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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
2
In a partial report from California the tally shows Theodore Roosevelt ahead of Woodrow Wilson by 66 votes, securing a plurality. The incomplete text notes a completed vote count in the state without detailing the total or context.
A breezy Florida item touts education gains and the state’s rise, praising a school tax amendment passed by a large margin. It notes cabinet prospects under a new administration and promotes Chipley in Washington County as an ideal place to relocate.
The Pensacola Commercial Association circulated material advocating for a new state named Weat Florida. Secretary Mac Wemb signed to abolish the public drinking cup from interstate railroad cars ships and depots removing a long standing convenience.
The board of trade of Leesburg is sending booklets describing land of sunshine and opportunity. The Chipley board of trade will soon begin sending literature praising the town as the best in the best section of Florida.
A quote on the danger of handling venom and the cautionary note about tampering with a viper. The author argues the peril is universal and timeless. It suggests isolation to protect others and oneself from hidden harm. The passage recalls a Shakespearean line about enemies and brain-stealing dangers.
Postmaster General Hitchcock estimates a 1912 postal deficit near two million dollars. He notes seven to eight million pounds of franked political matter were carried free in the last quarter of the fiscal year, and suggests eliminating the bank would leave the deficit in the postal department unknown.
A reflective essay urges readers to face toward the sun rather than the shadow of misfortune. It argues shadows arise from looking toward dark thoughts, while turning to light and blessings reveals temporary troubles and brighter possibilities.
Some men believe the Lord listens each morning to guide decisions for the day guiding how they think the universe should function. The idea reflects personal faith shaping daily judgment and governance.
An anxious mother writes from New Haven Conn about her frail daughter improves after Vinol tonics. The letter, published for mothers in the vicinity, quotes J Edmund Miller praising Vinol and mentions McGeachy Druggist Chipley Fla producing the remedy.
A reflective piece extols lasting monuments built of good deeds over marble and brass. It honors the idea that true fame comes from acts that serve neighbors and create useful, benevolent works that endure beyond earthly structures.
A saying warns that many men burn their fingers by striking while the iron is hot, urging patience before taking bold steps.
A Chipley resident Mrs. MA Davin shares a renewed public endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports improved health after using the remedy three years ago and credits it with restoring appetite nerves and energy, noting continued good health since. The ad states price and Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
An advertisement touts Neal Institute offering a three day cure for drug habits claiming superior results with no need for multiple weeks or costly treatments. The copy highlights private physicians and hypodermics with a Jacksonville Florida address and contact number.
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