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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
2
A public notice from the church announces weekly Wednesday night gatherings starting at six thirty with services conducted by Superintendent W. Sheans and a featured speaker. The event invites all local residents to join at the Baptist church.
Post office director announces hours including 7:30 p m close Sundays and east and west bound service times. Money orders available when office open. Sunday schedule lists 11 20 a m to 7 30 p m and notes Vernon Plaza location with arrivals and departures.
The notice lists periodical subscriptions with annual rates for several titles including New York fea and Times Union Citizen and Home and Farm. It states pricing per year and the option of a semi weekly schedule.
General Directory listing state officials including Governor Gilchriat Attorney General McLin and Secretary of State H Clay, plus parks and agriculture figures. Also names Washington County officers, Chipley city officials and school board members with multiple towns and roles in a damaged OCR snippet.
The tale recalls Thomas Wentworth Higginson of Harvard recounting how composer Richard Strauss conducted amid a thunderstorm high on a mountain crag. Amid lightning and rain he stood bareheaded, conducting as friends searched for him.
Porter greets the new station master and praises his work ethic while recalling warnings of ill temper and laziness. The exchange hints at tension and evolving working relationships aboard the station in Black and White.
Photographs aboard S84 feature a dedicated room with switchable lamps for passengers to use. Several cabins are set aside for lighting control. A photographer from Dison to Suekaea Noe offers coaching to amateurs and a full stack of supplies is carried aboard. Tourists take snapshots on deck and later display finished mounted photos.
W L Mook of Mack Ark says he has 26 years in the drug business and recommends Dr King’s New Discovery for weak lungs sore throats and coughs. He claims many neighbors are alive today thanks to his advice and offers a bottle free or a regular size one dollar bottle with a guaranteed quality.
A cryptic exchange shows one speaker pressuring another to force their husband to reveal secrets while claiming vigilance to prevent harm. The terse dialogue hints at coercion and danger without clear context or outcome.
Mrs Fran Ott Turpin of Junction City Oregon praises Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy as excellent for whooping cough and unsurpassed for cattle and croup Alt Dealers advertise the product for sale.
Essay excerpt discusses happiness as a duty and its unseen benefits to society. It argues that happy people radiate goodwill and improve life, comparing happiness favorably to monetary wealth. The text cites Robert Louis Stevenson to illustrate the idea that joy demonstrates life’s livability.
A brief local note reports fishermen and researchers focusing on bivalves at the Portland Presa as a new clam study draws interest from environmental groups and local anglers.
An old advertisement touts a cough remedy claiming safety from cold and grip with “remarkable cures” and great reputation. It urges buyers to rely on it with implicit confidence, noting it is sold by all dealers for dollars.
Bantam resident H D Ely avoided amputation by using Bucklin's Arnica Salve on a years long ulcer that plagued his foot. The product claims to heal burns bruises sores wounds pimples and corns and is advertised as the surest cure.
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