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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
3
Irene G. Adams of Lake Helen Florida argues that local option has proven its benefits and urges moving to statewide prohibition. The piece frames opposition to liquor interests and pressures Republicans to renominate Taft, linking policy to moral and public welfare concerns.
Chamberlain's Cotte Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is presented as a new medicine for relief and cure of bowel issues including griping diarrhoea and dysentery. It claims value for children and adults and is sold by City Drug Store and B. McQeachy.
Director Relph of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing suggests shrinking five dollar notes to one third their current dimensions. The idea, tested in the Philippines, could save about one million dollars yearly and has broad banker support if implemented.
A notable number of prominent congressmen are withdrawing from the race for renomination, signaling a shift toward the Democratic party and a changing political landscape.
The Daft crew of young men from Beverly devised a harmony scheme that failed at sea. The cargo was damaged and must be jettisoned to lighten the ship before it can be towed to deeper waters for salvage.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a cheaper, superior remedy to plasters for aches. It claims Ganvel can be treated with a small bottle and lists City Drug Store as a seller and B. McGinley as a local contact.
A woman enters a grocer with a large earthenware pot and buys goods promising to return for payment. She asks to leave the pot for safekeeping. She does not return, and the shopkeeper discovers the pot has no bottom, suggesting a vanished item and an unfinished transaction.
The excerpt traces waning belief in witchcraft, noting executions in France Spain and England up to the 19th century, with later public burnings in Huseta and trials in Prussia Poland and Austro-Hungary. It also mentions insanity, clergymen, engineers, and career prospects tied to alleged lunacy and mad superstition.
The readable words describe a long running phrase about piety and weather. The fragment mentions two terms and a person named Sue with an uncertain reference. No clear event date place or organization is established.
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