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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
1
A local ad lists small cans of Royal Scarlet Lima Beans Peas and String Beans and a full line of Royal Scarlet vegetables. Also featured are salmon dubes lobsters shrimp deviled crabs sandines Dutch herring Freeh egg noodles Triscuit Shredded Wheat Cream of Wheat Oat Meal among other items. The notice ends with a question about insuring life limb or property.
Ditto and Maloney face a high stakes race with top contenders, aiming for a flawless performance and standout design. The event promises a display of refined technique and superior carriages, highlighting the pair as favorites in a competitive field.
A garbled report describes a robber gang hitting multiple cellars in Illinois. Authorities note a large scale burglary with improvised explosives and a fleeing group identified by witnesses. Police and local residents report disruption and calls for heightened security after the break in.
Fragmentary text asserts a product or treatment named in a garbled way may relieve a condition and aid restoration. It mentions a cone and purported health benefits including easing respiration and restoring a “healthy portion,” but details are unreadable and unverifiable.
Reports describe the arrival of Witte from the United States to Saint Petersburg amid strong public and official reactions. Officials greeted him while many residents and railway staff observed the scene, noting a tense atmosphere and questions about the purpose and impact of his visit.
A petitioner testifies before a jury about using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He claims rapid relief from severe symptoms including cramps and vomiting, attributing his recovery to the medicine. The account presents a personal belief in the remedy's efficacy and seeks acknowledgment of its curative effect.
A note from J Mer Sealy, contractor, instructs readers to write fee estimates to him at No. 15 York King Avenue, Orlando, Florida, regarding ongoing building and contracting inquiries.
Fragmented ad style notice proclaims Carmagay Butter priced at 25 cents a pound with bold emphasis. References a local shop or seller, mentions a weekly special and a theater or event nearby, but text is garbled leaving unclear full details.
Fragmentary report notes Feeshend operatives Muget Perior Cure active near Gealu at 22 4. An issued Metawen goals and Juke train heaving Ucate 8b 1:36 sails.
The Summerfield mill, operated by M Goethe & Co and Dingess of Live Oak, sold after a lengthy process to a group led by HM Goethe. The operation claims the longest run in the area with new machinery and substantial output, supporting local timber needs and related industries.
A damaged OCR passage discusses a four year ban involving Reretiine and a scheme to curb heroin or related drugs. It mentions Dewitt, Antimopoly drug groups, and regulators debating penalties, with references to publicized bills and enforcement measures. The text is fragmentary and contains many garbled terms.
A partial OCR fragment outlines a public notice about a residence or home related matter involving Mr. Watson and Mr. Low, with mentions of a postal or meteorological context and a request for arrangement. It references a monetary amount around 93 dollars and preparatory steps by Mr. Watan for early autumn scheduling.
An odd notice from Chicago outlines a patent life remedy marketed to address constipation and stomach issues. It claims rapid relief and lists the product as a “New Life Pulses” from Plansery of 14 Custer Mouse Mace. The fragmentary text emphasizes strong effects and urges readers to try the anti constipation remedy.
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