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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
7
The Glenwood, formerly the Central Hotel, presents itself as a first class family hotel with choicest rooms and the city's best table. Special rates are offered to weekly or monthly boarders. Mrs. Thos. J. Barnes is the proprietor.
An old advert style notices a through car service from Florida to Chicago via Louisville and Nashville lines with dining car service and through tourist sleepers to California. It lists destinations like Birmingham Nashville Memphis Knoxville Louisville Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and points north and west with contact for rates and full information. Also includes a dermatology ad and a humor anecdote about a student exam.
An old column blends a humorous fragment about a sick child with a testimonial on Chamberlain’s Cough Hennedy and Storch and Liver Tablets. It transitions to a legal notice about tax deed application in Marion County Florida, detailing the certificate, dates, and official seals. The piece preserves period tone with named individuals and a circuit court context.
A humorous mishap occurs as a minister and deacon attempt a hymn about love and stealing. The deacon mistakenly sings lines like I love to steal, causing laughter, while the rector coolly corrects the moment with a quip about prayer. Also contains a wartime style patent medicine pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills.
An OCR text fragment from a newspaper advertorial mocks medical claims and urges purchases of King’s New Life Pills from an “Anti Senegoly Deugators.” It references Pat and spouse dialogue, a mistaken tale of Thanksgiving, and garbled spellings. The piece blends miscues with old promotional rhetoric.
Mobile Alabama on December 24 189 De E W Hall Saint Laura Ma-Dexr Bir reports trying various doctors and remedies for kidney and bladder troubles. After using Hall's Texas Wonder he claims full relief and praises the inventor of the Pullman sleeping car while sending thanks from railroad workers in Mobile.
Capt Stone aged about 76 dies at 26. funeral 2:20 Sunday at new cemetery. Notices of relatives, Christmas shopping, local vendors, and small ads reflect Ocala life with Edison phonographs, carvings, and hardware offers. colorful community chatter and upcoming court reconvening.
An advertisement touts A and Texas Wonder as a cure for bladder and kidney disorders. It markets testimonials collected by mail, requests $1 for a months trial, and cites a factory address in St Louis Missouri.
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