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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
3
A damaged line of reader notes claims Dr Miles Nervine cured the writer. The fragmented text mentions medical claims and multiple garbled phrases about cures and relief, with scattered references to remedies and outcomes.
Fragmented OCR style notes mention various topics including cures, foods, places and names. The text blends medical, culinary and local references with unclear context and scattered phrases.
A disjointed OCR text fragment mentions De Witt and local names, dietary notes, medical references, and a testimonial about a remedy. It lacks coherent events or context, making the core item unclear. however it reads like a cluttered local page with partial notices and an automobile or household product mention.
Tickets for Home Seekers excursions will be sold through Pennsylvania Lines on November 1 and December 16 to points in the West Northwest and South and Southwest. For particulars contact Usenet Agents of Pennsylvania Lines.
Local items report holiday visiting relatives and guests in Mooresville with mentions of Mrs Matilda Wheeler Mrs William Crawford Whitander Crawford and Mr and Mrs AleGibney. J M Hadley promotes low prices and groceries while the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Friends church plans a meeting December 27 at 2 pm with Mrs Matilda Wheeler. Various arrivals and social calls are noted including Mr and Mrs James Robinson of Newark and a dedication of a monument by J M Grib of Plainfield.
On December OL in Mooresville Indiana an election will choose two Trustees one for one year and one for three years. Meeting place is the lodge room with Elam Harvey secretary providing details. December 11, 1902.
Homer Hall of West Point la credits Dr King s New Discovery for curing a severe lung cough described by several doctors as consumption. He states he regained health and weighs 227 pounds after using the remedy. The product is guaranteed for coughs colds and lung troubles with 50 cent and 1 dollar prices. Free trial bottles offered at G W Bass.
Community items recall weekend visits and illness among residents Roy and John Carter visited parents and John sustained a finger injury. Reading Circle met at Mrs Frederick’s. Will Shepherd sick. Plans include building a three room cottage near Walnut Grove and Elder Brewer closing Mt Gilead church labors in December. Turkeys are being bought nationwide with varying prices. wedding rumors and New Year visits noted along with local remainders and cholera precautions.
A wartime era advertisement touts Nivea Saive as the best remedy for scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet and other skin ailments. It promises cure or no pay and directs readers to G W Bass drug store for purchase.
Fragmented ad text references excursions via Pennsylvania Lines and low rate tickets. Mentions to apply to Passenger and Ticket Agents for details. Includes medical claims for Chamberlains stomach and liver pills and Hurnaday Bros tonics and remedies.
Decatur Alabama resident Mrs S H Newsom credits Electric Bitters with ending three years of severe indigestion stomach and bowel dyspepsia and weight loss. She reports gaining 35 pounds after using the medicine and recommends it for indigestion loss of appetite and liver and kidney troubles. G W Bass drug store sells it.
The Sunday school will present an entertainment program next Friday at the church. George Reynolds plans a Wednesday departure for Illinois to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Lupa Hadley of Mooresville visited and attended church. Ray Harsin of Martinsville has been visiting.
An Indianapolis reader from Winchester recounts his wife’s illness and rapid recovery after taking Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The advertisement claims benefits for stomach and liver troubles and lists G. W. Bass drug store as a point of sale.
In a timely notice a brief health advisory touts Foles's Hon eyono and Tar as a fast acting throat and lung remedy. It claims to cure cold symptoms quickly and prevent serious outcomes, urging readers to consider this remedy during cold season.
Sunday service at 10 a.m. includes class meeting and preaching. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 p.m. and Sunday sabbath school in the morning. Church activities also list Christin Endeavor at 230 p.m. and additional prayer meetings throughout the week.
An old advertisement touts DeWitt's Early Risers as a remedy for constipation and sick headaches. It warns against opiate-containing cough syrups and praises Foley's Honey and Tar as safe and non-constipating for throat and chest issues. Bass drug store offers a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to readers.
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