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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1900
Page
2
A collage of snippets lists promotions ads and notices. Items include Ross grocery savings a new Good Templars officers Carlisle’s furniture Miss Hawke visiting Miss Davie Osborne and the Likely Club meeting at Mrs Overton’s home. Funeral attendance and farming notes accompany local names and places.
Beiter Grive reflects on reverent quiet in church before services start and contrasts it with the disruption of loud voices in the rear. He notes the effect on the soul and the sacred atmosphere. After the reflection, an advertisement urges readers to see Overton's fine heating stoves before buying.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company begins a voluntary pension plan that places 950 names on the pension list as of January 1. The fund is funded by the company with 1 percent interest and managed to provide about 50 percent of final wages after 30 years of service, with board and employee representation in oversight.
Dr. Plaster, a trained eye physician from Indianapolis, will be in Mooresville on Tuesday February 6 to examine eyes for glasses and treat diseases of the eye. He visits Martinsville on alternate Mondays and will office with E A Wiley in Mooresville on alternate Tuesdays starting January 16 1909. He makes no charge for examination and has a two decade history visiting multiple Indiana towns.
A reader urges editor Guine to nominate D B Johnson for Representative citing his ability, temperance stance, Christian character, and trustworthiness on reform while promising broad party cross support if chosen. The letter asks for any alternative strong candidate to be presented to avoid a potential defeat.
Mrs S H Lincoln reports a near fatal Pneumonia night at Machias Maine for the widow of General Burnham. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her life after one night of fear and ongoing use cured her consumption. Trial bottles free at G W Bass drug store.
Classified notice seeks 5 000 hides for Gray's tannery with payment to H Earnest. Public health ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills sold by G W Buss at 25 cents per box and claims energy benefits.
Advertisements praise One Minute Cough Cure for lung and throat troubles with claims of immediate results and health restoration. Testimonials credit cures for coughs grippe and bronchitis and seek agents in Georgia Chicago and nearby counties. Also a recruitment notice by The Dominion Company seeking managers with salary and permanent positions in office work.
The Werner Company of Akron Ohio claims to be the largest of its kind and offers paying positions to an energetic man or woman in the county. Readers urged to write to Department KK with good references for consideration.
Mrs Carrie Beasley wife of Taylor Beasley died at her grandmother’s east Main street home after months of illness. A short service was held Sunday afternoon with many relatives and friends in attendance. The funeral will be preached at the Christian church next Sunday.
Frequent coughing inflames the lungs and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by G W Bass claims to heal tin lungs by stopping coughing. It保証s a refund if not satisfied after two thirds used and says it prevents colds from turning into pneumonia.
Claims Warner's Write Wis or Tar Strep can cure La Grippe in 24 hours and relieve cough. sold by Overton's hardware line with price 24 cents and 50 cents. The copy emphasizes rapid recovery and warnings about the disease.
G W BABS assures Banner Salve cures piles with guarantee. W. C. Greeson promotes a full line of farm and wagon harness for spring trade and invites customers to learn prices, inspect new vehicles, and shop before buying.
An advertisement asserts the syrup helps constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach troubles and guarantees a cure. It markets Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy claiming broad healing power.
Local notice promotes good fresh oysters available at A. W. Rusie’s Meat Shop, highlighting seafood selection and market appeal for shoppers.
After exposure or at the start of a cold, take Foley's Honey and Tar as directed. The ad claims it never fails to stop a cold if used promptly and warns to take nothing else.
A note directs readers to Basie's meat shop to buy good oysters, highlighting availability at the market.
G W Base promotes Banner Salve as a rapid remedy for frost bite injuries and chilblains claiming swift relief and effectiveness. The ad emphasizes curing power and world leading status for the salve.
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