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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1898
Page
4
A vintage advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure a range of ailments from liver disorder to bad colds. It promises prompt relief by toning the liver stomach and kidneys and guarantees a cure or price refunded. Sold at Gio W Dass's Drew store for a few dollars per bottle.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss health remedies and study topics in a dated tone. Names like A. W. Thorn Aday appear, with unclear phrases about remedies for consumption and references to home treatments and advanced studies. The readable portions suggest a historical medical or educational context.
The fragment describes sleeping car routes via Pennsylvania Lines and mentions intermediate stations and travel details. It references times and places with distorted names, implying a timetable or travel notice from a mid 20th century publication. Specific destinations and schedules are obscured by OCR errors, but the focus is rail travel with sleeping cars.
Madison Township notes a large Sunday school turnout at Mt Gilead and an invitation to join Mt Olive for a picnic on August 20 in Eli Jackson’s grove with music and recitations. Wrecks at Park injure several but none seriously, and Senator Purple’s and Mrs Dryant’s programs draw crowds.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a travel or business note referencing trustworthy conduct and stable arrangements. Mentions Lindtamt and Chicago, with vague references to envelopes, company tours, and potential contacts, but lacks clear dates, names, or actions.
Winona Lake Indiana formerly Basis site near Warsaw offers Sunmer Assembly and Summer School with woodland walks on Winona Take. The resort provides entertainment, dining tents, and boating facilities for a busy season from June to September. Address requests for information to Sol Cl Dickey Winona Lake Pa.
A historic ad-like fragment touts Mrs Wixstow's Soormina Syiner as a longtime remedy for children teething colic and diarrhea. It claims centuries of use by millions of sufferers and lists a price of twelve cents a bottle, urging readers to ask for this product by name.
Sleeping cars will run on a new Pennsylvania Lines service from Louisville via Indianapolis, Nickmond, and Dayton, then over C.T.L. & D. through Tuldo and Michio Central Ry to Detroit without change. For particulars contact WoW, Eicuosison, PD, PLAgt., Indianapolis, Ind.
A fragmented OCR of a special notices column outlines free four line ads under the heading SO Wanted with various sale offers. It mentions charges for business and vertical notices, and lists items for sale including a refrigerator, pianos, spices, corn, vinegar, engine parts, and a house plus farmland loans. The text includes names like Matthews, Rooker, Dob Carter, Manuel Stowers, and Mooresville, with prices and locations implied.
The Indianapolis News touts the paper as the most read in Indiana and claims higher circulation per population than any other daily. It credits independent, nonpartisan reporting and early price leadership as key factors, noting wide coverage and low advertising rates.
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