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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1898
Page
8
Health column advocates good looks from healthy organs. It claims liver stomach and kidney function affect appearance and promotes Electric Bitters as a blood purifying tonic. The ad promises pimples and blotches improve and guarantees satisfaction at Bass drug store for 50 cents per bottle.
Subscriptions paid including Mears, Canyor Jr, Tanvey, and Allen. Local notices document acknowledgments for payment across multiple residents and towns, reflecting ongoing community support.
A revised timetable for the Pennsylvania Lines goes into effect Sunday June, affecting trains at Mooresville Indiana. The West Side line departures and arrival times shift with the new schedule, altering daily travel times for passengers and indicating earlier or later connections.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Hon evard Tar provides a remedy for consumption. It promises benefit in severe and early stage cases and claims a true lady explains it cures, urging purchase despite questionable claims.
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Nerve Plaster for Kasi and analeptic relief and Foley’s Colic Cure for summer complaints and diarrhea. It also claims cures for other ailments including cholera and bilious issues, with references to Hornaday and De SLES GAGN PILLS.
A brief note records two steam car routes extending to Michigan via Pennsylvania lines. The item outlines connections and routing choices for travel.
Miss Lou Passmore and H. C. Carter family host and visit relatives in and around Brooklyn. A large Madison group travels by river to the old bed of White river above the Gam for a day of boating, games, and picnicking with Willard Passmore and Miss Lou Passmore among the party. The outing notes changing farmland east of the dam, with weed overgrowth hindering cultivation.
The text describes difficult conditions in gathering wild sweet potatoes and wild cucumbers. It notes unpleasant harvest experiences with rank growth and challenging vegetation making collection hard in many areas.
If seized by severe colic or cholera morbus and a physician is not quickly available, keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready. It is claimed to give prompt relief. For sale by local druggists.
Winona Lake Indiana formerly Eagle Lake is a popular summer resort on the Pennsylvania Lines near Warsaw. The site hosts Winona Assembly and Summer School with courses and lectures, modern hotel and facilities, boating and fishing on Winona Lake, season excursion tickets available, opening May 10 with tickets on sale and return travel through October.
For over fifty years Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teething pain and wind colic for children. It claims to relieve diarrhea and soothe fussiness immediately. Sold by drugsists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle, with instruction to ask for this brand.
Free notices up to four lines per issue under specific headings. Pens outlined with charges for longer notices. Subscribers get free notices, others pay. Various For Sale items listed including bicycles, refrigerator, corn, flowers, pigs, vinegar, machines, buggy, and a house. One loan offer at 6 percent on improved farms.
The Indianapolis News touts its lead in readership and independence. It claims a 150000 daily readers, broad telegraphic coverage, and a low 2 cent heritage price, with affordable “Wanted” ads fueling large property exchanges statewide. It invites readers to mail or write ads to the Indianapolis EMS.
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