31 Jul 1899
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1899
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Alen's Foot Powder as a cure for swollen feet corns and bunions. It promises relief from pain and tingling and urges readers to buy the product through local druggists.
A clipped OCR fragment notes activity around a Sunday market near Mourth Street between alepot and wie orth. Citron and Magender are mentioned as baying and coring, with vague references to a fencing event and Dav inghoatas.
Travel notices list August fares from Denver and nearby areas, with round trip and single trip prices, plus additional surcharges for pilgrimages and events. Advertised routes include Denver, Colorado Springs, Hillsburg, and Pittsburgh region connections, with bidding and deposit requirements for passage.
A readable fragment discusses Drink Grali-G as a healthful tonic. It asserts the drink aids vitality and appetite, notes brown color and tangy flavor, and claims it supports children’s nourishment and regular food intake.
A garbled 1900 era column reports land purchases at $1,700, health worries for Mrs. Burkhart and Mrs. Wilker visiting Detroit, farm weather notes, upcoming fair dates from August to September, travel routes, and local names such as Towles and McKinney amid routine society mentions.
An OCR fragment promotes a whiskey brand with dubious health effects claiming digestion aid and stomach benefits. Mentions include a brand name and two locales, but the text is garbled and noncredible. The piece reads like an early 20th century patent medicine style.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a mix of philosophical dialogue and local notices. It includes a doorway to discussion on Christianity and philosophy attributed to Ingersoll, a public sale notice in Randolph County Missouri, and a long list of teacher certificates granted with many names and institutions.
The passage asserts a connection between rho montigan and a domo within woman and claims Pain Balm relieves rheumatism. It mentions an application providing quick relief and credits J Curry and Dr Burk'n Mut as endorsers at Side Dru Hlore.
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions Len Go Bary, Pinnos and taning by Chasa at the Graty furnitures xtore. It hints at low prices but the text is garbled and unreadable beyond identifying a furniture shop reference and a price claim.
A reader praises Grain-OL as a coffee substitute noting initial dislike, then after a week preferred. The grain-based drink is described as nourishing and safe for children, with a grocer's package price listed at 16¢ to 26¢.
Assignee of the firm Hannah & Clark gives notice via court in Randolph County Missouri. He will proceed on the second Monday in September 1800 at Moberly Ward to apply for the from sid trust.
WOT Witte of Kirksville announces practice limited to eye ear nose and throat after consultation and examination. Dr C K Dutton, formerly at the Ostenpathy School, now offers glasses accurately adjusted at 810 Root Street.
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