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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
4
A letter from Sister Beatrix of 410 West 30th Street New York is directed to Dr Hartman urging reliance on Peruna. The communication appears in a health or medical context and references the remedy in question. The exact content of the letter is not fully shown but centers on urging Peruna as a treatment.
Dr S B Hartman of Columbus Ohio writes that Peruna cured his 40 year catarrh and helped many others including sisters with coughs and colds. He claims no case of catarrh remains after using the remedy and would not be without it.
A Catholic Sisters of Charity unit reports use of Peruna for throat catarrh improving patient comfort. A letter from Sisters of Charity praises the medicine for laryngitis relief and voice restoration. Dr Hartman invites inquiries for free medical advice at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
A report describes the wax mines in eastern Galicia near Boryslaw as among the era’s most curious industries. A syndicate of American capitalists backs operations at depths reaching several dozen fathoms with workers numbering in the thousands. The deposit yields beeswax and other products, transported in buckets via wooden shafts and windlass, supporting regional trade and technological interest.
In December Smart Set a man endures his loved one’s playful barbs about his walk and affliction. She teases him with an arch remark and a pet dog joke at the wicket. He ends the engagement, objecting to being made useful so early in their relationship.
Fragmentary consumer note describes a breakfast item from a grocer with vague timing and preparation cues. Mentions Mrs Austin and a rapid readiness claim but lacks clear events or outcomes to verify.
A garbled note claims Putnam Prace less Dyes make dyeing easy by washing while a land off Maine yields no salvage and a sheep ranch is mentioned. Imports into the country are said to include materials for manufacture, though the text is unclear and incoherent.
Joo. Ho Heer of Ridgeville Indian Territory reports two months of severe back pain and rheumatic symptoms. After using Doans Kidney Pills samples and purchasing at a druggist he says his condition improved, night rest returned, headaches vanished, and overall well being restored. He notes relief from swelling, urine issues, and other listed ailments.
Mrs FE Been of Reading Michigan reports relief after using two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. She says her severe stomach pain belching and right side discomfort ceased allowing her to lie on her right side and sleep.
A portrait of Ohio river houseboats shows crude boxlike crafts with lean interiors, shared by families living from hand to mouth. They fish for daily sustenance, weave baskets, and ply a junk trade, while crime includes petty theft and occasional break-ins. legends speak of a blood stained spook boat drifting at night.
A Philadelphia Press quotation discusses female perception of flattery, noting that a young man telling a girl she is different from her sisters is often interpreted as a compliment. The remark reflects on social reactions to male compliments and female self perception.
James H Wallick discusses horse intelligence and temperament, arguing every horse has a character. He stresses gentle leadership, proper motivation, and clear master signals to gain obedience, noting thoroughbreds are often most intelligent but can be highly proud. He cites reforming difficult horses without cruelty and a circus trick as proof.
A Bureau of Engraving and Printing employee told a cashier he printed a new currency note he used for a playful prank. The cashier alerted police, and officers detained him until a bank expert vouched for the note, clearing him of suspicion.
A national school teacher enforces that returning pupils must bring a parent written note detailing the absence. A pupil’s two week record includes fragmented excuses such as sore throat and misspellings. The note is read back for the following week as part of the policy.
At a social reception two men trade lines about leaving early. One notes his wife would be angry since she is a friend of the hostess, while the other says his wife would be pious and keep him there. The brief exchange, cited by the Philadelphia Press, captures social etiquette humor.
A Philadelphia Ledger quote frames wealth as earned by focusing on personal enterprise. The exchange features a colonel explaining his early $1,000 through pursuing his own business with disciplined attention.
A humorous exchange about gift buying in a New York Weekly cartoon caption. Mrs Nexdoor worries about Christmas presents while Mrs Sunshine explains a mutual trade system where each spouse buys for themselves and trades.
A dialogue notes six month long arctic nights and playful talk on what evening calls could be made there. Miss Laura and Mr Staylate exchange whimsy about polar days and nights before bidding good night.
In a Boston Transcript snippet Aunt Hannah warns Kitty the new problem play may be unfit for a young woman. Kitty notes she heard the claim today but has tickets for tomorrow night.
E H Gosney of Granton Oklahoma says he suffered ten years with kidney complaint before trying Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports a complete cure after taking the remedy and praises its effectiveness, saying he is now well.
The saying notes that gray horses live longer than horses of other colors and, when very old, become white in appearance.
A historical notice describes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething softening gums reducing inflammation relieving pain and curing wind colic priced at 25 cents a bottle.
In Ferlin, the state owns 823 public buildings while the municipality owns 497. The figures highlight a heavy state presence in local infrastructure and governance.
Mrs Newridhe-Now presents a latest oil portrait and declares satisfaction. Mrs Cutting replies with a witty remark about justice tempered with mercy in the Brooklyn Life column.
Advert says to furnish addresses for female readers in Ellsworth Kansas to join Apollo Laboratory. No investment required.
Workers in Swiss masons receive 89 cents daily for a ten hour shift, highlighting harsh labor conditions and low wages in the industry.
A public decree states no Russian army officer may wed until age twenty three. The rule applies to all ranks and seeks to regulate military family status and succession.
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