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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
2
The Banner lists M. and Church South with preaching on the first and third Sundays. Williams is pastor. Sabbath School starts at 10 a m led by W N Sheate. Evening services and young men's groups noted with various dates. Wednesdays host midweek meetings.
Office hours are 7 30 a m to 7 00 p m except Sundays East bound mail closes 10 20 a m West bound mail closes 5 10 p m Vernon mail arrives at 10 a m and departs with east bound mail Sunday hours 11 30 m to 12 30 p m Money orders issued at all hours when open except Sundays J P Schell P M
An irregular list details yearly subscription rates for several papers. Baynek and Semi-weekly Atlanta Journal asks $1.75 per year. Banner and Thrice weekly New York World charges $1.65. BaNNER and woeed watts Finesme n and Citizen, $1. Banner and Home and Farm, $1 per year.
The General Directory lists state leaders including Governor Alber W. Gilchrist Secretary of State H. Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell and other top posts. It notes Comptroller A. C. Croom Treasurer W. V. Knott Supt Public Instruction W. M Hollo way and Supreme Court members Thos. M. Shackleford Mabry Clerk Railroad Commission chair R Hudson Burr and J Emmett Wolfe Pensacola as first judicial circuit judge with J Walter Kehoe as state solicitor.
Circuit Clerk W C Lockey Vernon County Judge J B Wella Vernon Sheriff C G Allen Chipley Treasurer H B Tiller Vernon Tax Assessor J J Willian Chipley Tax Collector W B Gainer Keon Supt Public Instruction B F Gainer Wausau Supervisor of Registration d W Gainer Econfina County Solicitor A D Carmichael Chipley County Surveyor Thos Collins Caryville County Commissioners J M Simmons Chairman Vernon 8 W Bush Chipley B F Evans Vernon J H Porter Millville J T Hightower Vernon School Board G B Bush Chairman Orange Hill 8 J Gainer St Andrew W F Russ Vernon
Mayor J. T. Brits, Marshal W. D. Peters, Treasurer W. W. Cook, and council members A. D. Carwicheel, C. B. Dunn, J. BR. McGeachy, C. E. Tharp, W. O. Butler Jr., and others are listed as the city government slate.
The New York Sun compiles a Cheyenne Wyoming speech full of personal reflections and statements of progress. The speaker recounts experiences, travels, readings, and observations of cities and communities. He asserts a forward looking stance without fiery rhetoric.
REACHING THE TOP in any calling of life demands a vigorous body and keen brain. Electric Bitters is promoted as the greatest health builder, purifying blood and invigorating the system. A testimonial from W. M. Sherman of Cushing, Me., credits three bottles with relief from kidney trouble. Available at 50c.
A Michigan business leader explains advertising in newspapers. He cites reaching the intelligent class, broader distance, faster results, and better returns on ad spend compared to other methods. He emphasizes pride in goods, his store, and stock.
A discussion on improving reading in schools and at home argues children struggle with reading and spelling. It emphasizes clearer reading by teachers and parents guiding youngsters with instructive books to raise understanding as the new school season begins. A Youth's Companion excerpt recalls a New England resident resisting horse-drawn cars, later questioning the shift to electric transit and pondering labor in power houses.
The top hat evolved from sixteenth century peaking styles to the silk crown hats of early 1800s Florence and later England. Variants emerged in France and Britain, including the Wellington and D Orsay styles, with color experiments such as green hats. fame never ensured universal adoption according to London Answers.
The article explains how wells in Indian villages split along caste lines between Hindus and Gonds and weaving communities. Weavers cannot draw from Hindu wells nor drink from Hindu bands, forcing two wells or delegating Hindus to fetch water for others.
An unclear historical note describes a remedy named Dr Kings New Life Pike that supposedly prevents appendicitis by stimulating stomach, liver and bowels. It claims to cure constipation headaches melancholy and other ailments while preventing a wordless murderer.
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