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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1903
Page
2
The text explains how kidneys filter blood and remove waste. It warns that kidney sickness impairs this function and links pain and rheumatic symptoms to excess uric acid. It includes garbled phrases and misplaced words suggesting transcription errors.
The article items list church discipline actions including 400 for liquor overuse and 7 for prioritizing other churches. It notes a growing congregation prompting a larger building, recent improvements, and a $700 subscription for upgrades plus $300 for reseating. Rev Thomas Brown preached on spiritual themes. a First Friends quartet provided music. Local social notes include visits by Miss Anna Diffenbaugh and Miss Mary Aldrich.
A four year old boy with stomach cramps improved after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets following morphine use by a physician. The notice also advertises Little Early Risers and Foley Honey and Tar for coughs, plus real estate and reunion reports from Mendenhall.
The First National Bank of Mooresville Indiana is authorized to commence banking business by the Comptroller of the Currency William Ridgely. The bank located in Mooresville Morgan County Indiana will open for business on Saturday August 1 1905 with Pas GOR Sernees as President and Nl Leathers as Cashier.
A fragmented passage contrasts an allegorical picture of a girl stepping on a snake with a man who builds a cyclone cellar yet fails to provide Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for his family. It touts the remedy as prompt for bowel diseases and notes a demand of 5,000 hides for a tannery in Iraq.
Advertises Boschee's German Syrup as the go to cure for consumption and coughs. Claims it contains pare tar and guimp extracts endorsed by medical congresses and promises relief with easy morning ex pectoration. Sold by G W Bass in bottles priced 25 and 10 cents with four times larger containers.
Ticket Agent F Jamison answers inquiries about annual excursions to the Seashore and to Niagara Falls over the Pennsylvania Lines. Nightly trips provide delightful vacations at small expense. A Drummmond Tenn merchant praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as best cholera medicine, sold by Bass the Druggist.
Travel notices announce Home Seekers excursions to the West Northwest South and Southwest by Pennsylvania Lines with dates July 7 and 21 and August 1. Details on rates available from ticket agents. Also an unrelated ad claims De King’s New Life Pills relieve dizziness backache liver complaints with a 25 cent guarantee from OGW Drug Store.
New schedule effective May 16 allows through service from Mooresville to West Baden and French Lick without car changes. Depart Mooresville 5 16 p m Central Time train 47 arrive West Baden 8 40 p m and French Lick 8 45 p m Central Time Return trips depart French Lick 3 45 a m West Baden 5 30 a m and arrive Mooresville 9 13 a m Central Time.
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