with good food. The spoof notes a parent’s doodle about feeding children included in the paper.
A reminiscence recalls Walter Wellman as a mischievous boy featured in primers, with peers and teachers reflecting on his playful conduct and the era’s classroom humor.
For a week and thirty four hours there is no visible action in the Curso affair with the presiding agent reportedly sleeping. The absence of updates suggests the inquiry has stalled and no new developments are evident through official channels.
The piece notes popular gifts like palm leaf fans and linen dusters for Christmas. It recalls the old story of health benefits and touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quickest cure for coughs and colds, sold by City Drug Store and X McGracey.
Fragmentary quotation details a person named Bervant sent to discipline a stray cat stalking chickens. The speaker explains failing to catch the animal as it escapes with increasing distance.
A brief, garbled exchange shows a child asking a corporal about a building task while another child asserts influence over parents through moral suasion. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or outcomes.
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