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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
166
A fragmentary notice notes Cresco Cornets with a caption about a style rule or fashion standard. It reads as a clipped reference to a ceremonial or marching band element, mentioning the Cresco group and a waist line constraint.
Fragments from a Mooresville Indiana newspaper describe community events, church notices, visits, sales, and local commerce. Names include Mrs. Nannie Cox, Mrs. Wail Wood, Rev. Hadley, and others with brief mentions of illnesses, entertainment, sales of livestock and goods, and upcoming auctions.
An advertisement for Scotts Emulsion claims it cures soft bones in children with daily small doses. It asserts the product strengthens bones, improves bow legs and loose joints, and offers a free sample with a 1 dollar price at druggists.
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas describes illness from biliousness and back pain then credits Electric Bitters with restoring sleep appetite and strength. Ad copy promotes health tonics and lists a seed wheat sale at 74 cents per bushel and a hog buying notice with a phone contact.
An advert states a combined one year offer for 83.00 and six months for 1.50, with three months and other options. It claims the Sun has the largest daily circulation in Indianapolis except one and notes special rates for the Guide connection, postage free, with samples at the Guide office.
I B Mendenhall, commissioner, offers Lot No.1 Block 46 Mooreville for sale at private sale on the Sunday of October with terms one third cash one third in six months and balance in twelve months. The property fronts East South Street and is currently held by Mr and Mrs Ed Carite. Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised for various skin conditions at G W Bass drug store.
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