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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
6
L Bittinger and RR Carroll proprietors and publishers with L Bittinger as general manager and RR Carroll as city editor and business manager listed in the newspaper masthead.
The Glenwood Hotel, cleaned and renovated from top to bottom, will reopen as The Glenwood. Mrs Barnes reports twelve Maulders and a large winter stock of goods, including wool blankets, with plans to meet trains and serve patrons early each day.
Weather forecast for Wastesglos DC on November 24 warns of showers tonight into Saturday. The text includes various local notices and advertisements, mentioning legal forms, a notary, health remedies, and patent medicines. It references individuals and businesses in Toledo and New Zealand markets, with scattered names and dates embedded in a fragmented OCR segment.
The Kik's Cate, opposite the ALCS passenger depot, features oysters in any style. A la carte house in the city, claiming strict first class standards in all respects.
A garbled report portrays a terrifying race where death looms as doctors discuss liver treatment and sleep disorders. Names and places are obscured, but the piece hints at a sensational medical debate and dangerous speculative cures amid chaotic testimony from multiple individuals.
Fragmentary ad lists wide assortment of items and services with garbled phrases and misspelled names. Mentions barrels, curtains, wiring, and general supplies with no clear location or pricing.
Fragmentary OCR describes learning telegraphy and P M accounting with mentions of Cincinnati and Texarkana. It references instructors, courses, and a travelable curriculum, noting notable schools and materials as part of a broader educational program.
A fragmented discussion questions temperance policy and the regulation of saloons. It weighs banning or limiting alcohol outlets, the timing of early closing, and the impact on public order, morality, and the temperance movement. It cites cities like Glasgow and Atlanta, debating enforcement and penalties.
A garbled ad-like notice touts Cramerhin's Cough Remedy as fast lung relief and lasting cure for a bad cold. It claims gentle action with permanent results at a price, appealing to readers seeking a safe, effective remedy.
Fragmented ad text reports tickets on sale November 14 for the Florida State Fair with travel details to Tampa by November 20. It includes mentions of Auntie Craft Line, various fares, and references to Dr. King medication ads, cough remedies, and general consumer notices. The readable portions highlight travel, pricing, and several product endorsements mixed with newspaper filler.
Fragmentary ad notices warn of health products and questionable cures promising dramatic effects. The text references a therapy for kidney and prostate issues and cites various locations and names, reflecting a period advertising style and concerns about medical treatment claims.
The article blends a report on Seaboard Air Line train operations with sensational claims about a cough remedy and medical effects. It mentions a sleeping car service between TulsvilIe and New Orleans, a misattributed “art-i-mompaly” product, and dubious health assertions about a laxative and throat cures.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Carmachaal and sun Co and a creamery, with references to prices, items tested and received. It hints at goods like Jeoraln creamery Sutter and portable items, but the wording is garbled and unclear about events or outcomes.
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