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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
3
The Thrice-a-Week World promises a better paper in 1908 with globe spanning news coverage, prompt and accurate reporting, and fair political columns. It highlights serial fiction from top authors and offers a combined subscription with The Banner for one year at 1.65 dollars, versus 2.00 dollars separately.
Good Housekeeping explains a simple method to remove a pineapple crown. Hold the fruit firmly, twist the top with the other hand, and pull it free. The instruction emphasizes ease and quick results.
A brief moral verse notes that pride in riches is foolish and that valuing wealth above others is foolish, comparing a boastful person to a gold mine and stressing humility over material gain. The quotation attributes the thought to Emmy Taylor.
A brief quip notes a visitor asking when the Hadrians villa in Rome is least likely to be crowded, seeking a quiet window to view the studio and sit for photos while the family is away.
A dialogue fragment presents a teasing exchange about appearances and food imagery, noting a sharp back and forth that relies on playful taunts and colloquial slang. The exchange centers on a “peaches and sour cream” metaphor as a retort.
An editorial from the Atchison Globe argues that individuals who desire their letters burned should take the action themselves, warning against others handling private correspondence.
A Wide World Magazine piece recounts Moroccan beliefs with the earth on a bull and a fish, dreams revealing the soul's travels, and ghosts seen as devils. It also tells of Marrakech residents and a bathhouse haunting linked to talebs. Then a Kansas City boy boasts a newspaper image, prompting his mother’s quip about patent medicine.
The text explains that sighing reflects unconscious short breaths. It describes the lungs craving oxygen, forcing a deep breath to supply the needed air, allowing continued activity before another sigh occurs.
A dealer in Ohio Falls Indiana extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for cough cold and croup and says it is their best seller with broad dealer support. Sold by all dealers.
In Fowler Kansas the evangelist uses a prairie tale about a owl eyeing a man as a warning to latecomers who turn to watch new arrivals. He recalls walking around a prairie dog den and a stationary owl whose head finally fell off as a moral. The remark ends with a quip that worshippers may start looking under seats for their heads.
A Pic torial Review correspondent suggests placing all dishes not in constant use into paper bags with one left out as a sample. The method reduces washing by keeping extra dishes ready for when needed.
A Sylvania reader with rheumatism liver trouble and stomach disorders credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery after years of suffering. He says four bottles did more good than any other medicine and urges others to try them, noting improved health and vitality.
A comparison shows diamond hardness by shaving wood and glass. The passage notes a diamond can be harder in one part than another. It then asserts a woman’s health needs outdoor activity and daily walking plus Chamberlain's Tablets to improve digestion and regulate bowels, ending with a sales line.
The Navan Union in County Meath Ireland reports 14 tramps admitted last night to the new compulsory bath facility. Seven left rather than bathe. The chairman announced the motto Swin or Shift for the institution moving forward.
A man known for striking theater appearances in London dies after a controversial fashion choice. West end dress experts condemn his style featuring a black shirt front with a white waistcoat paired with a regulation black evening dress and white collar and tie.
A reflective remark cites labor as supreme despite science achieving many feats with water and air power. The speaker argues that, historically, no substitute for honest labor has been found, emphasizing the enduring value of human work.
The remedy has achieved uniform success against colic, cholera and diarrhoea with widespread approval. It has earned a broad reputation due to numerous local cures. Sold by All Dealers.
Cinder concrete is favored for roofing due to its substantial character and nail holding ability. The material is prepared in eight foot lengths and can be nailed in place, offering convenience for large roofs such as armories halls and rinks.
Baker's Weekly notes that rats multiply rapidly and a single pair with continuous breeding and no losses could produce over 20 million in three years, explaining why humans struggle to control them.
A writer new to Dickens discusses following Nicholas Nickleby as he joins a theater troupe. The remark notes the humor in pursuing a mere nickel rather than a scent, suggesting the pursuit is more relentless than romantic.
A boastful notice claims that early home life memories include remedies like Kuck Hoe Arnica Salve used by mothers and grandmothers to treat burns boils scalds sores cuts sprains and bruises. The ad asserts forty years of cures prove its merit and promotes the product for piles corns and cold sores from a seller identified as 8 B McGeaahy.
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