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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
156
For forty years the remedy has been used to treat summer complaint dysentery and diarrhoea with blood. It claims to relieve pain in the stomach and to have never failed to perform its advertised cures.
In November 1642 the narrator witnesses a violent strangling by a bully at the Crown Tavern near Magdalen College. An older, quiet stranger named Mr Z or Mr X intervenes as tension rises. The scene shifts to a crowded Pig Market where a handsome youth in amber satin hawks goods, trading quips with the narrator. The tale ends with a confrontation over a shilling and a hint of a planned parson’s path.
A Chicago Tribune snippet presents Miss Biddlecomb and Mr Wellon in a witty exchange about marriage. The bachelor asks, she yawns, and declares she is out of the nation, turning down the proposal.
In a playful exchange Eve uses a pun about Cain to defend a son named Adam. The dialogue hints at a sugar controversy in Paradise and foreshadows the young man’s unsettled career, leaving the outcome open to interpretation.
Mrs M K Bousch of Richmond Virginia reports cure of chronic systemic catarrh after five bottles of Peruna and says her eleven year old daughter also recovered from catarrh. Pearl Bousch recalls doctors failed but Peruna helped when mother used it. The ad touts Peruna as the age’s catarrh remedy and promotes Dr Hartman’s health book and gratis advice.
In a bleak bedside exchange the Angel of Death whispers to Mr. Slopey that all nature must pay a debt. The sick man urges a return visit on the fifteenth, prompting a tense, whispered dialogue.
Reader guidance on recognizing kidney trouble and remedies. Testimony from Dr. J McMurray of Freeport Illinois endorses Dean's Kidney Pills with a free trial offer and nationwide mail order. Also advertises Dean's Ointment for eczema and skin diseases and urges starting a straightforward business life.
The Indianapolis Horse Show, set for October 13 to 18, nears completion with grandstands and arena nearly finished. Four hundred entries already promised plus many more, including top stables from Missouri, Kentucky, Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio and Indiana. High jump and carriage classes featured. Toronto Pepper stable joins a strong national field. A new auditorium may be built to house future annual events.
An old advertisement claims pimples blotches and yellow skin stem from digestive troubles. It urges checking stomach liver kidneys and bowels and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy sold by druggists with a guarantee.
A compact advertisement lot mentions Ball Blue powder at four cents, Piso's Cure for Consumption, Burdock Blood Bitters, and health advice. It cites Mrs. S. E. Borden in Washington DC dated May 25, 1901, urging parental guidance and natural health laws.
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