Mooresville Guide Subscription Rates Noted
Fragmented notice lists subscription terms and pricing. Mentions weekly editions and six month options. Reads as a local publication price schedule with unclear details due to OCR errors.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1898
Page
2
Fragmented notice lists subscription terms and pricing. Mentions weekly editions and six month options. Reads as a local publication price schedule with unclear details due to OCR errors.
A brief item from Mooresville Indiana notes a second class matter. Communications should go to WTPS AGE Ediver and Publister. Mooresville Indiana Friday February 11.
The University Extension Club met with Mrs C C Alfred Monday evening to study Russian literature. Mr Taggart recited a Byron poem, enjoyed by all present. The club will meet with Mrs Charles Hadhey next Monday evening.
Brown township plans to submit a slate of candidates for county offices at the Republican county convention. The write-up praises local moral leadership and defends community critics, highlighting a temperate, solid citizen image and a strong religious and civic reputation.
A fragment notes druggists echo a sales line about lower prices during Scott's mission, showing pharmacists’ attitudes toward the outreach. The unreadable text hints at competition or promotional rhetoric used by druggists at the time.
The advertisement warns buyers to insist on Scott's Emulsion for cod liver oil due to its proven benefits. It cautions against untested replacements claimed to be "just as good" and urges purchasers to seek the standard product. It notes the price at $1.00 and credits Scott & Bowne, New York, as chemists.
Schnull & Co. of Indianapolis takes charge of the sorghum factory for a term of years with plans for major repairs this spring and sorghum molasses production this fall. William Leitzman of Claston will supervise the sorghum molasses department and a Seynall & Co. representative will meet farmers at J W York's store to discuss cane planting this year for a steady fall run.
A Confederate staff officer recalls the July 1 1862 Battle of Malvern Hill near Richmond. He describes a dying soldier’s plea for his captain, the brutal fight, cannon fire and rain, and the fallen urging endurance as the Confederates claim a hard won victory.
A Boston paper laments that the Bunhber Pill monument, once the tallest in the nation, has become comparatively short by a newer structure. It notes the rival is two feet taller than the Philadelphia column.
The excerpt reflects Tennyson’s bond with the sea and coastal scenery from the Isle of Wight. It describes how weather, wind, gulls, and cliffs shape perception, noting his view of nature as vast and transformative. The passage ends with an unrelated advertisement for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
Longmans Magazine traces chrysanthemum history from early cultivation to modern revival. It notes Japanese interest, varied forms, seasonal color shifts, and the flower's role in 19th century aesthetic movements alongside a revival of sunflowers in gardens.
Greater Glasgow with 853000 people has 494 medical men giving one doctor to 1726 residents. The remark suggests a surprisingly healthy city.
For Over Fifty Years Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup has been used by millions for teething children. It claims to ease the pain cure wind colic and diarrhoea and to provide immediate relief to the afflicted. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
A reader urges using One Minute Cough Cure as a preventive against pneumonia constipation and other serious lung troubles following neglected colds. The endorsement frames the product as essential for public health and personal wellbeing.
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