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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1899
Page
3
Overwork weakens kidneys and risks blood purity as uric acid buildup causes pains. Modern science links constitutional diseases to kidney trouble and promotes Swamp Root as a remedy with free samples offered through a paper notice.
Local page item notes visitors and births, shop activity, and community notices. Mrs. Earl Archer visited relatives in Brooklyn. Mrs. A. W. Reagan shopped in Indianapolis. a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Webster Harper. Various ads and social items mention trimming hats, visits, church attendance, and general store notices.
The Walnut Grove school closed for Miss Frankie Park's funeral. Mt Gilead hosts a Christmas literary program. Local residents probate land sales, weddings, and household changes. An obituary notes Miss Park's death and interment details. ads promote tar syrup, medical remedies, and a Morgan county harness shop.
A ragbag of patent remedy pitches and into the page. Wodol Dyspepsia Cure promises instant digestion relief. One Minute Cough Care claims to save infants from deadly illnesses. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin hawks constipation relief in varying bottle sizes. The page also advertises oyster sales and scam manager solicitations.
Johnsen of Richmond Indiana says he suffered from rheumatism for years until Pain Balm from Chanberhdnms provided relief after a single application. He reports his foot swelling and pain subsided, calling it magical.
Victims suffer stomach liver and kidney troubles and general malaise with loss of appetite headaches backache and fatigue. J W Gardner of Idaville Indiana reports Electric Bitters gave him strength and appetite and a new lease on life. Only 50 cents at G W Bass Drug Store. Every bottle guaranteed.
A period advertisement invites women to obtain one week of free consultation and treatment for diseases peculiar to women. It promises scientific care from a corps of physicians and asks readers to write in with details of condition and duration, mentioning the paper. The ad cites Coldwater, Michigan.
Miss Annie E Prine of Tyre Michigan reports long lasting relief from dyspepsia after using Ikodol Dyspepsia Cure. She states the remedy digests what you eat and cures stomach trouble, with immediate relief even in severe cases.
Shoppers flock to Taggart's for oysters and Ross' for low priced groceries. Jones v Shanafeit's stock of horse blankets and carriage rides draws curiosity as customers compare goods. The town touts the best bargains in Mooresville with wide selection and value.
B D Blanton of Treacherville Texas paid over 300 dollars in two years to doctors to cure a running sore on his leg. They wanted to amputate. He cured it with one box of Bucklin's Amica Salve. Guaranteed cure for piles. 25 cents. Sold by G W Bass druggist.
Promote local commerce by buying bread baked at home. The advertisement claims home bread is superior to imports and priced at 4d per loaf or 7 for 1s at Taggart's bakery.
Information about reduced fares and details for Home Seekers Excursions to the South and West available from Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agents. For Sale a good second hand Phanton. W C Greeson. DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify the blood cleanse the liver invigorate the system. Famous little pills for constipation and liver troubles. A B Cooper and Son.
An ad promotes fresh oysters at Taggart's with a testimonial for FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It claims rapid relief for sore throats and chest discomfort from a cold, promising a warm feeling and quick comfort with the phrase It Hits The Spot. G. W. Bass signs the endorsement.
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