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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
5
Are You a Dyspeptic offers Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a palatable tonic that cures dyspepsia indigestion and sour stomach. It claims to digest food improve digestion and enrich blood and tissues, with sales by Hornaday Bros.
An 19th century style advertisement notes a cough cure claim promising rapid relief for coughs croup and la grippe. It touts capsules and pellets as reforming the throat and lungs while promoting health benefits for families and children. The text is presented as a local guide notice from Heauieiay Bros.
One way second class tickets to Citornia the Norte Pacite Coast issued via Pennsylvania Lines. Mentans and tdshowni by Rubio van Penninsylvania Taines from Manel Pst to Aprinseth. inclusive. For particulars apply to the nearest MacRet seat at those lines.
Frank E Carlisle, undertaker, listed with residence and phone details in the city directory under Livensip EupatMen. Records show contact lines for business and home in the 1948-50 era.
For Sare two fine lots and a house and lot listed by Joshua Davis. For Rent: 89 and 40 acres of corn or oats ground. Frank Sheets advertising. Wanted: 5 000 hides at Gray's tannery. H Earnest.
A patchy fragment of notices reports moves to near Bridgeport, meetings at Miss Davie Osborne’s home, church partition surveys, charity markets, and schedules for public service wiring es notices. The piece mentions the Farmers Bank spring taxes, a carer and an accident at the Public Service Company, and local sales and notices from multiple readers.
An advertisement promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers pills as a tonic and laxative for headaches biliousness and drowsiness. It claims they cleanse the system and strengthen the liver and bowels. Sold by Hornaday Bros.
Members extend heartfelt sympathy to Sister Cali Cain in her sorrow and bereavement after the death of her husband. Resolution notes that a copy be sent to Sister Cain and published in the home paper, with minutes recording the action. Officer signatures and date included. Also a medical ad for Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Verol tablets appears.
The passage describes various garnishing techniques for meats and fish, including lemon, cucumber, olives, peppers, and cress. It notes decorative uses such as flowers, cucumber pins, and carved shapes, plus nest-like potato fried strips and edible arrangements to enhance appeal.
The Town of Mooresville Trustees announce a public hearing on improvements to construct concrete sidewalk along Indiana Street and Main Street extending to Madison Street. The meeting will be held at the town hall to hear objections or expressions and to take final action under Improvement Resolution Nine adopted April six. Attendants may present demonstrance or evidence for consideration.
Fragmented readable text describes a girl’s room craft project with clipped pictures, silk, and black paper forming a decorative window slide. It mentions a lingering saying not fully clear and a dress shop scene alongside a suggestion for a decorative glass tumbler candle display with colored glass to create a festive effect.
Excur sion tickets to Los Angeles and San Francisco will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines from April 22 to May 6 inclusive. Tickets issued in connection with the General Conference Methodist Episcopal Church and the National Association of Retail Grocers of the United States. For fares and train times see a Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent.
A home hair rinse instruction describes using salts of tartar in boiled water to cleanse and lighten light hair. After cooling, a small wineglassful added to a basin of water is used for rinsing, followed by a final rinse in pure water to achieve a lighter, prettier appearance.
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