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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
3
A damaged notice describes LaGrippe causing heart trouble and mentions Mrs. ClO of W Third Street and Mausca tine Ta. It references symptoms including nervousness and chest pain and cites a testimonial about a cure using Ane-Past Pills Nerve tablets and Acme Phosgene.
Fragmented OCR shows an old timey ad and notes about remedies and sales. It mentions Gre de and Todrael style cures, with references to a test, a company, and public sale notices. The text weaves recipe-like claims and community notices with scattered proper nouns and locations.
Advertises Chamberlain Pain Balm at 20 cents per bottle claiming rapid relief for pains sprains bruises and more with a money back warranty. Also touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe cold and grip treatment said to prevent pneumonia and shorten illness duration with Bass the druggist selling it.
Mrs. Mary Riley Payne and daughter Leslie of Indianapolis visited J. A. Marine's family. Mrs. Frank Sheets traveled with relatives. a lawsuit by J. M. Bishop and J. E. Scott of Indianapolis seeks ten thousand dollars for killing her husband by a streetcar collision. Indies visitors include Miss Mattie Jamison of Madison and Mrs. Elizabeth Snoddy of Indianapolis.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Uoney and Tar as stopping a racking cough and strengthening the lungs. It claims use in time can prevent pneumonia and warns to refuse substitutes, signed by G. W. Bass.
A Leesville Indiana resident W H Brown was saved from death by Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. He reports enduring agony from asthma until the remedy gave immediate relief and a complete cure. Similar cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip are claimed. The druggist G W Bass guarantees the remedy priced 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free.
Attendees of the W C T U convention at Mooresville on Monday and Tuesday are noted. Rev Lydia Painter filled her regular appointment Sunday. A letter from Albert J Nathan, a Morroco Africa missionary, was read with interest. Mrs John Sutton and daughters visited John Gregory and family at Gasburg. Mrs Matthew Monical of Brooklyn attended the last day of school Friday. Griffith Wright of Plainfield was a caller. Miss Fannie McPherson of Indianapolis visited Mrs Deborah Lindley. Grace Harvey visited at Rasbury with David Plunkett and family. School closed last Friday with a noon dinner and program. attendance was affected by rain. Mrs T D Griffith visited Centerton Thursday with Mr and Mrs Austin OQ Griffith.
John Oliver recalls his severe illness with yellow skin and pain until three doctors gave up. A course of Electric Bitters brought rapid improvement, lasting three weeks, supposedly saving his life. He warns others to try them, available at G. W. Bass' drug store for 50 cents. Then a riddle asks what men are always aboveboard in their moves, chessmen.
A claim states Foley's Honey and Tar contains opiates yet will not cause constipation unlike most cough medicines. Consumers are advised to refuse substitutes.
Excursion tickets to Vincennes offered by the Southern Indiana Teashers Association via Pennsylvania Lines. Tickets go on sale April 5 through agents. details available from Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents. The notice cites promotions and travel arrangements for the event.
The Morgan county W C T U met at the M E church for a two day session led by Mrs Mary Hall of Franklin Indiana state leader with Mrs Toner of Martinsville as county president. The convention included a semi annual meeting with committees named and a medal contest won by Miss Bertha Morgan. Dr Homer J Hall of Franklin spoke on alcohol in home medicine and food defying its use as unnecessary and harmful.
Mrs Mary S Crick of White Plains Ky says she suffered years with dyspepsia and worsened after trying many remedies. After using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure her condition improved at once and she regained weight health and strength. It digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
Missouri Pacific advertises personally conducted trips to Colorado Utah and Pacific Coast points with low one way and round trip rates to Texas Old Mex ico California Oregon and Washington. Pullman sleeping cars and dining car service highlighted. For details contact G A A Deane Jr at 200 Sentinel Bldg Indianapolis.
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana faced a severe stomach and liver trouble in his wife. Doctors could not help, but Dr King s New Life Pills gave immediate relief and she was eventually cured. Sold for 25 cents at G W Bass drug store.
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