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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
3
A chaotic clipping lists masons meet Thursday night and multiple shop ads in Ocala. It mentions Taylor's sales of crackers, chocolates, tobacco, men’s suits at Rheinauer, and a patient talk on medical cures. It also notes local furniture and drugstore promotions along with various names and addresses.
An Ocala News Co. ad announces a choice lot of goods including fire-prest bowls and earthenware. It mentions perfumes, toilet soaps, and casinos bet the chix with a note on value for money and assorted wares offered by Tystings and Company.
A garbled downtown page fragment references discounts and local ads from Danville and Ocala area firms. It mentions Meillards Ec0W Lidl, furniture dealers, seeds, and a doctor, with scattered names like Fuller and Munrow & Chatham Bank. The text blends buys, rents, and notices with stray names and dates, reflecting a crowded retail and public notices snapshot.
An odd fragment notes AW Bull speaking on Sunday about weather and a drugstore named The Postotice Drugstore. No clear event, person, or place details beyond the quirky speech.
The annual sewing of the committee will be held next Tuesday at Mr A Ford's at 7 p.m. to pass on regard and welcome to attend. Additional information may be provided by E Tatham, secretary.
Ralph D. Paine in Quiring notes the Philadelphia mummers spectacle consumes thousands yearly. Captains lead clubs with hundreds of members financing outfits through dues, subscriptions, and local donors. Tens of thousands are spent on costumes and displays as crews vie for top honors at the parade.
Miss Sadie Julia Gompers daughter of Samuel Gompers, noted as president of the Americas Federation, makes her debut in the cancer field. Her voice described as sweet and sympathetic, with development in public schools of Washington under Dr John W Bleehof teacher and choirmaster.
An excerpt from the London Daily Mail quotes Mr Richard Hell M. P. describing driving with eyes closed to sense the train’s position. He argues a driver’s sixth sense aids navigation at signals, stations, curves, and gradients, suggesting extended practice could teach the road.
In Wales mining districts thousands of workers reportedly repent their vices, adopting quiet modest demeanors. Formerly profane and intemperate, many are described as pious and restrained, with dramatic changes in character sweeping through communities and churches alike.
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