22 May 1904
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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1904
Page
1
A damaged wartime dispatch describes Port Arthur preparing amid famine pressures as Chinese, Japanese, and local authorities contend with supplies. It notes ships, markets, and bars affected, with concerns over fishermen, oysters, and regional food access. mentions officials and a local corresp ondent.
A reader recounts trying Puley e Money and Yarrow as remedies for asthma with limited relief. The narrative notes temporary aid from medical skill and praises natural cures, mentioning tar preparations and a personal struggle with chronic symptoms.
A brisk sale alert urges buyers to hurry for remaining items priced at 75 dollars, urging immediate purchase before stock runs out.
An eclectic item from a late issue discusses medical advances and public notices. It mentions W. J. Chambers Shoe Company, financials, and a treasury sale, with scattered references to August and July events. The text blends ads, theater-like promotions, and patent medicine references amid a stream of broken OCR.
Port Inglis emerges as a busy hub with constant phosphate exports and a new rail line under construction. Colderty notes a 1.506 million tons phosphate shipment volume and a growing post year activity, including a plant to produce timber ties and a valve formula for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel.
A historical notice from June 1 offers a reward for the return or information on a man nicknamed Dick, described as tall and dark haired, last seen in the Mountain Creek Baptist Home area near Reve. George MacKay signs the appeal, citing years of service and a long life across conflicts and travels.
The American Boat led by Plant New York won the race Saturday morning. The event featured Beer pawl Voblara and Marge Wile. results show the winning Dent and noted competitors. Electric Bitters advertised as aiding digestion and liver function, with claims of stomach relief and overall health benefits.
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