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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
115
A fragmented page from the The Hlooresville Guide advertises various home remedies and tonics for colds coughs and rheumatic pains. It touts cures including a kidney medicine with long trial claims and urges readers to purchase products and dietary advice from local sellers.
Local notes report visits among families in Haltom and Indianapolis observers, a 40th wedding anniversary at the Poe home in India napolis, a Poe family dinner with thirteen grandchildren, and a large reunion hosted by Mrs Plummer. Numerous social calls, church mentions, schoolhouse remarks, and grocery ads follow, with deliveries and prices noted at Haltom's.
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a rapid cure for coughs colds asthma croup hay fever hoarseness and whooping cough with trials offered free and bottles priced 45 cents to 1 00. It also promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as a gentle bowel stimulant to prevent constipation and detoxify the system without causing distress.
Miss Artie Carter visited grandparents last Thursday and Friday. Local guests included B. L. Carter, N. C. Williams, Jerry Thackery, and families. A traveling saloon visits weekly and may clash with Mrs. Carrie Nation. Leo Passmore of Brooklyn wed Dr. Cla in of Fiora in a private ceremony. Farmers report good harvest weather and planned fish fry after harvest. An answer to a Bible question appears in the grain prices section.
A man named M A Hovarty suffered a yellowing skin and eyes from a malady described as Yellow Januice. Despite top doctors, his illness persisted until he tried Electric Bitters. After taking two bottles, he was wholly cured. The remedy is praised for stomach and liver relief and sold by Gr W Bass Druggist.
Notice to non residents of Indiana in the case of Malinda UP against Henry WAG pOAY BEEP KNOWNSN. Clerk Jom Neely warns the defendant to answer or demur by the first day of the next term as the court convenes in September at the Martineville courthouse or risk a default. Attorneys LM, Bishop and Oscar Matthews submit the filing.
Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stomach aid digestion promote assimilation improve appetite. Price 25e. Money back if not satisfied. Sold by G. W. Lass druggist.
July 27 excursion rockets to Vincennes sold via Pennsylvania Lines for $1.50 round trip. Special Train leaves Mooresville at 7 19 a m Central Time.
Low rate excursion tickets to West Northwest and Southwest points will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines. Information on fares train times and other details will be furnished on application to Passenger and Ticket Agents.
Verona Missouri resident L W Spalding credits Kodul and Whodel for easing his mother's long illness and indigestion. At seventy six she now eats freely and keeps a bottle of Whodel handy. The testimonial urges readers to seek the cause of stomach distress and trust the tonic to strengthen the body.
A reader notice promotes a combined subscription for the Daily Indianapolis Sun and the Guide at 35.00 per year with various shorter term prices. The Sun is advertised as the largest daily in Indianapolis except one. The notice notes postage free and samples available at the Guide office.
A short advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for coughs and throat troubles. It claims the remedy heals, stimulates tissue, reduces inflammation, eases expectoration, and provides a good night’s rest. Available at G. W. Bass' drug store with Green's Special Almanac.
Reduced and special rates offered by Pennsylvania Lines for travel to Yokohama Seattle Portland July 10 to 26 for Y P C U Society meeting. to San Francisco Los Angeles August 1 to 10 for Knights of Pythias Biennial. to Salt Lake City August 5 to 8 for Grand Lodge BPOE reunion. Inquiries to ticket agents.
This advert cautions that Foley's Honey and Tar is not advertised as a sure cure for consumption and warns against substitutes. It asserts the product provides comfort in early stages and relief in severe cases, labeling Foley's Money and Tar as a major lung remedy and urging caution.
An advertisement urges readers to try Foley's Kidney Bure after other medicines failed. It asserts the product cures when other remedies disappointed and promotes quick relief.
Community mourns the death of Uncle Eli Harvey laid to rest in a nearby cemetery. Services were led by Rev. Richard Haworth with assistance from Rev. H S Headen and Lyttia Painter. Neighbors recall Aunt Amy’s long years and Eli’s sorrow as he stood by her grave.
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