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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1903
Page
4
Miss Miriam Pasteur, teaching at the Summerlie Institute in Bartow, has been advised by her physician to take a year of absence due to ill health. Trustees could not grant the leave, but passed a complimentary resolution praising her work. Pasteur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pasteur, will return home Wednesday.
Bess of Fremont North Carolina reports kidney trouble relieved by Electric Bitters after other medicines failed. The letter notes dramatic improvement and a long period without illness. Mentions Osly Sie and various local names and events including a wedding invitation and a fatal hemorrhage near Julieste.
X rays confirm catarrh stems from repeated indigestion and advise Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to aid digestion and prevent catarrh. Testimonial letters praise Herbine for malaria relief. A local accident report notes a deadly encounter with large coach whip snakes near Meintosd on a Monday morning.
A dubious ad claims the New Life Pill cures dyspepsia jaundice fever and constipation by disregarding age with a claim of 2% at the AntiMonopoly Drugstore. The passage mocks improper respect and promotes a miracle drug with vague terms and targets.
The marriage of Mr Robert Dowglas Smith and Miss Verth Perry Miller was celebrated at the Presbyterian church in Crystal River on Wednesday evening April 2. The ceremony featured graceful floral decorations, a Mendelssohn march, bridal procession, and a reception at Mrs Mary Williams Allen's home. The couple, described as bright and promising, will reside with Mr Lues K. Miller at Oak Hill.
The Christian Endeavor group will meet at the Methodist church instead of the Christian church. A reception committee will greet delegates including Iola Laddow, Emma Harber, Claude Gales, TC Groves, and Rev J E Capt EG Wood of Avon Park who will lead singing and participate in the exercises. Wood previously led Northwestern Military Academy’s classical department at Highland Park.
A fragmented notice invites delegates and others to inspect the establishment and its method at Ocala Steam Laundry. The Wagom calls for and Gollwers work with the city Mmirs. Visitors are invited to inspect the establishment. contact by phone.
A handsome new delivery wagon built by A. G. Gates arrives for the Ovala Steam Laundry. The vehicle is described as a fine and reliable service conveyance.
A clipped advertisement notes spring illnesses due to sluggish liver bowels and kidneys. It claims the body accumulates waste in winter and promises Herhine will restore strength by cleansing secretions and toning tissues, urging readers to buy at Glat Anti Monopoly Drugstore.
Classified notice seeking an agent for accordion plaiting work in Ocala, Florida. Fragments mention Clara F. Rich of Jacksonville with an address 221 and a date line 4tw 4 18.
Mr. Tom Whisemant a bass farmer and fisherman from the Belleview area attended the Lake Weir fish fry. Ninety three people were present and there was ample fish for all with Candler and Belleview representing strongly.
An advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Wites Hazel Salve as a quick cure for external hemorrhoids and related conditions with assurances of healing without leaves, sold by a local drugstore chain. Henri G. J. Strodier travels from Tallahassee to Osceola and then St. Petersburg and Bartow to visit schools, while Senator Gillen of Lake City is noted. Me Strazier claims to maintain Marion’s reputation by drawing salary regularly.
The item claims Foley's Kidney Cure is prepared from a Chicago physician’s prescription and mixed from the finest ingredients to produce a potent remedy. It alleges high cost and artificial combination, selling by a known dealer.
A fragment notes a residence on N Main Street called the Nese cottage with an 8 percent reference. The readable text provides limited context about ownership or purpose.
The Drain Gum Cru hosts a Thursday afternoon weekly shoot with a prize of 100 loaded deli. Participants compete for the purse in a local sporting event.
Resolutions adopted by the Ladies Hone and Foreign Missionary Society of Veala Presbyterian church mourn the death of Mrs Nansie Harton. They commend the family to God and publish the resolutions in the town paper. Also notes visitors from Chicago leaving for Chicago with Mrs LM Price and two children, and Mrs Darius Lapham hosting Mixx Rona Donaldson.
A fragmented travel health notice warns constant motion harms kidneys and backs Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy. It cites testimonials from engineers and travelers, mentions sales by a local druggist, and references other items such as land sales and public figures, all in a period voice.
Report claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures severe lung and throat ailments once deemed hopeless with warnings against railway wrecks and carelessness. Lola Cragg of Tor is cited as saved by the remedy sold by Aunti-Monopoly Slugstore with trial bottles free and price options.
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