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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
2
A health notice warns of a dangerous, deceptive kidney disease causing sudden deaths through heart failure and organ damage. It highlights kidney trouble advancing to blood poisoning and bodily decline, urging readers to consider Swamp-Root as a remedy.
Local notes and obituaries from Mooresville Indiana include names such as Miss Clovie, Harvey of Indianapolis, Mrs Henry Cramer of Indianapolis, Horace Mis, Lewis Robbins, Charles McHatton, and Miss Maud Dressler. Mentions address to Mooresville Sanatoria and a weekend visit schedule. shipping date details and Embroidery display announced by B. F. Jones.
An eight months old child of Rev and Mrs Frakes died after illness from whooping cough and fever. Funeral held at M P church. School events flourished with a high school class attending a West Newton commencement. Local calls and social visits accompanied a board meeting. Rentals, illness, and community notices fill the page along with ads from Warren’s grocery and Overton’s.
An advertisement extols Scomrs Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a life sustaining tonic for women and children. It claims to restore appetite, ease food burdens, and brighten life when work is hard, describing it as a pleasant tast ing remedy that helps forget stomach discomfort. It invites readers to order from Scott and Bowne, chemists in New York and distributors in Chicago and other druggists.
Esther Graves Muilins of De Kalb County Alabama died March 22 at age 11 days from paralysis after two strokes. Widow since the Civil War, she left ten children, five surviving, and supported by her husband until his death. A Missionary Baptist, she remained gentle amid illness, kept faith, and inspired her family toward Christ. Her funeral details in a Chattanooga home followed by burial prayers.
The family of D. W. Harvey expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their support and assistance during the illness and death of their mother. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ebatten extend thanks as well.
A fragment from Locust Grove reports Nathan Gilbert's Martinsville trip, property changes by John Kiser, and a discovery of Jonathan Lyons ledger dated May 16 1833 in White Lick. It records prior hauling rates whiskey prices lumber costs and early industry builds including saw mill still house tannery.
The note states that B F Jones sells notions, including those he owns and those bought by him. It presents a brief advertisement style claim of merchandise for sale with no additional context or details.
A Lisbon Iowa man Chas C Ellis describes repairing a telegraph line in waist deep icy flood water. He suffered a severe cold and cough that worsened until doctors declared consumption. After using Dr Kine's New Discovery he claims to be cured in six bottles. Advertisement for remedies and corner rent inquiries follow.
Advertisement touts Bucklen's Amica Salve as a cure for itching piles and various skin ailments. Claims thousands cured and guarantees relief for injuries pains or eruptions. Sold by G W Bass. Also offering two good work horses for sale in national pay.
A historical clippings style ad section touts Chamberlain's Stool and Liver Tablets for blood purification via lung and digestive health. It cites drugstores, testimonials, and other tonics including Keodol Dyspepsia Cure and Foszy's Hoxer for coughs and lungs, with various endorsements and local sellers.
The snippet touts Minute Cough Cure as a magic remedy and Dyspepsia Cure claiming to digest all foods. It lists sellers GW Tass and G W Bass and mentions back boards and harnesses for sale.
An old advertisement touts Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as a spring tonic to tone nerves, blood, kidneys, and liver and restore energy, sold by SMiladley. Also notes a Wanted listing for Givay’s tannery and a 3,000 tides at I. Earnest.
Albert Heller of Farnham Street Omaha testifies that Krause's Headache Capsules cured his Lendache when others failed. He notes friends who used them share his opinion. Product price is 2 dollars and sold by S M Hadley.
An 19th century medical advertisement column touts Liehty's Cel ery Nerve Compound as a cure from S M Dad ley. It recounts a testimonial about One Minute Cough Cure failing to provide relief and praises the latter remedy from Mr. PT. WK. Houseman of Manatawey, Pa.
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