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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
3
A garbled medical fragment discusses symptoms including back pain fatigue and eye discomfort. It notes conditions like fatigue over time and references conditions potentially linked to rheumatism and respiration. The text appears to be a scanned OCR with numerous errors and unclear context.
Readers hear of visits among Indianapolis Danville Brooklyn Centerton and Monroe township residents. Mentioned are farm work plowing at Judes dive and Leiteman sorghum molasses Mason’s quart jars. Also noted are new barn painting Overton and Gree son business in Indianapolis and weather improving in town with community bids on local goods.
An odd OCR fragment advertises a shop named Barber? and a line about Native Herbs. It mentions a “Great Blood Puril” and cryptic phrases about days and mobs. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are present.
Fragmentary OCR shows a drug refund offer stating if the medicine fails to cure, all druggists refund the money. The tablet mentions L. Bb. on each tablet.
A Shelby note praises Dr King s New Discovery for consumption after months of coughing and sleepless nights. Mrs Luther Lutz reportedly found relief after one dose and with two bottles was absolutely cured. Trial bottles offered free at George W Bass drug store with guarantee on each bottle.
Town advertises treatments and salves claiming quick relief for rheumatism sores ulcers and boils. It promotes Chamberlains Pain Balm and Banner Salve with testimonials from local residents and merchants, urging self addressed envelopes for references and orders.
The old frame house on the cemetery grounds previously occupied by Frank Beasley will be sold Monday April 1 189? at 8 o'clock pm. Sealed bids will be received and opened at that hour. Terms: Cash or a credit of 00 days with interest and approved credit. By order of Pawn Board.
Washington routes offer fares to Philadelphia and New York via the Pennsylvania Lines with no extra cost over the direct Pennsylvania System. Ten days stop overs allowed at the National Capital and Philadelphia for certain tickets. For rates and schedules contact a Pennsylvania Lines agent or W W Richardson Indianapolis. A Life for 50c. Foley Kidney Cure ad by Hornaday.
The notice explains four lines are free per issue for business notices and wants readers to submit notices not exceeding four lines. It mentions that only subscribers get the free service and non-subscriber rates apply for longer notices. The text also lists various names and a sample notice for sale items with inconsistent spelling and punctuation.
Madison township sees many moves and visits since the last listing. Dee Park held a successful sale last Tuesday boosting funds for Mt. Gilead church Women’s Aid Society which earned 22 from refreshments. Mrs. Williphart sick in Johnson County receives visits from A G B Carter and wife while she uses crutches. Doctor Williams advances by building a new home near Mt. Gilead church for Nannie Rees to occupy once ready. A portrait sample offer appears from Thompson and Jones for readers.
Public notices tout Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for grip and related ailments with claims of swift relief, advertising a patent remedy marketed through medical rhetoric and testimonials.
A. B. Farrington of Constan tia New York writes of years with kidney disease and back pain. One bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure cured him and he recommends it to friends as giving perfect satisfaction as attested by J. W. Hornaday.
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