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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1905
Page
2
The Evening Star lists L Bittinger & Co as proprietors with L Bittinger and RL A Carros, and names A A Carroll as City Editor and Business Manager. No further details provided about roles or newsroom operations.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes fever quarantines in Florida districts and a turpentine operation by Meeern Bor and others. It notes building plans, property measures, a Tampa Bay area site, manager appointments, and dates toward October. It also contains health warnings and ads for patent medicines amid the confusion.
Fragmentary OCR describes a patient with kidney issues and treatment attempts over years. It references a doctor or writer, mentions pain during care, and a trial of various remedies. The text is garbled but centers on ongoing kidney distress and attempted therapies.
ABloom of local industry reports Hutert F. Myaame resigns from FR Bock Company in Atlanta after twelve years to join a new Tampa factory setup. He will not relocate his family, and the note mentions other trades, prices, and a separate embezzlement case involving Andrew Neal. The obituary-like notice covers undertaker services by Mr. Amned HE Owens and a humorous aside about a fishing scene and Harper's Weekly.
The text presents a garbled, incomplete excerpt with stray phrases about a war, crabs, fighting bodies, and names, lacking clear events, dates, places, or identities to form a coherent report or summary.
A shopper challenges a shop assistant over a price and exits, an assistant returns with the same item and asks for a lower price, and the proprietor seizes the opportunity to eject the customer. The Laster cites rules in a terse, formal reply. Marpee's Weeki notes the exchange and questions the justification.
Auction sale announced for Saturday July 1, 1003. Includes canary Ronan items and miscellaneous belongings. Items listed feature table, chair, and tools. Property details mention 2 1B Boatham Neers and other yard items. F. Heliare responsible for sale.
A garbled notice lists a dairy price and contact lines. It mentions a 2 percent creamery product price per pound and a phone line for the Canmirtinet Co. loan details with incomplete location data.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Be Burhans Tests After Four Years with partial names and garbled phrases. No coherent events or clear individuals beyond scattered references appear, making a concise card difficult. The readable portions suggest a literary or personal notice but lack concrete details to summarize a specific news item.
An inn near Verona by the Gulf coast advertises a modern living space with many bedrooms and a promise of healthful cooling by sea breezes. It notes proximity to Tamys Bay and Clearantec, plus access to a mineral water source once delivered by mail. Contact details and dates appear in the text.
Fragmented ad copy cites wall paper and pricing details with unclear measurements and locations. Mentions Dale, 5420, and $12 by the tut. References to Katnce Prank Barris and a 4th St exagenne line suggest a miscropped historical notice with multiple names and prices.
A freight train derailed near Kishan on the Nivel Plate road injuring twelve people. Eight victims suffered serious injuries as authorities opened an investigation into the wreck. The incident involved The Family line and disrupted local rail service.
Fragmented text outlines travel pricing and routes from Washington to Cardin and Weabagioa with August 16 dates. Mentions round trips, rates around 15.26, and various cities, with references to plans by MONEALY & CO and "The Ones That Ort Wait" likely discussing travel or medical listings. The passage is garbled but centers on transportation pricing and itineraries.
Rates advertised for a limited period by Atlantic Coast Line appear to reflect a promotional fare structure. The notice discusses October 22 validity and references service along the line with emphasis on coast to coast routes and accompanying Pullman service.
Fragmented ad style notice touts Foley's Kidney Cure and Foley's Ridhey Cure as remedies for long health issues. Mentions drugstore sales, investment pitches, and counterfeit warnings amid a jumble of brand names and vague testimonials. Promises of improved health and a money back guarantee appear, urging readers to visit Practice Drugstore for treatments.
The readable text hints at a dubious medical claim about dispelling an ailment with a new preparation. It mentions a sample request to Herpicige Co and addresses from Tydings & Co as agents. Names and exact effects are unclear, but the tone resembles an early advertising health claim.
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