Private Meeting Wednesday At Five Thirty
The notice announces a private meeting on Wednesday at 5:30. It lists times for westbound mail departures and arrivals between Vernon and Jersey, noting a morning program and a late evening schedule.
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
4
The notice announces a private meeting on Wednesday at 5:30. It lists times for westbound mail departures and arrivals between Vernon and Jersey, noting a morning program and a late evening schedule.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Avante Nal and New York tour pricing per year. Includes scattered terms like Raxwan sod and Citroen reference. Context unclear. main items appear to be ads or notes on annual rates and offerings with missing details.
A scanned general directory lists state officials led by Governor Alber W. Gilebrint and Secretary of State H. Clay Crawford with names for Attorney General W. A. McRae and Treasurer J. C. Luntng. It also covers public instruction, supreme and circuit courts, railroad and county offices, and various local posts in Marianna Vernon Chipley and surrounding areas.
A Kansas City real estate man A A Whipple defends bravery by describing after dinner resolve when facing crowds. He recalls a frightened soldier in a Vicksburg assault who urged a comrade to persevere, showing courage despite fear.
Several young women operators at an Atlantic City switchboard witnessed a colleague cry for her family physician after suddenly losing sight. Miss Hillar called for aid as she tried to stand and walk, fainted, and was rushed to hospital before the doctor arrived at her home.
The text notes that newborns vary in weight, averaging seven pounds, with some reaching nine or ten pounds. It states little weight gain in the first week, followed by gradual development in the following days.
Indian man died on a railroad track after being struck by a fast express while sleeping along the line near Rochelle. The report notes unsafe conditions and urges prompt medical cures, citing dubious claims about a medicine called De Kings Hew Discovery and testimonials from Moydads, Texas, and other locations.
Claimant asserts cure from diarthooa using a single dose of Abmaberthias Colin Abetera and Marrhora Remedy. Advertises wholesale through M. and Gebhardt, Orine, Pa. Says nothing better exists and urges purchase from all dealers.
A study notes historic colored rain occurrences including ink black rain in New York in 1819 and blood red rain reported at Castlewellan in May 1885. It discusses the rarity and visibility of color changes in rainfall and mentions prior observations over the last century.
The readable lines show garbled phrases about a conflict of two things and names like Bucklaa Aralbe Baly and Danish piles. The text mentions subduing irritation or inflammation and hints at emotions such as joy, with references to a great beater and various odd terms.
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