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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
5
A chaotic frontier town rumor mill centers on a shooting by a three fingered man named Jack after a drink refusal. Bar patrons dispute stories while a Cleveland vacationer questions rumors and locals vow to find the truth amid warnings and denials.
A fragment reports a Maine senator's house near a railing with arrows pointing down, interpreted as marking the decunn at the Indian race. The text is garbled but mentions Maine and Kennebec region with reference to John Holmes and local conveyance.
An odd ad fragment touts a digestion product claimed to improve stomach function and promote better digestion. It mentions benefiting the "aera Chamberlatin" and claims invigorating the stomach and aiding digestion, with sale through all dealers.
A landlord in Paris premises refused to renew leases for tenants owning pianos or other musical instruments. The owner, father of several daughters, moved into a separate apartment and used the policy to pressure tenants. The case centers on harassment linked to nuisance claims and instrument ownership.
A Youth's Companion anecdote recalls four young Sunday school pupils who reversed the order of verses spelling Star by turning letters mid recital. The unintended display of the word Star becomes Rats, provoking unprecedented laughter from the audience as the children swap entry doors on stage.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Lialment cures sprains quickly. It asserts a sprained ankle normally takes three to four weeks to heal, but with the remedy the injury improves in two to four days when directions are followed with a bottle. Sold by all dentars.
The archduke Franz Ferdinand, says reports, suffers melancholia yet remains a prolific writer. He debuted nearly two decades ago with a world travel volume and has since produced a Radetsky monograph, two historical works, two poetry volumes, and technical articles on engineering.
An OCR fragment shows a sales note for Cham berlain's Cough remedy with claims of perfect success and a supplier in Footesville Maryland, distributed through local dealers. The readable text emphasizes availability and endorsement.
An old note claims hydrogen and boiling water remove ink stains from cloths with a referenced method. The text mentions a remedy column and advertises products like Arnica Salve for burns, boils, eczema, and piles, attributed to Barnum era correspondence.
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