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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1897
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Post and Moores with editor names and dates but details are illegible. communications are to WOTL SAGE, Editor and Publisher. lines show scattered names and days, but no coherent event or notice emerges.
The editor urges holding a primary to gauge support for county offices. It notes the town’s familiarity with candidate Inan and suggests the move as a partisan test. The piece ends with a local plug for Overton's groceries.
The Mooresville Lodge election article notes a trustee to serve a three year term. The meeting date is described in a garbled OCR segment with references to December and related procedural notes. A stray Christmas shopping line mentions Bass' store.
Report discusses claims that wasting C5 can be overcome with cod liver oil and lime soda compounds. It asserts cod liver oil is the most digestible oil, presented as a scientific fact within the article.
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a palatable, easily absorbed supplement with hypophosphites. It claims to aid digestion, support nourishment when regular foods are lacking, and help children. The wrapper notes Scott & Bowne New York as chemists and sellers.
The poem laments the lack of reading material and longs for books and literary works from Dickens to Poe and Shakespeare. It praises classic authors and stresses the mind’s hunger for literature, urging a reader to provide a book to ease the need.
Journal recounts the voyage of the Rainbow with Captain Travers and crew. They clash with a rival whaler, endure losses including two men killed, and the ship returns to port after a harsh chase and mutinous weather.
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