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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
4
The notice lists worship times for a church with sermons at 8 18 and 8 18, plus a schedule for a bishop and pastor. It also details mail closures: west bound mail at 10 20 a m and east bound at 5 10 p m, with an arrival note and money orders issued when the office is open, excluding Sundays.
Fragmented OCR text lists per year prices for various journals and publications including Jena Aleta Baxnes, Thrice, Semi weekly Avants Journal, Semi-weekly Tissu-POitizen, and Farm related items with annual rates around 1.05 and 81.00 for New York. No clear events or individuals emerge.
Listing of state leaders including Governor Alber W. Gilebrins Secretary of State H. Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell Commissioner W. A. Meltae Treasurer J. OC Luning Public Instruction W. M Hollowy Comptroller W. V. Knott Supreme Court Thomas M. Shackleford Chief Justice M. N. Mabry Railroad Commission R. Hodson Burr chairman J. C. Dano clerk Ninth Judicial Circuit W. H. Price Marianna State Solicitor Ninth Judicial Circuit L. Wilson
A historical notice lists county and city officials including Register B percent Chubb, Receiver Shields Warren, Circuit Clerk W C Lockey, Vernon County Judge, Sheriff C G Allen, County Treasurer H B Tiler, Tax Collector W J Gainer, Registration M J Boas, County Surveyor Thos Collins, and commissioners T Hightower chair, A Gilbert, M Porter, B Guna. CHIPLEY city officers include Mayor A D Campbell, Marshal John Roberts, and Clerk Treasurer W W Cook.
Fragmentary quotation explores the idea that closeness to the earth fosters patriotism and domesticity. It links orthodoxy and ritual to earthly ties, suggesting a spiritual economy between earth and heaven in a brief, self-contradictory reflection.
A London Chronicle fragment notes a tense exchange about swearing in which one speaker pleads for restraint and the other jokes that neither party truly means the harsh words. The brief item highlights social tone and language usage in dialogue.
A dialogue suggests a boy who is slow to develop a direction could become a moving pictures photographer. The professor replies that the boy is admirably suited for taking moving pictures of incendiaries.
A brief, philosophic musing references Francis Bacon noting pleasures lack verdure and that interchanges make things seem good in themselves without fallacy or accident. The fragmentary text evokes early modern thought on intrinsic value and perception.
The text credits Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden with early fixed ammunition design beginning in 1611. It notes a paper oasa cartridge with bullet and charge and says the first successful metallic cartridge patent was granted in 1650 to an American.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a product claim for curing stomach disorder symptoms through a supplement. It references a personified health claim and advertising language without coherent details or verifiable entities. The source text is distorted and lacks a clear news event or factual narrative.
Judy questions jurors about verdict while Woreman reports no verdict yet and requests search of pockets to ensure no theft. The exchange reflects juror uncertainty in a theft trial.
A tongue in cheek anecdote cites an Irishman waking in the night to tuck himself back into bed. The remark is quoted as a humorous line from Perey’s Bulle An ancient and Modern.
The Tatler notes the common rule that the best moment to harvest apples is when the dog is chained up, a quip highlighting practical wisdom over formal knowledge of fruit cultivation. The remark reflects light humor about rural timing and everyday know‑how.
The Boston Transcript relays a playful exchange between Cassy and O’Brien during golf talk, noting regional dialect and humor about payday. The snippet captures light banter rather than a formal event or outcome.
A terse ancient rhetorical remark warns a severe sour-complaining man that he cannot be a competent judge. The voice hints at self-suspicion and rebuke.
Diamonds from new fields or German Africa are softer and easier to cut than those from British territory and are more transparent. Use Chamberlain's Liniment. cheaper and better for relief. Ads advertise sale by all dealers.
A bulldog attacked James Martin in Garrettford injuring his leg where an artificial limb joint near the knee closed on the jaw and broke off one of his teeth. The incident was reported by the Philadelphia Record.
A fragment notes an old fashioned lover who writes tender miserves to win over jurors, reflecting a style once common in Plain Dealer and similar papers. The passage hints at courtroom drama and romantic rhetoric.
An old medical claim states that a tartar cream mixed with water can cure smallpox in four days. The regimen involves consuming a preparation described as dimplred with one ounce of water at intervals. Report cautions on reliability and potential side effects.
Voters weigh a heated local contest as Em aims for a decisive win while Powell, known for stinging rivalries, counters with sharp attacks before ballots are cast. The piece hints at political tension and campaign expectations in a close election.
A Massachusetts woman patents a wire gauze cover for bird cages to shield caged birds from cate and Insecta, offering protection for avian occupants.
A quote attributed to J R Miller urges careful listening and kind, loving dialogue. It stresses avoiding bitterness and promoting a spirit of love in all conversations.
A nugget from the era exhorts readers to seize the moment and reject idleness procrastination and delay. It emphasizes doing today what could be done now and to value each moment as time grows scarce. The quote echoes a call to energy discipline and purposeful living.
From distant Porro Rico reports describe a wonderful new remedy that supposedly helps the people. Ramon Marchan of Barelonda claims Dr King's New Discovery can ease long lasting coughs and chest trouble. a trial bottle is offered free with a money back guarantee.
A quoted line notes weather favors another man's task today but will turn to me tomorrow according to Dickena. The remark suggests shifting fortunes tied to outdoor labor and seasonal climate.
An early 20th century advertisement urges quick use of King’s New Life for indigestion. It claims to tone the stomach regulate the liver and bowels. The ad promotes a product available at 8 E NeMeachy in Ady.
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