I Believe In Soap And Simple Living
An essay voice pleads for everyday virtue and practical medicine for body and mind. The speaker champions exercise sleep open laughter kindness and frankness plus simple home life and sincere human warmth.
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
7
An essay voice pleads for everyday virtue and practical medicine for body and mind. The speaker champions exercise sleep open laughter kindness and frankness plus simple home life and sincere human warmth.
A mother uses the siblings Robbie and the baby to teach behavior. Robbie mimics the baby, who imitates his hat, whistle, and actions, showing that children mirror one another. The mother explains children follow examples, and urges Robbie to teach his brother by example.
A garbled notice touts a remedy by We. H. Triabortle tree and 3 BE McGeachy claiming quick relief from coughs. Sore throats lagrippe asthma hemorrhage croop and hayfever are listed as ailments it supposedly cures with guaranteed satisfaction.
Colonel Charles Edwards, ex secretary of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, sought a room in a crowded southern town. The clerk offered a single room to share, and Edwards agreed to sleep in the same bed as another man, a late night arrangement reflecting scarce lodging.
A chaotic incident unfolds as Edwards wakes to find a stranger in the bed and a window-sash burglar fleeing. The intruder escapes through the window while a coworker is discovered to be a corned. Report notes nine negro farm hands aided in rounding up the literary guest for breakfast.
An unnamed Watertown writer asserts ten years of eczema vanished after using Bueblen's Arnica Salve claiming cures for skin eruptions fever sores burns and seals. The ad touts a universal efficacy across multiple ailments with bold testimonials.
The New York American reports Professor Harold reveals comets are tenuous and non disruptive to planetary orbits. He notes comets lack weight, pose no suffocating tail danger, and Earth likely passed through a tail without harm as orbital calculations show intersecting paths at a common point.
A witty exchange unfolds as a soldier introducing himself as a sentry meets a genial general. The general teases the man about being a “bit of a general” and offers to demonstrate bayonet drill, prompting surprised laughter and a quick neck of humor.
London News reports a pseudo scientific episode where Holmes, under chloroform, attempts to solve the universe. While hypnotized into reverie he writes an unreadable line that becomes a shocking message: a strong repell of turpentine pervades the wholes.
The Thrice-a-week World promises a improved edition in 1908 with fuller world coverage. It highlights prompt, accurate reporting and a fair stance in politics and offers bundles combining The World with The Banner at promotional rates for one year. The standard price is 1.00 per year for The World and 9.00 for the two papers together.
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