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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
3
The Thrice-a-Week World promises broader coverage and reformist editorial policy with serial fiction from leading authors. It highlights a 160 per year subscription and an offer pairing with The Banke for 81.65 per year, presenting a three-times-weekly edition as a value.
A fragment mentions a merchant figure and a coal dispute stirring tensions with a sly quip about reasons. The terse line hints at social friction and a mock apology amid unsettled trade matters.
An agricultural experiment proposes giving bees space to hatch eggs and produce honey. The plan involves placing a cage or box over the hive with a cloth roof to control interior conditions and explore simultaneous breeding and foraging.
A dubious advertisement promotes Chamberlaine Tablewi as a cure for stomach dysfunction and digestion problems. It asserts strong digestion and liver support, claims permanent cures, and directs readers to buy from dealers, with no verifiable medical evidence.
A bear on a steamer broke from its cage under the poop deck and roamed the vessel for three days. It climbed the masts several times, then slept on the deck before crew members secured it to a stanchion and recaptured it.
A playful dispute unfolds as a young wife complains about the sky and a hat while her husband retorts that if she understood how to prepare for a new hat she would not expect him to contribute.
A London World remark states a German professor found flowers react to melodies, expanding petals to pleasant tunes and closing petals to dull sounds, as he tours gardens describing roses and lilies responding to musical tones during a journey.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mr Wardheel challenging a remark about leadership. The speaker defends a role of guiding others and claims a focus on helping people live more easily. The text reads like an unfinished interview or character study.
Mr W Gtrnsetus a farmer near Fleming Pa says he has used Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family for many years noting it gives quick relief. He recommends it to neighbors and friends as a dependable aid for stomach upsets and diarrhea.
A fragmented excerpt describes a strange exchange about a lobster, a shark, and a swordfish, then shifts to praise for a cholera and diarrhoea remedy by Chamberlaine Corlo. The note ends with a brief sales line for a medicine advertised by all dealers.
English reformer P A Cox leads effort to shield coal mine ponies from abuse. New rules require pony numbering at shafts and age limits, restricted working hours, scheduled meals, water access, injury investigations, and government oversight.
A fragmentary ad heavy in names and products mentions Jam traveling caleyman and Dr King s New Late Pile as a remedy with claims for liver kidney and almamack issues. It lists 350 price and I McGeachy as a point of sale.
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