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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
143
An old newspaper fragment advertises cure claims for ailments like fistula and burrs, featuring testimonials about a Dr. Mead and a product called Fetes Nitiney Cure. It includes garbled text, references to places and doctors, and claims of relief from severe swelling and bed confinement.
An annual free will offering meeting for Indiana W C will be held in Mooresville. The event is scheduled for 2:00 oclock with designated members and local attendees traveling from nearby towns.
Rev J Budiong of Ashaway Rhode Island credits Electric Bitters with curing his long running jaundice and liver troubles praising their reliability. He says they provide complete care excelling any seen before and urges others not to miss them with guaranteed satisfaction from GW Bass.
Local account describes widespread fevers and sickness in Madison Township with mentions of individuals such as Roy Cartes and Silvain elancilare. Reports of a dangerous accident involve a machine crush incident near Duke's, and witness accounts detail a savage confrontation between Mr. Carpenter and another man. The text references medical concerns, inspections, and varying responses from residents amid unclear dates.
The Indiana State Department of Agriculture reports a larger Jubilee cattle show at Indianapolis the week of September 14 with higher premiums totaling about 34000. Livestock men from across Indiana and top American herds will attend with daily parades of fancy cattle and a brass band concert. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised for kidney health among attendees.
Advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a fast acting remedy for coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Claims it will break up a lingering siege of illness and is safe and popular with children.
Services of M Elcaunen on Sunday with morning preaching at 11 00 and 2 00 p m Sunday School Death Lease Gob p m Preaching Foy Tuubkspay Junior League at 4 00 p m Prayer meeting at 7 00 p m
B F Jones announces gentlemen tailored suits to order with high quality fabrics from Wanamaker and Brown Philadelphia. The note emphasizes personalized service and craftsmanship for a discerning clientele.
Ralph Coster and Clarence Mills improving. Miss Aany Coster ill for a week. Guy Hadley returned from New London. Grimith and danziver at Martinsville. Ladies quilt for the needy. Roy Marley funeral held Sunday at 3. Rev G Reseraves spoke to youth on readiness for the Master. Ravon shows bright future despite loss. community offers sympathy. Mrs Mary Edwards guest of William Cooper. Miss Lodwig visiting from Prospect Ohio. Minnie Griffith continuing journey to New Mexico. Mrs WD Prester improving. Don McMahan teacher visited sister and attended institute.
A garbled letter from Mrs. Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington complains about medical treatment at Gray's tannery area. Doctors are unable to help and she reports relief after Foley's Kidney Cure. The witness calls Foley's medicine a cure despite unclear details.
Fragmentary advert mentions August Flower as a claimed remedy to aid digestion and liver function. It references nervous issues and heart problems in vague terms and promotes a product as a cure with to-be-purchased preparations and a local store context.
Administrator announces a public sale on September 2, 1902 in Posey County Indiana. Items include two yearling steers, breeding stock, cattle, horses, hay, farm equipment, and household goods. Terms require cash or approved note with security and interest from date, buyer responsible for removal.
M. Ot Leneb editor of the Philipsburg Daily Post endorses Foley's Honey and Tar noting it better for coughs and colds than any other medicine used in his family. He lauds its effectiveness and promotes its use at Bass.
Notice states the undersigned appointed administrator of the estate of James C. Latta late of Morean County Dndinna deceased. Estate described as probably solvent. Neeust Tapha Osean Ropeens named as administrator with provided address details.
A deceased individual in Harvey County Moras is referenced in an estate proceeding. The administrator is described as the undersecretary or similar official, with details about the estate and solvency. The text is garbled but suggests probate actions and potential representatives.
Fragmentary auction and property notice offers two acres near Mooresville for sale or trade. Includes a nine room dwelling with barn and outbuildings. Inquiries directed to Eli F. Duffey and Py EL Polen. A stray ox or mule valued at about two pounds is mentioned with a recovery reward.
An advertisement touts Kodol as a universal stomach tonic that cleanses purifies and strengthens digestion promising permanent cures for dyspepsia and digestive troubles. It cites testimonials from Rev J W Holladay and a Mississippi reader and promotes Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co at 64 cents.
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