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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
3
F L ilewett of Winfield IL says his winter illness called La Grippe was cured by two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He credits the medicine with breaking up the cold and stopping the cough and touts its pleasant taste. J W Hornaday sells it locally.
An assortment of old time tonic ads tout various cures for stomach and liver ailments. It promotes August Flower at 75 cents and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at 25 cents with sample offers and money back guarantees. Local druggists Hornaday Logan Stout York listed.
Mrs Mary Allinson of Pordhoff California visited with her aunt Mrs Han nch Landers and plans to start for Ladeile South Dakota on the 20th. Mrs Lida Crawford of Martins Ville spent Sunday with her parents the McCrack ens. James Koeltun has regained health and is out again. Wiley went to Dan ville east Saturday for his grandfather's illness and returned Monday. Several Indianapolis visitors, relatives, and friends are mentioned with various short calls and trips through the week.
Fragmentary notice describes a church gathering at Verona with students and young women invited for a missionary drive. It notes a Saturday meeting, various named organizers, and a call for broader church participation and support. The text also includes unrelated ads and moral commentary.
Testimony touts Banxaur Saborin as guaranteed for frostbites and chilblains with Basser Saryve praised as the world's healing remedy. Ads claim PATAL decoys, Far Tar to prevent pneumonias, and Diarrhoea Remedy as universally successful. Horse tonics from Fores Henry and Turcough, and Forey Kipley Cure praised by G W Bass and others in Kentucky and Erie with claims of rapid relief and cure.
Katharine de Forest reports from Paris in the February Ladies' Home Journal on spring fashion. Drooping hats, long shoulder gowns, runimentious voices and collarettes, and trimmed shoulders dominate. Gold may or may not reappear. pastel shades and mixed cloths appear in couture from Nies to Monte Carlo. Boleros with basque backs and belts define a slender woman silhouette.
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