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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
3
Washington reports a chilly fall night and Sunday in the region. Editor Mr. Rusgell of Palatka praised Mr. Keating during remarks at the Jacksonville Carnival. A sale advertisement notes 2 scant dishes for 10 cents next Monday at the Variety Store.
H H Whitworth proprietor of Hiawatha Lake Stock Farm prepares four carloads of livestock to depart Tuesday to the Florida State Fair. He promises one of the finest exhibits ever shown by a single breeder at a Southern fair. Also note Chamberlains Cough Remedy suggested for home use from local druggists.
Fragmentary chatter about seats at a Variety Store and a cautions man Jacks Townley. Mentions selling 10 cent dishes and a sale of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by a Mt Etetm Ontario merchant. A weathered boast about Comforting board at Entoman's Montexema hotel.
The Marian Baptist Association adopts resolutions on the death of Mrs. Carn wife of the moderator. They praise her integrity devotion to family and Christian works. The body extends sympathy, directs the minutes, and asks publication in the Star and Banner and Southern Witness.
The Aga therian Society met Friday November 2 1906. After approving last meet's minutes the program featured readings by Mary Bermoor and Brentty Weathers. A debate on a resolve favored the negative with judges Lucile Standley Carling Pasteur and Iola Rayeor. Adjournment followed.
An advertisement promotes Magnetic Massage as a path to perfect health, claiming it can cure paralysis nervousness female disorders and general weakness without drugs. Practitioner Mrs Jeanie Whitteld advertises a studio at 4 Fort King Avenue Orala and offers home visits with free consultation from 11 am to 1 pm.
The El Tropico factory in Ocala introduces Nickel-a-Foot cigars by proprietor Chas. Peyter. The long inch cigars sold in packs at five cents each, marketed as affordable with apprentices making them. Available at first class dealers.
Fragmentary notice indicates two care of Kentucky horses at Marton Farm Stables. The text mentions Patterses and Cretcher with a call to inquire about pieces and indicates a final permanent location, but details are unclear.
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