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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
151
A garbled ad hoc note outlines lung hemorrhage symptoms and various treatment ideas. It mentions cures, remedies, and potential therapies without clear author names or dates. The fragmented text suggests medical guidance from dubious sources and lists several unnamed approaches.
A collection of small town notes covers grocery bargains, sermons, and visits. Fr M. Uadley promotes low prices, while Overton advertises evening grocery orders for early morning delivery.
Rev C J Budlong of Ashaway Rhode Island testifies to Electric Bitters curing jaundice and liver troubles after years of suffering. The advertisement claims the remedy aids liver kidney and stomach issues and guarantees satisfaction for 50 cents with G W Bass.
Mrs Gertie Passmore and Nora sit by Roy Carter as Thomas Taylor and Billie Passmore assist him. Roy shows improvement but remains in danger. Other locals Harry Leathers recovers slowly. a Turley daughter ill at Indianapolis hospital. infant and family health updates fill the page with mixed fortunes.
A garbled ad style fragment claims King's New Discovery cures for consumption coughs and colds. It mentions asthma death pains and instant relief, praising a “wonderful cave” cure, with references to Constipation pneumonia bronchitis coughs and grip, and promotes Wy Bass' drug store offering trial samples.
An advertisement urges quick action against summer colds and promises One Minute Cough Cure will break up the attack at once. It claims safety and effectiveness for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and throat and lung troubles and notes children favor the product.
Fragmentary text lists meetings and times for a church with Rev. Devid Payne as pastor. Appears to reference prayer meetings and a Sunday or weekday gathering, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain date and full context.
Local notice seeks 5 000 hides for Gray's tannery with term Harnest involved. Public response requested by authorities.
A fragmented medical note mentions kidney issues and a trial of Widney Cure by doctors with limited success. Names such as Mrs Bavimon and Conner appear in garbled text, leaving unclear patient details and outcomes.
A rural plea asks readers via the column to try Green's August Flower for stomach, indigestion, liver trouble, and nervous complaints. It claims universal success and offers a free book by mailing to the company at Woodbury, New Jersey, urging readers to consult their local druggist.
Low rate excursion tickets to the West Northwest and Southwest will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines. Details on fares and train times provided upon application to Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Official notice records an appointment within a local administration. The document names involved parties and indicates the procedural basis for the appointment, with reference to the governing body and date of issuance.
A listing from Wanamaker & Brown Philadelphia presents trimmings linings embroideries laces curtains curtain poles shades table linens napkins Shetland floss yarns jewelry and garments including Thompson's glove fitting corsets gloves hosiery and gents suits to order described as Absolutely All Wool.
In Bethel area Mrs. Corn cutting and Clover hullers are active. John Hutton contracts typhoid fever, while Mrs. Lydia Painter held services Sunday. Neighborhood sickness is improving. A. O. Griffith and Judson families relocate to nearby farms near Centreton and south of Martinsville.
Editor Lynch of the Phil lipshure no. Dany Post writes that his family has used many remedies for coughs and colds but Foley's Honey and Tar stands out as exceptionally effective. He can say little but praise for the product.
Public notices offer free four line listings per issue with four lines free for multiple issues. Ads may include wanted for sale trade or lost found. extra lines incur per line charges. Entries mention rewards for missing items and various sales notices across Mooreville area.
An old warning notes kidney trouble harms mind and vigor in both sexes and even children. It urges prompt treatment with a product called Swamp-Boot and stresses following directions shown in the issue.
A fragment discusses stomach relief and claims Rev Holladay endorses a remedy. It touts Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Magazine Co as a rare herbal preparation for dyspepsia and stomach troubles, noting it was once used as a physician endorsed cure.
Mr and Mrs R J Allred thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and passing of their baby and for the beautiful flowers.
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