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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
3
Marion Rooke, manager for fT. M. Thompson, a Chicago importer, states severe weather gave her a dreadful cold. She used Jain's Cough Remedy from a miller named Chamber and reports quick relief and full recovery. Sold by JW. Poinatas.
Last Friday marked Bethel’s final school day with no big noon dinner. Local residents, guests, and several visitors attended Sunday evening gatherings at various homes while nearby merchants advertised sales and new goods.
A longtime egg seller, JOHN R. SELLARS, advertises fresh eggs for sale with pricing 10 for home use or 1 each by mail, noting he has the best yards in over 20 years and inviting customers to come and see his stock.
The Pan American Buffalo Line markets a May route to Buffalo New York with an extended stopover at Niagara Falls. The prospectus touts special attractions, ponying up shore excursions and stage services, and lists fares and privileges for through travelers with interline connections via Pennsylvania Lines.
The Best Cold Cure claims no interruption to business and avoids effects on the head or hearing unlike quinine. Krause's Cold Cure is priced at 5 cents and sold by SM Hadley.
A fragmented advertisement lists Canabioredatie persag remedies for horses to improve condition and health claims. It also promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers for liver and bowel cleansing and Bassin Sage for sores and boils, with prices and seller details.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a remedy for headaches called Qhitichus or Nerve Souse Headache Cure. Mentions Mooreville market on the second Tuesday of every month and activities at Martins with days including Monday Friday and Saturday after noons.
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