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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
2
A health column urges readers to break the worry habit which can harm both mind and body. It notes worry grows worse if unchecked and suggests freeing the mind briefly, improving physical condition, and finally forcing oneself to stop worrying.
The Men and Religion Forward Movement aims to unite teaching churches to recruit men and boys into Christian membership. Noting a three million female surplus in churches, leaders plan nationwide centers with Bible study Evangelism Boys’ Work and Missions. Jacksonville is among the first centers.
Wausau news notes a revival ending Sept 10 with two sermons and daily prayer services. Hawk led all preaching. thirteen were added to the church by faith and baptism or by letter, and the revived congregation grew in strength and influence.
Between 1900 and 1910 farm land values in the South more than doubled rising from 2 388 592 000 to 5 207 000 an increase of 118 percent in ten years.
In Wausau and nearby areas residents reported over three inches of rain on Saturday afternoon. James Cox shows promising progress on his property as Miss Esther Miller and Ida Jeffries visit relatives in Chipley. The large Baptist church in Vernon area hosted extensive services with 13 new members baptized. The campaign publicity bill signed by the President limits campaign spending to 5 000 dollars for congressional candidates and 10 000 dollars for others, aiming to purge both state and national politics.
Notes indicate securities between National Banks and other financial institutions. The document records capital paid in and liabilities, detailing interbank credits and notes at par, with entries for reserves and public notices.
Fragmented OCR text references a sale notice and a generic ad. It mentions a land sale process with hours of sale and a state authority but provides no clear names, dates, or places. The passage also includes an unrelated line endorsing Studebaker wagons from a dealer.
Wanted cash paid for baby alligators and turtle eggs. Respond to C Ek Pumag, Chipley, Florida.
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