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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
163
A Denson Ferry resident recounts long kidney and bladder issues ending after using Foley's Kidney Cure. The notice notes a fall festival planned with ticket details from Pennsylvania Lines and urges readers to contact ticket agents for rates and sale dates.
Local notices mix grocery delivery hints with social calls and travel notes. Mary Harvey returns from Richmond Imah for Friends Yearly Meeting while Mrs. Riley of Martinsville visits. others visit relatives and attend church events in Martinsville and Indianapolis.
An advertisement claims biliousness and feverish moods can be prevented by cleansing the system with DeWitt's Little Early Risers. The pills are said to move the bowels copiously and, through tonic properties, impart tone and strength to the body.
In a reader testimonial P Muse of Durham North Carolina claims that after years of stomach and liver trouble death seemed near. He credits Dr King's New Life Pills with saving his life and restoring his health. The ad line states best pills on earth and only 25 cents at G W Bass drug store.
The piece notes wet weather harming corn in fields sown with wheat and mentions 900 bushels of tomatoes sold by Louis Mackenzie with fears of similar losses. It lists visits, purchases, livestock movement, and upcoming property deals in Mooresville and Indianapolis areas among Madison Township residents.
Fall colds can linger through winter and lead to pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar offers quick relief and prevents serious outcomes. It is old and reliable, safe, and contains no opiates or constipation risk. G. W. Bass.
Madison Medicine Co. Hornaday Bros. promote Rocky Mountain Tea as a substitute they claim relieves bronchitis after twenty years. Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois testifies Foley's Honey and Tar provided relief, attributed to its curing effect.
Conservative Friends Yearly meeting drew attendees at Sugar Grove on Sunday. Local residents William and Mrs. Jackson of Mooresville visited Frank Trester and family, noting his recovery from fever. Luna Hadley and Mrs. Hadley from Mooresville dropped by the area. Clarence Mills continues to improve and walk briefly. His Kansas-born brother visited last week. John Bryant and wife of Mooresville visited Joi Hutton and family. Miss Fannie McPherson of Indianapolis visited Deborah Lindley over Sunday. Mrs. John Hlatton improves slowly. Amy Coster also shows improvement and sits up now and then.
The advertisement proclaims King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds as a universal cure. It cites six years of sales with no failure and claims doctors and physicians endorse it, offering satisfaction or refunds and a free trial.
Concerted program presents excurions by the Pennsylvania Lines for home seekers to better lands in the West and Northwest. Full fare details and train times are available from Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines upon request.
Multitudes praise Wodol as a new digestant that cleanses the stomach and helps convert food into rich red blood. Mrs. Crantill of Troy reports relief from years of indigestion after using Kodol, recommending it to others. Also advertised are best pumps from Kelier’s and Rocky Mountain Pea at 35 cents.
A fragmented ad touts Boschee’s American Syrup as a universal remedy for consumption and lung troubles, claiming world sales and wide popularity. It warns of counterfeit preparations and promotes genuine Boschee’s product as the preferred cough remedy sold by pharmacists.
Public health notice explains kidneys filter all blood every three minutes and warn that fatigue and neglect can impair their function leading to pains and rheumatism from excess uric acid.
Plainview Nebraska resident recounts his wife’s fifteen year lung illness and costly failed treatments before Foley's Honey and Tar provided relief. He urges others to refuse substitutes and reports her health improved after using the remedy.
Public notices list items for sale and wanted services with names such as Win A Sellars TH B Mendentall L A Shanafelt K FE Smither man G W Bass and HB Meudenbdil. It notes free four lines per issue with charges for longer items and accepts loan offers at five percent on improved farms through E K Thomas Mooresville Ind.
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