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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
2
Church Street office hours and services listed with Sunday and weekday timings. Directions note West bound mail times from Vernon and arrivals to Teavon area with money order service hours and exception for Sunday closures.
A catalog of periodical names with varying annual prices. Includes Our Clubbing List showing rates and several titles such as Atlante Journal New York World Times-Un band Citizen and Home and Farm with per year costs.
Directory lists state officers governor secretary of state attorney general and others including agriculture and education heads. It covers Walton County Chipley and Vernon officials such as sheriff treasurer supervisor of registration and city leaders with Mayors, marshals, clerks and council members.
A syllabus of a speech delivered in Cheyenne Wyoming, compiled by the New York Law, lists disjointed phrases of self reflection and travel. The fragment reveals a speaker asserting progress, self examination, and personal experience across places, movements, and memories.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a life changing health tonic for vigor and clear thinking. It claims to purify enrich the blood and renew digestion including kidneys and liver, with a testimonial from W. M. Sherman of Cushing Me noting improvement after three bottles.
A Michigan businessman extols newspaper advertising, saying he is proud of his goods and work, targets the intelligent reader, reaches more people quickly at lower cost, and has earned better returns on ads than any other method.
As schools begin, progressive educators note reading and spelling deficiencies in children and criticise teachers for unclear reading. The piece urges home reading and instruction using good books to brighten understanding, arguing lessons learned at home outshine those under street lamps.
A New England resident recalls kindness to animals and rejects horse drawn streetcars preferring horses to power trains. He insists, with his son debating horsepower and newspaper notes, that electrical cars avoid overworked horses though the shift reveals the same labor. The elderly man concludes he still disapproves of streetcars for the same reason.
A compact history recounts the rise of silk hats from 15th century France to English adoption. It notes variants such as the Wallington and D Oreay styles, color variations, and a royal fad sparked by the Earl of Harrington with green tops. The piece mentions Elimbeth’s era and the transition to beaver hats in older generations.
The text describes wells in Indian communities divided by caste. Hindus and Gonds or weavers face restrictions on sharing water, forcing either two wells or relocation to ensure both groups have access without defiling sacred water sources.
Fragmentary note describes a supposed remedy named Dr Kings New Life Pilla that prevents appendicitis by stomach stimulation. It claims to cure constipation headaches biliousness chills and other ailments, presented in a sensational, unclear old newspaper style.
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