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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
1
An advertisement touts Royal Scarlet canned vegetables including lima beans peas and string beans for small families. It lists a full line of Royal Scarlet vegetables in regular sizes and various items such as Dutch herring clams fresh egg noodles Triscuit shredded wheat biscuit Cream of Wheat oats meal and more. It ends with a prompt about selling renting or buying a house store lot or farm.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Carole for Sidds with currbance and Leelen, Lowery, and Georgeembility in garbled prose. It hints at a meeting or proposal involving comfort and governance with unnamed individuals and dates unclear.
An unclear ad describes canopies for beds and furnishings with odd spellings and phrases. It mentions prices and a central place or company name that is not fully legible. The text reads like a damaged catalog blurb from a store listing bed items and related goods.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about meals, people, and a few scattered names. The readable bits mention a Saturday event, a teacher, a person named M A Grantaass, and vague references to a visit or house. Overall, it reads as a stray, incoherent clipping with no clear event.
Fragmentary OCR narrative describes a Panama project contract, a committee chair, and disputes over bids and construction. It mentions Markefe Centrsct, a committee, and alleged delays and financial questions surrounding the trans-lithmian ditch project and related works.
In Rawantsville Cleloume county a petit jury acquits three jurors after a brief trial on Chalere Morbus. The deputy states the jurors sought relief and Medicine, while one juror notes relief from Chamberlains Calle for Chalere and Tarelavea Vursety.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local sale of mattresses with confusing phrases. References to prices around 23 dollars and a community event suggest a door to door or store clearance. Unable to extract clear dates or names due to garbled source.
A garbled OCR style paragraph describes a medical or health related issue with phrases about kidneys and cures. It mentions a river cure and a drugstore context with character names unnamed due to unreadable text. The overall sense is a historical fragment on health remedies and local commerce.
Fragmented OCR text outlines contracting and building topics with scattered phrases about furniture, water, stairs, and legal references. Mentions various names and places in a jumbled fashion, lacking coherent events or dates to identify a clear news item or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a brutal event and medical treatment with names and places obscured. The readable bits reference a character named Charis B Lewherees of Byta, New York, a bead rat gore scene, a healing action by Buckber's Arnon Halva, and a mention of an Anti-Mororedy Dreastore with unclear date.
A dubious advertisement details a woman named Mrs. Baer and a doctor urging a patent “Hie ont T tengo uriter Podesta Rigs” cure for bright's disease. It cites supposed cases in New York and quotes physicians endorsing bottles, with references to Walep's Kiteey Cure and a Boston retailer.
In a district report 138 children were counted against expected attendance while 183 were noted in court records. The text notes a discrepancy between actual and reported attendance with remarks about procedures and reconciliation efforts. Names and a sequence of seemingly garbled phrases accompany the figures.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dubious promise that a cure called Ketel Drepepets Care would fix ailments of the stomach and digestion. The garbled text references universal remedies, pseudo medical terms, and a satirical tone about quack cures and monopolist medicine.
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