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Newspaper

Mooresville Guide

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1902

Page

16

Thurston Endorses Peruna As Catarrh Remedy Leader

Ex Senator John M. Thurston of Omaha testifies to Peruna relieving his cough from campaign fatigue. He lauds Peruna as a systemic, lasting cure for catarrh, praising Dr Hartman and the product as endorsed by prominent statesmen. The letter urges readers to request a testimonials book from the Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus, Ohio.

United States Senate Chamber John M. Thurston Omaha Nebraska President McKinley St. Louis Philadelphia McKinley St. Louis Exposition Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Washington, D. C Jno M. Thurston Hartman Sfartman Sanitarium Peruna Columbus, O

Cimona Messicinette Promised Relief for Humans and Cattle

A letter from Cimona Messicinette of Cimona, Ind, dated Sept 22, 1898, endorses Cimona for rheumatism and cattle ailments. The sender, A Means, claims full relief after use and recommends the product, noting it is sold by druggists.

Tactinapolis

How to Get a Start in a Town Framed by Vaults and Games

A Chicago Tribune anecdote explains a fast rise from a safety deposit box to a $100 weekly salary by leveraging proximity to affluent vault patrons. The tale stresses perseverance, thrift, and networking with influential figures to land a coveted position despite humble beginnings.

Cemetalk Hfe Jin Frm Chicago Tribune

Hidden truths about the common man

A reflective aphorism notes that ignorance can spare the average man from others’ knowledge of his private affairs, highlighting the relief in not knowing what others know about him.

Curious inn customs revive at Gatehouse and Yorkshire pubs

A revived Gatehouse inn ritual in Highgate London requires strangers to kiss ox horns before becoming freemen. In Shibden Yorkshire a first Sunday in May cake, treacle parkin, goes to the first arrival. Cheshire and Berkshire pubs uphold old year turning rites and Bible reading in taprooms.

Highgate London Smithfield Yorkshire Halifaux Bradford Shibden Halifax Lolmes Chapel Cheshire Lindlord George and Dragon New York Berkshire Bee Hive White Waltham Maidenhead M. Lee

Parrot Story Tells of a Soldier’s Bird Across Africa

Washington cor reports Rear Admiral Sehley recounts a sailor named Smith who trained a parrot in South Africa to call him Bob. When the bird’s vocabulary spread to other parrots, Polly’s cry echoed through the woods, driving Smith to release the bird and flee amid a chorus of Bob’s a fellow.

Sehley Smith South Africa Bob Polly Washington Cor Chicago Tribune

Insane Woman Committed After Court Inquiry

A Scandinavian woman in Judge Bonkan's court was questioned about her mental state. Her husband, described as weak, testified, and she answered about herself and her children in vague terms. She insisted nothing was wrong, and the doctor asked if her husband was insane. Her response implied he never had a mind to be out, and she was committed.

Bonkan Duluth News-Tribune

Flatterer Label Stirs Talk in Philadelphia Press

In Philadelphia Press chatter a woman questions why he is called a flatterer. Jess notes she can’t understand, Tess suggests he may have said flattering things yet she won’t admit it.

Teas Jess Tess Philadelphia Press

Unclear OCR Note On Opinion Piece and Rome Reference

Fragmentary OCR text mentions delays and a Rome reference with uncertain attribution. No clear events, names, dates, or organizations are readable to identify a specific article or outcome.

Court of inquiry ends with lecturing over drink size

A naval court in New York investigates Colonel Robert L. Meade after Major Lucheimer accuses him of judging drink sizes. Testimony features officers debating alcohol capacity and deportment, with quips about measurement and virtue, ending without a verdict.

New York Navy Yard Robert L. Meade Lucheimer Turkey

How Great Men Differ In Dictating Fiction

A dialogue contrasts Borus and Nagens editor with Howells over dictating stories to stenographers. The Chicago Tribune quotes differing views on practice and writing methods, noting Howells should be ashamed of himself for his stance.

Borus Howells Nagens Chicago Tribune

Queen of Roumania funds grand Pelesch theater project

The Queen of Roumania, renowned for charity, aims to broaden high class theater access by supporting a prestigious playhouse near her castle at Pelesch, benefiting the surrounding district.

Roumania Pelesch

Literature, Not Love, Says Miss Cayenne in Star Quote

A witty exchange from the Washington Star features Miss Cayenne arguing that loving words are merely literature, as another character presses that love is evident through letters. The quip turns on the distinction between sentiment and writing.

Miss Cayenne Washington Star

Munsey and the Presidential Message

Park Row whispers allege Frank Munsey leaked Roosevelt's forthcoming address to rival papers after receiving it in strict secrecy. The tale says he kept the message in his pocket until Washington allowed broader release and then hurried it to his composing room, sparking fresh credit for his integrity.

Congress Park Row Frank A. Munsey Roosevelt Munsey New York Purchase The Daily News New York Mr. Munsey

Fragmentary quarrel quote from Philadelphia Press

Fragmentary quotation shows a mother arguing with her son about accusations and violence. The son defends his action by claiming the other party admitted lying before the confrontation. The source is a brief newspaper clipping with dialogic lines.

Plain Words From Marshfield Man on Kidney Pain

J F King of Marshfield declares twenty years of lame back and kidney disease with constant misery. After trying many doctors and remedies last spring, Dodd’s Kidney Pills brought relief for seven months, and he urges others with kidney disease to try them.

Marshfield J. F. King Dodd

Pluto Spring Mineral Water at French Lick

The Best Mineral Water can Earth. Pluto Spring at French Lick is beyond a doubt the best natural medicinal water in the world, excelling the famous springs of France and Germany in its health giving properties. New management, moderate rates. Call on the Monoa agent for particulars.

Pluto Spring French Lick France Germany

Broom Metaphor Sparks Quiet Workplace Talk

A sharp remark about a new broom stirring dust hints at office politics as Mrs. Austin enters the scene. The line suggests change in leadership or style can unsettle routines and provoke quick backlash among staff.

Unbeliever denies Koch theory on bovine TB spread

A London Globe correspondent writes that he does not believe Dr Koch’s claim that humans cannot catch tuberculosis from cattle. He calls it a Koch and bull story and argues the theory is unproven.

Dr. Koch London Globe

Wanted a Tent The Tramp Contemplates Faith Cure

A humor piece quotes a tramp who seeks a nickel to buy a tent and test his faith cure to stop drinking beer. He explains he is trying the faith cure and asks for aid to avoid spending money on beer.

Puck

Saskatchewan Valley Settlers Praise New Home Province

A group of settlers from Springfield South Dakota write to Frank Pedley in Rosthern on July 8 1900 praising Saskatchewan township 43 range 6. They report strong crops for 1899 and 1900 with wheat around twenty bushels per acre and note easier starting prospects for poor men. Signers include Johan H Schultz H A Goshen Gors B H Dirks C D Unry P Unry and A Ratalet from the United States.

United States Rosthern Frank Pedley Saskatchewan Springfield Bonhomme County South Dakota Dakota Johan H. Schultz H. A. Goshen Gors B. H. Dirks

Mrs Austin Warns On Hourglass Shapes And Life

A columnist admonishes that a woman with an hourglass waist risks an early end to youth as the sands of life run out, reflecting era views on female bodies and aging.

Ely's Cream Balm Advertises Nasal Catarrh Cure

The ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh hay fever and cold in the head with immediate relief and a cure. It offers a 10 cent trial size and a 50 cent size via mail from Ely Brothers New York and notes the druggist keeps it. It warns against using a drying remedy and ends with a light humorous line.

Ely Fou Ely Brothers Warren Street New York

Miles of potatoes from Salzer Seed Co expansion

John A. Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin, led by president Henry A Salzer, bought 21000 acres more of ideal potato land to grow miles of potatoes. The purchase signals a major expansion by the world’s largest seed potato growers.

John A. Salzer

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Miscellaneous Slogans

A historical newspaper snippet advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable cases. It includes endorsements from Toledo wholesale druggists West and Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and notes about the cure’s internal action. Also lists other ads and sayings not directly related to medicine.

Hall BF. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo F. J. Cheney West & Truax O. Walding Kinnan & Marvin O. Hall

Mrs Hulda Jakeman Praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

A testimonial from Mrs Hulda Jakeman of Salt Lake City Utah credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing severe menstrual pain after over a year of suffering. The letter claims long term relief after six bottles and ends with a public offer and free advice from Mrs Pinkham.

Jakeman Tee Salt Lake City Tah Rosene Lydia E. Maha Pan Hulda Jakeman Lydia EB. Pinkham Hurpa Jaakeman Utah

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