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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
1
Advertisement describes a piano with mahogany, walnut, and quartered oak cases, ivory keys, solid construction, and a five year guarantee. Features latest design with Boston roll fall and duett desk, three pedals with muffler, height four feet seven inches, strong tone and rich performance.
The Weir Park school held a term closing program with a lesson on true education. Teachers and patrons discussed motives behind teaching, praised diligent work, and highlighted the threefold aims of education in developing character, intellect, and citizenship. Notable attendees included families and local officials, with recitations and addresses underscoring communal support and shared values.
A notice from Leach Pratt Center in Montezuma Block Ocala announces a fine stock of fruit varieties, nists, cumarabbaces, candies and soft drinks. The advertiser invites patrons with a respectful appeal for patronage.
Nonresident owner offers 160 acres with a good room house, stable, barn, chicken house and small farm buildings. 40 acres cleared and cultivated. 120 acres with abundant timber. Priced at 400 dollars. Sale by Ditto and Majopay.
A garbled notice offers sale and relocation of Elks Cafe fixtures at 83 North Pine Street with 5 cent meals and 36 per week board, plus sale of 1900 barrels of brick paint for painting metal, shingle, trom bones. Also advertises horse shoeing services and ready work from Smnoak and Son's.
Fragmented OCR reveals a severe sentence discussion involving Judge Sower and defendants linked to defrauding the United States. Names such as Howe Thomas, Henry G Hester, and Samuel R Patten appear as participants or foreman. The text is garbled but indicates a courtroom action, sentences, and mentions a national interest.
An old notice touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for rheumatism claiming quick relief and many testimonials. It promotes purchase at Pustatties Drug Store and urges readers not to suffer.
A neatly borne marriage occurred at the Leitner home near Flemington with Mattie Leitner and Sandy McGetew joining as one in a ceremony conducted by A J Prine. Only family attended as the couple, described as well dressed in white, began their married life. The pair reside at Lowell and receive best wishes from Geiger and Flemington connections.
A well known coal operator of Nutfaloo states kidney and bladder troubles vanished after using Foley Kidney Cure. He reports relief from excruciating pain and a feeling of renewed health, claiming the remedy saved him from severe suffering and costs. The testimonial notes dramatic prior pain and a large perceived benefit.
Col Cecil Lyon, Republican committeeman for Texas, says President Roosevelt will not hunt again while in office. Texex Colonet Lir reports another wolf hunt is planned in Southern Oklahoma, but a letter from the Derweltent notes people enjoy belated hunts and sport.
A badly burned person, or anyone with skin injuries, finds arnica salve from Welch of Te-Konsha, Mich. helps ease pain. The ad claims the salve aids in healing wounds and all injuries. Quickest File Care offers the familiar healing salve at 33 cents and lists Things & Co as drug retailers.
Captain Duncan Kennedy of the U S cruiser Colorado died at Guantanamo after an operation. His body will be brought to the United States. He was a native of New York and had spent winters indoors, with health concerns noted in the report. The item ends with an advertisement for a laxative product.
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