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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
139
A Sioux City boy nearly blinded after contact with a weed. Dr. Pinal Iwanembor prescribes Dewitt's Witch Hazel. The first application eased the symptoms and the boy recovered. Dewitts Witch Hazel advertised as a cure for skin conditions, cuts and insect bites, with counterfeit warnings.
Tristen is recommended for inquiries about fine beds and related fittings. The note directs readers to consult Tristen for details and pricing regarding bed tousts.
An ad style fragment touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a vegetable liver tonic that purges poison, claims to cure Brights disease and kidney issues, and promises gentle, non-reactionary relief. Includes testimonials from residents and unrelated lines about grocery pricing.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup as a universal remedy for teething pain and diarrhoea in children. It claims immediate relief and widespread sale, priced twenty five cents, with warnings to buy only the genuine product. Also promotes Foley’s Kidney Care for kidney and bladder issues by G W Bass.
Local notes show Haltom's grocery deliveries citywide and low prices. Social items recount visits by Mrs. Hannah Jupp, Mrs. A W Hornaday, and others from Indianapolis to Friendswood, Plainfield, and Martinsville. A long obituary tribute details child Fred Harrison's life and faith.
A reader shares relief from long stomach trouble after using Kodol and urges a neighbor with dyspepsia to try it. The note credits improved health to the product and emphasizes that proper digestion supports mind and body activity.
Roy Carter remains seriously ill with typhoid fever and Matt Welty is reported very sick with the same disease. Farmers have finished threshing wheat. Dr. P McNabb has come from Indianapolis. Miss Hattie Carter and Ernest Carter of Indianapolis visit relatives. Fred Fields and wife from near Brooklyn were at Roy Carter's bedside. Many attended the old settlers meeting in Johnson County.
Eaton Ohio photographer C C Harlan learned relief after years of severe indigestion. He tried Electric Bitters and reports they cured his stomach troubles, rebuilding his health. The remedy is said to help stomach liver and kidney diseases, offering renewed vitality. 50 cents guaranteed by G W Bass druggist.
Curren church holds Sunday class meeting at 9 50 a m preaching at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 2 p m Epworth League at 6 14 p m preaching at 7 p m Thursday Junior League at 4 p m and prayer meeting at 7 p m Mop church lists Sunday class meeting a m Sunday school at 2 p m preaching at 7 p m Tuesday prayer meeting at 7 p m CoA Frakes, Pastor.
Mrs W D Trester’s children from afar visited Sunday. Ralph Coster shows rapid improvement. Mrs Ella Palmer, visiting relatives nearby, returned to Los Angeles. Larkin Hobson of Thorntown visits his sister Deborah Lindley. Clarence Mills improving slowly. Miss Badell Lodwig of Prospect Ohio on health trip via Socorro New Mexico stops to see T P Griffith family. T P Griffith was in Indianapolis.
Verbena Alabama resident F A Gulledge paid doctors a vast sum for piles causing 24 tumors. After all medical efforts failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. The ad claims arnica reduces inflammation and aches and calls it the best salve in the world priced at 25 cents at G W Bass drug store.
Advertisement notes a demand for four thousand hides at Gray's tannery and urges suffering residents to consider Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy. The item blends a business appeal with a health patent medicine pitch.
An ad style digest notes Boschee's German Syrup as a proven remedy for throat and lung diseases and promotes Green's Special Almanac. It touts relief, better sleep, and easier expectoration, with druggists worldwide recommending it and availability at G W Bass drug store. Also praises Rocky Mountain Tea and Foley's Kidney Cure with testimonials.
Dr Geo Ewing, a longtime Smith's Grove Kentucky physician, details his personal relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder issues. He reports complete recovery after three bottles and says he prescribes it regularly in his practice.
Notice appoints Oscar Nobbins as administrator of James C Latta estate Morgan County Indiana deceased stating the estate is probably solvent. Dated August 1 1902. Attorneys E K Thoames and J V Mitchell listed.
Hornaday Bros advertise Rocky Mountain Tea promising renewed vitality and golden days of youth for 35 cents. The brief sales note frames the product as a life enhancer without detailing ingredients or claims.
Posing as a cure for all ills the ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills improve digestion banish headaches and restore vitality. It advertises a 25 cent price at G. W. Bass and invites readers to try the product themselves.
J N Johnson of Broughton Ga describes untold bronchitis suffering until Dr King’s New Discovery cured him and his wife’s asthma. The ad claims it treats throat and lung diseases with guaranteed bottles and free trials at G W Bass.
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