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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
4
A quick salad idea from Teapot Grocery suggests emptying a can of shrimp, pouring Durkee's Salad Dressing over the shrimp to create a tempting salad with little trouble and expense. Also notes sliced bacon from young pork.
East Fla Ter Mfg Co announces increased demand for its purified drinking water. Public service starts April first with a special delivery wagon and daily deliveries. Office or delivery man provides terms and information. Free water privileges and former prices stop April 1.
Manila dispatch reports Suurgao in Mindanao captured by ladrones. Constabulary Inspector Clarke and several others killed. A detachment of thirty Teeth infantry, under Livuta, Patterson and Brown, sails to Ban on the northwest coast of Mindanao aboard the transport Reilly with orders to recapture the town.
Harry C Dozier son of Mr and Mrs John Dozier of Ocala has completed the five year medical course at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He passed all examinations with credit and was allowed to graduate ahead of his class. He will receive his diploma on the 15th of June and has been offered the position of resident surgeon at St Christopher’s Hospital, a notable recognition of his abilities.
The consolidated Gentry Broad Famous Trained Animal Shows return after a quarter century as leading tented exhibitions. The parade features two herds of Baby Elephants two droves of ponies camels monkeys and dogs and an augmented company of performing animals. The shows will arrive here Monday March 2.
A physician writes of wanting to obtain Herbite in bulk for prescribing. He notes its usefulness in dyspepsia caused by overwork and excesses, claiming it never failed to restore health. Available at Anti-Mosopaly Drugstore for 50 cents.
A piece from the Star exposes false statements by NA Fort regarding the Wetthorner contest and bids for northern roads. The account mentions Joe Mountay in January 1902, bids at Owala Ww, and a clerk’s role in a political exchange, with details continued on the next page.
Sworn affidavits from Mr. Stevens of Gennor Florida and Mr. Summerlin of Pedro Pia attest long wear and flawless uppers for Tomahock Shoe styles 311 and 419. Both men claim thirteen to fourteen months of daily use with no break in and note the low price of 1.48. Sworn January 1, 1902 before J. Barret, Notary Public.
Telegrams from Chicago report Delaney Carroll and Hogan negotiating a Corbett-Mitchell bout with a Florida venue near Jacksonville. Officials cite 1895 law, warning only lawful if the state repeals the current prize fight ban, as Governor Jennings is away and the matter awaits review by Attorney General Whitfield.
A dubious advertisement praises Electric Lit ters as a cure for female woes and nervous troubles. It claims widespread relief from headaches, fainting, loss of appetite, and weak kidneys. The text promises safety and satisfaction through The Anti Mosopoly Drugstore.
David R. Prancis, president of the 31 Lasik Works Pals, is described as a looming figure in Missouri politics with potential presidential ambitions.
On Norm Magnolia street two blocks north of pubtle square near Seaboard Air Line Railroad lies St Dens Hotel. Well furnished large airy rooms with best single meals. Special weekly or monthly rates. Patronage of the public desired. Mrs E M Hagerty Proprietress Ocala Florida.
Local notice advertises ice cream in any quantity as wholesome and enjoyable with additional entertainments offered by C H Dame, inviting customers to see him for wholesome treats and amusements.
A major Easter and spring display opens Thursday April 13 at Broadway Millinery Store next to the New Racket in Ocala. Guz presents barter and spring hats with a grand variety, featuring walking and ready to wear styles as buyers finish preparations in New York.
March 25 statement from a New Orleans women’s council declines to alter its plans to entertain the National Council of Women if Black delegates are to be admitted. The city discussion centers on inclusion and racial eligibility.
A Virginia mother recalls a baby’s winter illness in 1802 era style and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing a severe cold and preventing pneumonia. She urges readers to try it, noting the product is affordable. Sold by Anthropepnly Parker Comcert Co in town.
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