Evening Star RR Carroll City Editor and Business Manager
A brief loyalty note credits E Vening Star RR Carroll as City Editor and Business Manager.
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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1905
Page
2
A brief loyalty note credits E Vening Star RR Carroll as City Editor and Business Manager.
A garbled report notes Cole Kingman and Mr. RO Kingman linked to a murder case in Rome. The piece references a Tuesday evening gathering, police roles, and church attendance, with unclear details about accusations, dates, and locations, though it hints at a community response and official actions.
Readable notes describe Marion livestock sales and prizes at the Tampa Fair chain, with German stallions and local horses on offer. A preacher, Rev Harrison, attends as part of a broader Marion event, while community figures like J Crouch and M Martin promote farm progress and local attractions.
A late evening court session reported multiple arrests for intoxication and disorderly behavior in the city. Herb W Edwards suffered injuries from a fall while others were cited for drunkenness. a pain balm remedy aided recovery. A Navy court martial involving Meriwether of Annapolis Naval Academy was described in the same column.
A chaotic mix contrasts a note on Boston barber regulations with a pasted medical scare about toxins in food. The barber section mentions health orders for barbers and a call for safe practices, while the other excerpts reference digestive distress and dubious cures, with stray editorials and notices toward local political nominees. The fragmentary text preserves names and places, including Newton and Noeway, tied to health and public welfare.
A detailed report covers the shooting and death of Mr. Lankford near Ocala with witnesses, police response, and courtroom notes. It records the carriage chase, ensuing injuries, medical care, and the fate of those involved, including family reactions and community impact.
A wartime era ad fragment promotes a cure named DeWitt's Wires Base and an AntiManopoly Drug. It mentions a remedy for coughs and claims permanent care, referencing Kesasun College AMS and a ritual of selling through DeWitt & Co. The text is garbled but centers on patent remedies and a legal/ethical tone.
A fragment describes counterfeit goods and a police pursuit involving a familiar brand, noting the spread of imitations and efforts to curb illicit sales. It references the Beuton police and an investigation into faked products tied to a broader counterfeit network across several years.
Fragmentary OCR describes enforcement and government action over drug safety and refunds. Mentions protective drugs, a governor, and a broad public concern with medical remedies. Includes unclear references to individuals and events, with emphasis on regulation and consumer relief.
An unclear text promotes a digestive aid claiming complete indigestion relief. It mentions a product sold with alleged safety for digestion and references a medical or drug name. The fragmentary notice lacks verifiable details, dates, or credible sources.
A fragmented local item describes the escape of Cussie, the express company leek, from Pittsburg and a large portion of Ane] mousy bean recovered. It notes a fever outbreak at Granger Team and that Dr Guiteres leads hospital care as victims are treated.
A garbled vintage advertisement touts a laxative cure for constipation and mentions a medicine claimed to ease stomach and bowel complaints. The text references a product sold by an address and includes uncertain claims about liver and kidney relief.
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