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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1896
Page
3
A testimonial from Mrs HH regarding recovery after childbirth detailing pre and postnatal health decline. She credits Mrs Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing backache weakness and postnatal symptoms, returning her periods to normal and enabling care of her baby and house.
The readable text hints at vaccine related terms and medical symptoms such as fever and invasions of a system. It references Moderna and potential shots, but the garbled content limits clear facts. No identifiable people or organizations beyond generic references are confirmed.
The piece notes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for rheumatism and various nerve and stomach ailments. It also reports Prof. Frederick William Nichols Crouch, author of Kathleen Mayureen, near death at his Baltimore home at almost eighty eight, date undecided and with multiple complications.
The Puyallup tribe believes Bill James is a messianic figure, citing cures and the return of Dave Squally from pneumonia. Also profiled are a legendary spring flower with purple spathe and a tale of Fritz the elephant rescued from a snowbank after whisky-assisted trunk work.
A poetic fragment describing birth and death, self and soul, and a final rite. It invokes the Word that is Life and the Center that governs all, calling for an eternal writing from Alfred H. Louis in Harper's Magazine for Abpris.
In the Indianapolis Journal report, Senator Butler of South Carolina favored Port Royal, aided by Senator Cameron in committee. Butler later backed the Cameron bill to allow the Government to purchase the Blaine property at a high price to block a theater near the Cameron mansion, not to aid Blaine’s heirs.
An advertisement asserts a mild oil remedy cures cancer and tumors internal or external and safe for all. It claims physician endorsement and offers details and pricing by writing to Dr. D. M. Bye in Indianapolis Indiana.
Prof Henry A Rowland of Johns Hopkins University reports a major breakthrough in telegraphy. He developed a machine that transmits messages written on a typewriter and reproduces them at the receiving end in typewritten form. The invention also allows five to six separate messages to be sent simultaneously over the same wire in one direction.
A composite page item includes an Halls Catarrh Cure advertisement offering a hundred dollar reward for an uncured case, with endorsements from Toledo drug wholesale firms. It also features short social quips, jokes about race and dictionaries, and testimonials for various remedies, plus light anecdotes.
On April 7 21 and May 5 excursion tickets go on sale from principal northern cities to all points on the Louisville and Quilie railroad covering Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Florida and part of Kentucky. Round trip single fare good for return within twenty one days with layover options and stopovers southbound. Ask your ticket agent about these excursion tickets offered by Br Ambrose, general passenger agent.
President Isaac Lewis of Sabina Ohio praised Hood’s Sarsaparilla in Clinton County. He emphasized its merit as a blood purifier aiding nerve and digestive strength. He testified it had done him good after years of pains and suffering.
Isa ic Lewis of Sabina Ohio reports neuralgia rheumatism and headache eased by Hood's Sarsaparilla. He credits the remedy with curing several ailments and recommends Hood's Pills to maintain regular bowels.
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