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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
12
W M Repine tocks editor claims Dr Hing's New Discovery cures consumption coughs and colds after experimenting with other remedies. He asserts no rival remedy equals its effectiveness and guarantees satisfaction with a trial, urging readers to obtain the product via local sellers.
The piece announces a new subscription drive for the Far Week ly Commercial Gazette at 50 cents per year. Advertiser attention is urged and Petar Ganette is credited on the page. An Almanac look appears with yearly entries as a surprise feature.
Fragmentary verse from the New York Ledger expresses deep sorrow over a lost love. The speaker laments perpetual night within, longing for light and sleep torn by pain, fear, and the ache of absence.
The article argues New York has never halted since its 1625 start, tracing its rise from a small trading station to a vast metropolis. It discusses why a city forms where people meet for business and pleasure and notes the role of geography and history in urban development.
In a busy shop elevator a loud confrontation causes discomfort as two women discuss a plan. The door opens and onlookers react with relieved breath. Rushing to exit, a coat is shed, and chatter grows about a proposed scheme linked to New York.
A group of a dozen physicists presents a puzzle with a pulley, rope, and a monkey. A stone hangs from the rope end while the monkey attempts to climb toward the pulley as questioners seek a reader solution.
The piece notes the sphinx riddle posed by Fapa and mocks the idea of answering it as endless. It adds a reflection that, aside from birds, human legs are longer relative to body than those of other animals. The human foot is broad and strong, enabling a person to stand on one foot.
The statement notes that compared to population, no European nation rivals New England in the extent of its manufacturing output, highlighting its industrial prominence.
A long survey of automata from ancient myths to eighteenth century marvels. The piece highlights Daedalus clocks, Venus automatons, Repudiatians, and the famous talking duck by Vanensuzen, noting frauds like Kempelen’s chessplayer and public intrigue over lifelike machines and hidden mechanisms.
Descriptions portray thousands of Egyptians living within ancient tombs with routine acts of daily life. Residents eat sleep court and socialise among the mummies, suggesting a complex community sustaining life inside a sacred space.
The notice lists numerous rail routes and connections including Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, St Louis, and Louisville. It notes a fare of thirty dollars per freight or ticket with unclear conditions and delivery details.
The notice lists train connections from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis and Chicago with stops at Richmond Coloma Pittsburgh and Lasinsport and Chicago. It directs passengers to contact Pennsylvania Lines agents for time cards fare rates through tickets and baggage checks and further information.
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