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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement urges using Royal Baking Powder for all receipts calling for cream of tartar soda or baking powder. It claims absolute purity and strong leavening for lighter sweeter food, contrasting with alum and phosphate powders sold cheap or at the same price, which it says ruin texture and wholesomeness.
Fragmented page item shows local ads for clothing, goods, and services at Hewett and Guliewelle areas. Listings include prices like 50 dollars, purchase offers, and a section for sales of household items. The jumble references Patmenta and aging machines, with contact cues and sale timing hints.
A chaotic gathering in Jacksonville drew attention to local civic tensions as residents and officials debated trade and public matters. Notable figures and businesses appeared, including several named community leaders, with discussions touching on property, commerce, and social events across a sprawling, jammed report of activities and remarks.
An irregular 1920s style page fragment shows a women society meeting with a drive and speakers, then shifts to blurred ads for furniture, jobs, and services. It includes scattered names and partial addresses, with references to local officials, vendors, and public notices amid general classifieds.
A garbled crime notice describes an agent seeking remedies through threats and extortion involving the State Insurance Company. Names and places are unclear but references to Chicago area locations and individuals named Mr A J McLaughlin and Steve Chemmyman appear amid legal language and mentions of warrants, examinations, and preparatory steps.
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