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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1896
Page
5
Mr. RB T Caldwell, book-keeper at First National Bank of Fulton, describes feeling run down, nervous, and sleepless due to stress. He says worry and fatigue led him to fear he would have to quit his job.
The guide lists multiple churches with pastors and times for worship. Activities include Sunday services, Sunday School, Epworth League, prayer meetings, and evening services with varying schedules across locations. Attendance is encouraged with invitations to all community members.
Chauncy J Hadley arrives from Greenfield Iowa to begin Mooresville school after holidays. W W Low offers Jesus before Pilate monograph as holiday gift. John W Rinker loses hog to thief. Mike Phillips renews subscription. Local notices mention sales, a boat accident, and funeral arrangements. scattered garbled lines reference Christmas timing and upcoming events.
Jessa Passi pleads case at local hearing. The fragment mentions K. Po and Mari and references a bid process. No clear outcome or full names provided.
An 25 cent box arnica salve named Buklen's promises cures for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with money back guarantee. Sold byGeo W Dass.
Information on excursions via Pennsylvania Lines offered by FL Van Duren and agents in Pittsburgh. Promises low rates and guidance to travelers. Also includes a medical pitch for Simmons Liver Regulator contrasting it with pills and touting relief from constipation biliousness and indigestion.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune announces a Christmas Sunday edition on December 20 to include Christmas stories and holiday features. It will be richly illustrated and printed in the paper’s best style, with no price increase at five cents for timely orders.
On dates including December 2 January 5 and 19 February 2 and others agents of the Cincinnati Renton & Payton Railway will sell Settlers tickets to various states and territories. They will provide information and forms upon request and assist readers in obtaining required letters or notices related to the sale.
The piece contrasts the old post boy system with telephones, praising the near instant delivery. It notes how slow traditional methods delayed word breaking and contrasts this with rapid modern communication using a medicine reference to One Minute Cough Cure.
A vintage advertisement promotes Electric Ditt ers as a remedy for liver disorder fever headaches and indigestion. It claims prompt use prevents illness and cites the product as a trusted counteracting measure. The note lists a price of fifty cents per bottle at G W Bass Drug Store and mentions sewing machine oil by Al Richardson.
The Carbon Finish is out of sight and inviting a close look. Come and take a peep at this striking new finish and its visual appeal.
Aittice will be available at Carlisle's Furniture Store in Mooresville on Tuesdays and Fridays for appointments or inquiries.
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