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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
3
A reader recalls past claims that Atlantic liners were booked solid to London, yet ships later had room. The piece urges caution for advertisers who overstate certainty and suggests even earnest statements can mislead when outcomes differ from promises.
The text explains Persian access to ice as plentiful and cheap shaping a pleasant life. It describes porous grounds causing rapid water seepage and the rarity of suitable ice in direct sun. Ice is made by a shallow pool with a high wall and layered nightly to form thick blocks.
A note credits Mrm. C. Willoughby of Maronge Wisconsin for averting tragedy by urging the use of Dr King’s New Discovery after severe cough and throat illness. The aunt urged trial. early treatment helped two people recover. Free trial bottles offered by the publisher.
A century of Abbotsford history marks Sir Walter Scott's ties to the estate. From a £4,000 riverside purchase in 1811 to £50,000 spent on extending and beautifying the ground, he died at Abbotsford on September 21, 1832, amid Tweed’s gentle sounds.
An amused Western militia encampment scene shows a clerk soldier failing to dispose of meat rations. A fellow guard quips about trouble while the reluctant fighter reflects on the harsh realities of war.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tub-Jets as a stomach medicine meant to regulate the liver and improve digestion. The copy claims it supports healthy digestion and cleansing to relieve ailments. Sold by all dealers.
A thirty ton crane at Buckie Banffshire Scotland toppled while placing a concrete block causing the crane and engine to plunge into the sea. The engine driver jumped to safety and eight sailors in a launch dodged the falling mass as waves rose high.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as safe for adults and children, claiming remarkable cures for colds and a reputation for dependability. The note states it should be kept on hand and sold by all dealers.
Nellie Revell recounts Percy Williams standing outside his theater when the crowd poured out. A performer misread his arrival and asked if he had seen the audience enjoy the act. Williams replies that if he shared the box, the audience would have talked during the act too.
A brief ad claims that Chamberlains Loment provides relief for a common backache blamed on muscular rheumatism. The message credits Veranie of All Deaters with endorsement.
Incidental exchange in a grocer shop where a shopper questions odd bill entries. The grocer replies that customers who bring children must face consequences of their choices.
Dialogue fragment shows a street scene with men debating opening jacks and a failed attempt. Names appear as FoRnor Willy Say and a mention of Pa across the street with uncertain actions. The text is fragmented and lacks clear news context or events.
A brief quotation attributing the idea that true genius lies in energy and industry, not inherent talent, attributed to Mitchell. The once-popular sentiment emphasizes diligence over natural gifts.
The ad touts Bucklin’s Araieu Halve as the one perfect healer for sores, bruises, burns, ulcers, rheum, chapped hands, piles, and related conditions. It claims unmatched effectiveness and urges readers to try the product.
The Thrice-a-week World promises full, prompt coverage of world events with political reporting. It notes serials by authors and a low annual price option. The ad touts a combined subscription for two papers at a discount.
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