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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1899
Page
4
The ad touts St. Jacobs Oil and Sorenes Pain Relief for rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises and backache. It references Lumbago solution and muscular aches while claiming old maidism is preferable to unhappy wifeism.
A May 16 testimonial from Key Carpenter of Brooklyn Indiana endorses Dr Kay's Lung Balser as the best cough and throat remedy. The ad touts free samples and cheap 25 and 50 cent bottles, urging readers to act quickly for relief and inviting requests for free advice and a pamphlet.
Residents of Clay County report satisfaction with western Canada trip. Messrs. C. E. B. and A. Hughes of Barnesville signaled strong interest in homesteads of 160 acres and related lands, praising climate, crops, and rail access. They plan to return to the Edmonton district next summer to provide further information and take inquiries until June 1.
The Signorina confesses a love entangled with debt and deceit led by McGregor. Jack devises a risky midnight escape by steam launch with help from Christina, planning to reach foreign soil while coordinating with President Whittingham and the bank revolution. Christina will signal Whittyingham if danger arises.
The narrator plans a covert night attack to seize a bank's money with Colonel and guards, arranging a decoy reconnoiter and a surprise assault. He schemes to secure thirty thousand dollars while presenting a calm front to his rival Whittingham and promising calm with payoffs and a bonfire spectacle. Christina warns of danger and reveals a betrayal motive.
In eastern areas during peak epidemics, experts advise banning onions from tables and homes. Peeling the outer layer makes an onion “excellent” at collecting disease germs, potentially harming caregivers. renewals twice daily and burning used bulbs in a hot fire are recommended to prevent spread.
The article describes wrapping a tumbler with white flannel to keep ice longer. A ten inch square piece is laid over the top and bound with string, then ice is added inside the wrapped cup and covered with a smaller flannel. This setup can preserve ice for hours or overnight in larger vessels.
A brief dialogue shows a wary tone as she accuses lack of conversation and he pushes back. She notes long absence and fear of male tastes, while he answers with a guarded truth about preferences.
Manila correspondent reports Dewey's squadron remains at anchor while visitors are barred. A returning sailor recounts meeting Olympia veterans and gathering relics, including a cap ribbon from Castilla. Two local youths gain cabin access and are allowed a voyage to Hong Kong.
An American remark about lacking old family servants prompts a reply noting an exception. The speaker mentions a cook who has been with them nearly three weeks, highlighting cross cultural differences in domestic staffing. The brief dialogue appears in Truth.
A rich woman reports a satchel with jewels valued at 150000 missing and offers a 40000 reward. The ad urges readers that health loss is more serious but recoverable with Hostetters Stomach Bitters to restore strength and aid digestion.
A hotel patron vents about subpar rooms despite paying premium rates, noting chronic issues with comfort and value. The commenter argues guest frustration is tied to high costs rather than personal fault.
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co advertises "5 DROPS" as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia asthma catarrh and la grippe with a sample bottle mailed for 25 cents and a dollar bottle offering 300 doses. It claims rapid relief and prevention, plus suitability for all ages and climates, urging immediate purchase.
The notice touts an oat yield claim of 500000 heads per acre weighing 15360 pounds per bushel for a LaCrosse Wisconsin seed company. It urges readers to cut out the notice and mail 10 cents to receive a catalogue and farm samples including Bromus inermis. The ad ends with a tongue in cheek quote about folly.
A jumble of patent remedies and quack claims appears with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and Piso's Cure formulas offered with refunds if ineffective. Testimonials urge trust in tonics like Mrs Lucy Wallace and Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething. Public notices promise samples for Kipans Chemical Co. and warnings about hollow honesty are sprinkled throughout.
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