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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented ad style note mentions Dr Miles Nervine claimed to cure tism and nervous complaints. The scribbled lines reference remedies and symptoms with unclear directions and multiple filler phrases. The text reads like an old patent medicine testimonial with nonsensical portions.
The readable fragments mention Steg in Italy with repeated phrases and a request for terms. No coherent event or names present beyond the odd repetition. Further readable details are unavailable from the provided text.
Advertises reduced fare options west north and south via Pennsylvania Lines. Mentions November 1st sale and percentages in the Northwest. Includes medical ad for pneumonia and la grippe remedies and Foley’s Honey and Tar substitutes.
A short medicinal note claims a dose or two of a remedy will prevent pneumonia or grippe and mentions Gace splendid mer it of Feles's Elones and Tar. It is signed by G. W. Bass.
Editor O L Downey of Charubusco Indiana proclaims four discoveries lengthen life and endorses Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption as infallible for coughs colds and grip with instant relief and guaranteed dosages.
The advertisement claims life extension comes from keeping organs healthy and destroying disease germs. Electric Bitters purify blood regulate stomach liver and kidneys and improve appetite. It cites cures for kidney troubles female complaints nervous disorders constipation dyspepsia and malaria with promised vigor and a guarantee by GW Bass, druggist.
Entertainment at the Bethel church Friday evening included a humanophone act and Ruth scenes that pleased attendees. Local visits feature Clint Burge visiting Ralph Coster and Will Housand marrying Grace Thomas last Sunday. Protracted Bethesda meeting led by Rev. Bell.
Mrs Cecil Tressiar and Miss Iiand Leathers wed just before Christmas. Index mentions William Hawk's death and local civic matters including Dr. Brower’s illness, with other wedding and holiday social notes across Madison Township. Local names include Ce il Tressiar and Miss Leathers, Jenniners county, and Moores- Wea area.
An advertisement claims Mrs. N. Webster of Winnie used King’s Now Pills to cure headaches and ailments. The copy mentions relief from biliousness and constipation and promotes the remedy as a universal cure in a grocery store ad style.
An unnamed Texan writer from Antonio endorses Pattie Marly Riser Pills as effective for constipation biliousness sick headaches torpid liver malaria and related ailments. The passage includes garbled names and broad health claims without verifiable details.
Church notices list Sunday School at 2:00 pm Epworth by Methodist, prayer meeting at 7:00 pm, preaching at 7:30 pm. Rev. B WaH Pasne, Pastor. Also services at PriopN bs CiHeneH with Sabbath School morning and evening preaching plus a 7:00 pm prayer meeting and a Christian Endeavor session at 0:00 pm.
A scientific description claims Kodol assists digestion by letting stomach muscles rest and heal while it supplies digestive juices. It states Kodol digests food and enables digestive organs to transform meals into rich nourishment, easing nervous tension in the stomach.
Llome Seekers excursions via Pennsylvania Lines offered to points in the West Northwest and North. Fares and schedule details supplied on application to Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines. For sale Thoroughbred Poland China hogs. Harry Thompson.
A fragment notes that preventing consumption is about starting proper treatment early. It mentions Fuley’s Honey and Tar as remedies and references GW. Bass.
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