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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1906
Page
1
A record notes assorted groceries received including Vermont Maple Swogar Castiflower spinach canned celery Florida syrup in qt bottles shelled almonds canned rhubarb holland herring and other items. The list reads like a casual inventory of pantry staples from a mid century store or catalog.
Co L Nelson, carpenter and builder, specializes in store and office fixtures. Prompt jobbing and rental card available. Available to handle work in his line with quick attention and reliable service.
The text appears to be a garbled inquiry about where to obtain quotations and advice on pricing. It mentions not taking someone’s word and seeking a reliable source, but the meaning is unclear and specifics are missing.
A new company formed to operate an electric auto and freight service between Orlando and Sanford plans a sixteen passenger car and a heavy freight car. The project links with Clyde steamers on the St Johns River and supports county road improvements fueling local growth.
A fragmented tale depicts complaints about clerks in a New York shop who tease customers with flirtatious remarks and ignorance of tact. The narrator recalls choosing gifts, fearing imitation items, and the impact of gendered behavior on purchases and costs amid a wary holiday rush. Strong voices highlight perception, class, and retailer service during the season.
A letter critiques clerks at Florida Plumbing and Electric Co for pushy sales tactics and mispriced goods, noting customers feel pressured and deceived. It cites a biased clerk culture, urging better service and fair deals amid a broader complaint about misleading bargains. The piece also mentions a notice of session from Ocala lodge with meeting details and officials.
Fire screens an electrical fire scene near Inez involved Dave, with several nearby witnesses noting damaged property and wire faults. Marlon Margware Co. listed as a supplier or contractor in the event.
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An OCR fragment lists mules for sale described as heavy and sportful, noting eight year old black mules Murrow and Ambiane. The text is fragmentary and lacks full details or clear owners and prices.
A schooner crew washed ashore after a brutal sea ordeal. Captain Bodigh and six crewmen endured fever, thirst, and surf, were found near a settlement, cared for, and later saved by locals. They faced extreme cold, injury, and near drowning before reaching safety.
An ad claims a “diamond cure” for consumption promoted by W. T. Meder of Vanteer. It touts Dr. King’s New Discovery as a swift relief and permanent cure for throat and lung troubles. The notice offers a trial bottle and mentions prices 9c and 1) qwarantent at the Aeti-Manerety Drag wiors.
John Sharp Witaiye of Miantentopt returns to work while his daughter travels with him on the road. Recovery continues as he resumes duties at Cungrean.
Fragmentary notice describes a trial labeled Binty Days with a white cotton felt product. Mentions refund to a dealer and agents MIIVER and MawKAY. No clear dates or full names available.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a harsh scene with nawabs and a description of a remedy. It mentions Marbles's Artka Ssive and a medical cure claimed for barns and wounds, referenced at an Abti-Merepaiy Dregstore with scarce legible details.
A fragmentary report notes plans to add more acres for a town in Georgia near Wayernsn. The item mentions a large tract of land to be platted, signaling growth and development for the local community.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a liquid cold cure claiming to ease coughs and chest congestion. It references Kennedy's Laxative Honey and a general claim to expel mucus, with garbled phrases and unclear attribution, making outcomes and ingredients uncertain.
A cat named Jehety, known as Fons Meta Ye, died amid poverty conditions near Hite farm. The incident highlights harsh living conditions and concerns over animal welfare in the area.
Fragmented readable text suggests an event involving a melee and ticket system with references to defense and medical or safety terms. Names, places, and clear facts are obscured, but the fragment hints at a disorderly incident and subsequent regulation or control by an authority.
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