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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
4
A New York nurse of a children’s home promotes a powder touted to cure feverishness bad stomach teething disorders move bowels and destroy worms. It lists 80 000 testimonials 25 cents at druggists with free sample by Allen S Olmstead Le Roy New York.
The advertisement promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh sufferers familiar with atomizer spraying. It claims the product heals and soothes without drying secretions. Price and spray tube packaging are noted, available at drug shops or Ely Brothers in New York City, Warren Street.
A striking line notes that the top rung of the ladder exists only in imagination as no one has yet reached it. The remark frames ambition as a distant goal amid ongoing effort and doubt.
Mrs E M Swayze of Wakita Oklahoma endorses Piso’s Cure for Consumption in a dated 1901 house portrait. The testimonial mentions the remedy as essential in her home.
A brief wry observation notes that longing at home or travel can be tied to poor aim, humorously attributing missing spouses to misdirected arrows rather than absence.
The sultan is free to vex the French for all the Kaiser cares as Berlin stays out of Turkish affairs.
A man known for singling out others under his roof faces a difficult, thankless role as he seeks to vilify those around him. His actions create tension and scrutiny from family and observers.
A concise saying contrasts gendered feelings noting the man bears yearnings while the woman remains untroubled by them in a reflective tone.
A sermon notes the nineteenth century as a mix of devastating events—earthquakes, eruptions, wars—and rising longevity and knowledge. The speaker contrasts calamity with gospel progress, citing floods of Bible distribution, church vigor, and a hopeful vision of universal peace as ships of salvation approach the port.
A Philadelphia Press item notes an argument between Flanagan and Hanagan about an accidental plate throw. The elder woman allegedly struck as intended in a domestic dispute, with both men defending the incident as an accident.
In a humorous exchange, Ethel frets about losing Jack if she appears unattractive while Edith urges a scornful rejection. The judge watches the banter as the pair discuss whether to turn him down tonight or risk his relief at the sight.
Commentary notes that readers confuse being a good fellow with being a good general and mocks General Buller’s appointments. The piece cites Vanity Fair calling him “the ferryman” now “the disputed cock.”
A playful note from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch tells of a lobster hunting chamois, the strange xetreat causing him to grow clamois. He sighs hoping to return someday.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt questions the ideal political condition where offices seek the man. The stranger responds that offices sometimes fail, and the public is skeptical of such offices.
Readings recount the Israelite passover in Egypt with lamb selection without blemish, blood on doorposts, roasted flesh eaten with unleavened bread and bitter herbs, and the command to observe the feast as a memorial. It notes timing, age of the lamb, and the Lord’s passover as judgment and deliverance.
A Tokio Nippon matrimonial ad appeals to a gracious, well educated man. The narrator lauds her hair, waist, visage, and wealth and seeks a kind, intelligent partner to marry and share a life and tomb in pink marble.
The report states typhoid germs retain vitality for weeks in garden soil and sand, and for days to months on street filth linen wood and in crevices. It notes survival periods of about thirty days on linen and up to a year or more in certain conditions, highlighting persistence in diverse environments.
Reverend Francis H. Robinson of Westminster Presbyterian Berkeley will watch the bar at Samuel Fisher's Army Canteen while Fisher attends church. If customers resist gin fizz during the swap, Robinson pays the price by pouring the drink out of his own pocket. A gospel group and temperance lecture accompany the event.
Northport Michigan December 9 physicians discuss a striking kidney disease cure. Byron O Leslie long afflicted found relief with Dodd's Kidney Pills after months of good health he now declares permanent recovery and astonishes local doctors and residents.
The Pall Mall Gazette reports expert M. Charles Heidsieck of Reims says this year’s champagne vintage is far from satisfactory and will not rank with great years. The warning implies higher prices at hotels, restaurants, and for home purchase, affecting average drinkers more than the wealthy.
A brief axiom notes that a man who errs in marriage feels as much shame as if he had lost a political bet, comparing personal unions with electoral outcomes. The remark suggests a social judgment on marriage missteps and public failure.
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