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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
3
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Special Labor Day excursion fares offered on Pennsylvania Lines for September travel. Tickets available at any Pennsylvania Lines West of Potts Durehle station within six miles of the selling point. Return coupons valid until year end. Also mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar for asthma relief.
An advertisement lists subscription rates for the Daily Indianapolis Sun and the Guide, offering one year for 5.00 and other short terms, with options to receive both papers for the Sun’s price. Postage is free and samples are available at the Guide office.
In Marion and surrounding areas residents engage in visits and family gatherings. Alvin Ferree of Marion visits relatives. Edna Editha Huggins and Edith Hadley travel from Indianapolis to spend time with kin. Many local exchanges mention church and social events, visiting relatives, and a note on a medical testimonial for Foley's Kidney Care.
Dr. P D McNabb of Indianapolis visited Sunday and Monday, transacted business, and plans a southern trip toward the Gulf this week possibly to settle there. Mrs Nannie Reese and daughters stayed with friends near Maywood before returning to Monelidate.
Community notes from Bethel discuss visits among residents, church activities, and family happenings. Local road issues, turkey farming updates, and a funeral in Mooresville are noted alongside upcoming society meetings and sickroom reports.
J F Hughes of DuPont Georgia tells of a long stubborn lung fight and a near death. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with his quick return to health. The remedy is sold by Bass Drug Store for 50 cents and one dollar, trial bottles free.
An old advert claims self destruction stems from despondency and run down systems. It describes Electric Bitters as a great tonic to strengthen nerves and digestion, with claimed support for stomach liver and kidney function, endorsed by Go W Bass Druswist.
The advertisement claims the Dyspepsia Cure allows persons troubled with indigestion to eat all they want. It asserts the remedy prepares the stomach for reception and digestion of food, enabling the body to convert it into healthy blood. Sold by Hornaday Bros.
Excursion tickets offered to Culver Indiana for Maxinkuckee Assembly. Valid August first to September seventh inclusive. See Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents for details.
The ad promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel salve from E F DeWitt and Co Chicago, claiming it cures cuts boils eczema and piles. It warns of counterfeit imitations and notes Hornaday Bros as sellers in a local area.
The notice concerns a final settlement of the estate of Laem C2 ps est, listing heirs and creditors. It names the administrator and directs claims against the estate, with a court oversight and a deadline for objections.
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