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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
3
A health claim describes kidney trouble as harming mind, nerves, ambition, beauty, and vigor for both women and men. It warns of urinary symptoms in children and urges remedies from a doctor, mentioning a tonic from a company.
A damaged fragment from a local page mentions unclear names and numbers. Readable portions hint at a brief public notice or listing with no complete details available.
Local items note fresh produce at Dressler's and Overton's washing machines. Many brief mentions include Sol Carpenter ill, visits by Miss Helen Scearce in Danville, Henry May of Indianapolis, and various relatives and church activities. A restoration of community life is sketched through numerous names and day trips.
Hollowell and Downard of Danville Indiana market multiple farms in Pendrick and Tippecanoe counties for sale. Sizable tracts range from a) to 100 acres with options for partner shares and stock raising. They offer Hermands for farm equipment and tailored shares for investors seeking to buy or sell.
Misses Norma and Nolia Wright visit Indianapolis friends while Miss Blanch Sechrist stays a week. Hannah Harvey dies after illness. funeral held at M. P. church with Rev Lefingwell. Burial plans announced for Bethel church memorial August 12. Irvin Griffin dies at eight months. son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Griffin. Service conducted by Rev Tehu Ryagan. A note on remedies for coughs mentions consumption and Foorys HWoxpsani Py.
Local notes describe Sunday gatherings, family visits, illnesses, and farm work. Mentions of fishing at the river, a planned fish fry, and a new organizing company. Civil War era diarrhoea note cites Chamberlain’s remedy as effective, sold by JW Hornaday.
An 19th century ad listing Pr Cady’s Condition Powders described as a tonic blood purifier and vermifuge for horses at 24 cents per package sold by Ad W Tiganaday. Also promotes Kodeal Dyspepsia Cure claiming digestion aid and stomach cure with warnings about counterfeit salves from De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve and a note about campaign spending.
An ad warns against counterfeit versions of DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve claiming fakes irritate skin and risk blood poisoning. It promotes using the original to treat piles, injuries and skin diseases.
An advertisement for Dyspepticide claims it is the greatest aid to digestion, attributed to G W Bass. The brief item repeats the product name and maker, indicating a local market notice or promotional card.
A Bennettsville physician lauds Electric Bitters for his wife’s recovery from dyspepsia and stomach weakness after four bottles. He also endorses One Minute Cough Cure for colds and Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with a money back guarantee.
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers with claims of curing coughs and lung troubles. It credits endorsements from mothers and children and mentions Minute Cough Cure as a quick remedy.
Excursion tickets are sold for Bethany Assembly at Bethany Park Ind via PennsylvanIa Lines from July 17 to August 16 inclusive with return valid until August 16. Daily during the Assembly a special programme of exercises by specialists is offered. A contrast between famine in India and hunger in America is noted, followed by a product pitch for Kodel Dyspepsia Cure.
Mrs. O E Dutton of Danville writes that her children suffered whooping cough and a small bottle of Foreys Honey and Tar provided relief, avoiding a doctor’s bill and prompting use of a 50 cent bottle.
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