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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows scattered scheduling details for mail and offices. Mentions include morning hours 7:30 to 7:00, Sunday exemptions, east and west mail closing times, and a Money Orders office timetable with vague names and phrases.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention periodicals with frequencies such as biweekly and semiweekly, including titles like Times-Una and Bauwen and Home and Farm. The text references annual or per year pricing around 81.40 and notes publication formats.
A detailed compendium of state and county offices listing Governor Alber W. Gilchrist and officers such as Secretary of State H. Clay Crawford Attorney General Park Trammell, Treasurer Wim V. Knott and Comptroller A. C. Croom. Also includes Supreme Court Justices J. Rammer Waite and A. B. Mabry and various county officials like H. Shey Year and W. B. Gainer with city officers and council members.
A poem by Anonymous condemns cowards who fear praise and truth. It contrasts fears of darkness, life risks, and social confrontation with urging to acknowledge others goodwill. The speaker emphasizes condemning silent cruelty and praising honest effort, urging vocal encouragement over restraint.
Mrs J B Vande Sande of Kirchard Ill writes that Electric Bitters cured three months of meat se verettain ailments and restored strength. The anecdote notes the product’s guaranteed satisfaction. A Pierre anecdote about shoes contrasts fashion with comfort and sound.
The London Tatler recounts humorous postal incidents where officials rigidly enforce rules, while clever individuals manipulate the system. One man pays in copper pennies inching to a dozen stamps, prompting the clerk to yield. A Bear relative swipes extra words and stamps in a Sunday telegram theft.
A historical note describes balloon ascent dangers from atmospheric density. It explains ground pressure around fifteen pounds per square inch, thinning air with altitude reducing external pressure, and the role of ripcords and parachutes to return the silk bag safely to earth.
The oldest patron Mr. Faxon at the select hoarding house is described as a source of recommendations for diners. A visitor complains about simple food, but Mr. Faxon reassures that all meals under Mrs. Browns care have never harmed even a baby and will not upset digestion.
An old advertisement touts King’s New Life Pill as a matchless regulator for a strong body and energy. It claims to build stamina and mental vigor, citing tonics for stomach liver kidneys and digestion, with a boastful call to purchase for health and success.
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