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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
4
A 1900s style sales page urges readers to write Dr Greene for free advice on stomach troubles and cure. It touts Dr Greene's Nervura and includes assorted ads for tonics, cough syrups, grain substitutes, and laundry blue with frantic, promotional language.
The article presents John 20 19 29 in a Sunday school lesson framing Jesus appearance to the disciples after the resurrection. It discusses Thomas Doubting Thomas and the blessing of those who believe without seeing, plus questions guiding student understanding and faith.
Miss Elstal Tijerstedt of Chicago, born American with Swedish ancestry, studied in Berlin after graduating from a Chicago music college. King Oscar of Sweden invited her to perform, praising her as a descendant of Swedish people and lauding her violin talent before him.
The Philadelphia Press quotes a scene where a young bride rejects an old flame, while her wealthy husband challenges her. She gazes away, insisting she is not ready to dream of his advances, signaling future tensions.
A northern curate faces a bold accusation after a colonel hints he stole a sermon. The colonel eventually checks a massive sermon tome and admits the error, apologizing to the curate for the mistaken claim.
Two top plans for country houses published in The Ladies' Home Journal have been moved to prominent English facilities for suburban London homes and are now being built.
A dialogue from the Yonkers Statesman shows Mr Styles accusing his wife of never pleasing him while she asserts she changed her name to please him in a domestic exchange reflecting social norms.
Effingham Illinois April 22 Special Uriah S Andrick now 67 served whole Civil War. Wounded thrice by bullets and twice by bayonet. After years of kidney trouble Bright's Disease and heart issues, he lost weight to 102 pounds. Since taking Dodd's Kidney Pills he gained to 146 pounds and sleeps well. His wife also benefited, freeing her from bearing down pains.
A Minneapolis reader extols Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh, claiming relief from head to stomach and urging spring use for best results. The letter notes spring as optimal and offers free professional advice from Dr. Hartman of Columbus, Ohio.
Deputy Auditor Dan A Grosvenor writes from Washington praising Peruna as a remarkable spring tonic and an effective catarrh remedy. He notes significant health improvements after one hotrie of the remedy and extends his thanks for the benefits received.
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