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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
2
The readable fragments warn that kidney function is essential to blood purification and removing impurities. The text suggests that impaired kidneys cause pain aches and rheumatic symptoms and systemic trouble, stressing the danger of kidney failure if not functioning properly.
The item lists New Year greetings and visits, prize winners, and social happenings. Mrs Hadley won a prize at an event, grandparent visits noted for Mrs Ralph Jackson and others, and local residents like Prof Eaton return from Bloomington. Dr Plaster from Indianapolis will visit Mooresville every four weeks for eye exams and glasses.
Local page notes farmers bringing produce to East End groceries for cash or trade. Residents from West Newton and nearby areas are mentioned with various social updates. Several names and events appear in fragmented sentences, including visits, meetings, and a marriage, with many garbled lines.
An old ad describes cot hiver oil and hypophe mites in Scott's Emulsion to treat diseased lungs in veal porcs. The promotion claims new life and offers free samples upon request from Scott & Bowne chemists at 469 Pearl St New York with drug lists and price details.
Small ads note medical cures, household goods sales, and farm notices. References to Foley’s medicine, Chamberlain’s tablets, and Petey’s Kidney Cure appear alongside meat market hours and a plea for mice control. Widespread local business promotions and health claims fill the page.
The peculiar cough indicating croup is well known to mothers of croupy children and should be treated immediately. Chamberlains Cough Remedy has universal approval and should be given as directed to cause all symptoms of croup to quickly disappear. Sold by Bass. Gist.
A promotional note offers the Daily Sun with the Indianapolis Guide for 85.00 for six months or three months prepaid. The Sun is marketed as the city's largest daily paper aside from one rival, and samples are available at the Guide office with postage free.
An eclectic note blends travel listings with ads and social items. Mentions entertainments from St Louis to Kansas City and travel on the Mountain Route with through sleeping cars and dining car service. Social notices report visits and a funeral, plus a poetic ad line praising beauty via Rocky Mountain Tea.
Aus. dubanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder after a fall. Her surgeon set it and she suffered until her son bought Champlin's Pain Balm which quickly eased the pain and helped her sleep. The sun was pleased with the relief and the balm is sold by Bass, the druggist.
Local notice states 3000 hides are missing from Grays Tannery. Earnest inquiry prompts authorities to seek sightings and recover goods. Community tip line available for information leading to location and safe return.
Advert says every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is warranted and money back if not satisfied after two thirds used. Claims it cures la grippe coughs croup and whooping cough and prevents pneumonia. credit to Bass the druggist.
New schedule effective December 14 1902 lists Eastbound trains from Mooresville Indiana at 7 13 am daily 1109 am daily except Sunday 3 09 pm daily except Sunday and 5 42 pm daily. Westbound trains run 7 54 am daily 1 07 pm daily except Sunday 4 28 pm daily and 10 09 pm daily except Sunday. Inquiries to F Jasuson Mooresville Ticket Agent.
G W Bass endorses Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, claiming it can always prevent these conditions.
Three houses and lots in Mooresville offered for sale or trade. O G Warren and J H Thornburgh advertise choice properties in Mooresville with options for buyers and investors.
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