03 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
1
A compact notice details mackerel preserved in oil offered in bulk and sealed packages. The item is advertised for purchase in standard can sizes and bulk containers, with emphasis on shelf life and direct supply terms.
The Socialist author Jack London spoke at the West Side Auditorium in Chicago on Sunday night about chronic hunger affecting up to ten million Americans. He claimed poverty and poor labor conditions persist, citing long hours for garment workers, child labor in textile factories, evictions, and alleged graft in capitalist leadership, with Roosevelt cited as observing rising unrest.
Speaker Cannon sparked a stir by receiving the Census Bureau cotton report and declining to read or release its contents from the chair. The document, based on Milmer estimates, suggested unginned cotton numbers through January. A crowd gathered as the report was handed to a clerk and moved to a room for archival receiving.
Fragmented plea text describes a cafe scene at a downtown hotel where a waiter and guest exchange remarks about manners. An ad offers Foley's Honey and Tar as a lung remedy, with a testimonial by M. Patterson from Nashua, claiming cold relief after multiple medicines.
A fragment from Beavens column notes a clergyman urging a young man to attend church every Sunday. The exchange highlights mispronunciations and a lingering bed cough as a humorous aside. The page date hints at local social commentary in a tight town setting.
A damaged ad for Electric Bitters claims they cured kidney trouble, debility, and general weakness for HL Wolff of Bear Grove Es. The testimonial mentions age related sickness and promises relief from stomach and liver issues, headaches, and nerve problems. Sold by Tydings Co for 6 cents with guarantee.
Fragmented OCR notes report Governor Terrell of Georgia denying a grant and requisition involving Jamon SN and Strobhar, with Florida Governor Broward and Atlantic Coast Line funds tied to embezzlement charges. Proceedings delayed to April term due to defense actions. references to Herbine liver remedy and unrelated medical testimonials appear amid the garbled text.
DAVID S. WOODROW REAL ESTATE The two story brick house on this property must be removed and it will be sold cheap as it stands. Corner lot with 35 feet frontage unsold. Northwest corner at Magnolia Street and North First Street facing Legory public building site unsold, also the former immediately south of it 28 by 84 feet. The Philbrick lot on the south side of this avenue near Mrs See and Mr T B Snyder is large with 140 feet and 2 pieces deep. A furnished cottage for rent at this resort. Terms on application. For rent this year. Property suitable for pasture or subdivide to suit tenants.
A 19th century style notice asserts panic from theater fires and pneumonia deaths could be reduced by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It cites a testimonial from W. D. Wilcox about saving his daughter Laura and urges use via Norfolk Virginia druggists. Also reports a Norfolk murder case involving Walter P. Doleen, 28, found in a shipping trunk, with Charles Taylor, 23, as a suspect and robbery described as the motive.
Readable text fragment outlines canned meats and dinner ideas, with a telephone contact line and a promotional phrase. It appears as an ad snippet promising quick meals and contact options, but the full context and specifics are missing.
An old advertisement warns of a stealthy kidney malady and touts Fwiey's Kidney Cure as a remedy. It claims the medicine corrects irregularities, strengthens the kidneys, and should be taken at the first signs of trouble to preserve health. Sold by Postoffice Druggist.
Mrs Harman of Atlanta pardoned by President Htemenvelt as she nears motherhood after federal embezzlement sentence. Former Marwicke postmistress faced $706 office funds theft, arrested in Baltimore, released on bail two weeks before trial, and later married L. M Harman of Atlanta.
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