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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
172
The sermon links the Pennsylvania anthracite strike to a historic oppression in Egypt. It argues Moses and Aaron faced oppression with law and faith, condemns violent method, and urges church leaders to mediate for justice. It warns against worship of wealth, calls for divine law, and appeals to reader devotion to God. Reverend R. S. Osgood delivers the Mayflower Congregational Church message.
Paris authorities will station a dog service at the Louvre to reinforce night guards after a journalist hid in a Roman sarcophagus overnight, proving the museum’s doors were not fully secured. The incident prompted plans to have dogs accompany the night patrols to deter intruders.
A simple preventive is to draw a long and vigorous breath at frequent intervals. Extra oxygen purportedly reduces sensitivity of the brain lobe that causes seasickness by affecting the stomach.
A woman asks an oculist for magnifying glasses to see larger objects. He confirms availability. She explains her past mistake, saying she once mistook a bumble bee for a black berry, prompting her purchase.
Quote exchange highlights a man who speaks publicly at every chance, while observers note the public rarely attends his appearances. The remark underscores a contrast between active public speaking and audience engagement.
In Bridgeport Washington on October 20 reports say rheumatism and kidney trouble are common in Douglas County. A new remedy, Dodd's Kidney Pills, is praised after patient John Higgins reports significant relief and life improvements after using the pills.
The ad promotes Kline's Great Nervous Restorer as a permanent cure for fits and nervousness with a free offer of a bottle and treatise. It also advertises Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry, and notes J Pierpont Morgan and a new steamship line in a brief business aside. Burdock Blood Bitters is claimed to cure dyspepsia by toning the stomach.
In the past five years Paris saw a doubling of absinthe use. Current annual consumption reaches 8 million bottles, reflecting rising popularity and cultural trends in the capital.
Salesmen sought in every county to sell Quaker Stock Food to feeders and farmers. Extraordinary inducements for a good man. Potential earnings of 100 to 150 dollars per month. Address Quaker Stock Food Co., Indianapolis, Indiana.
Tick ets to the unveiling at Shiloh battlefield will go on sale Tuesday November 5 1902 from Big Four points in Indiana at the rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets are valid for return through November 10 1902. For rates tickets limits and full particulars call Big Four Route agents or address Warren J Lynch and W P Deppe Cincinnati Ohio. A man’s good attentions would be worth more if he could get them cashed.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh a constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars for a cure failure and invites testimonials, with product distribution through druggists and a note about Hall's Family Pills.
A sage and simple remedy claimed to cure many derrpit sufferers will be mailed free to those who request it. Address John A. Smith 79 Germania Building Milwaukee Wisconsin. The text also notes actors fear stage fright as the season for overripe eggs arrives.
An old testimonial notes two bottles of Piso's Cure for Consumption curing a terrible cough by Fred Hermann of Buffalo New York dated September 24 1901. The ad urges use of Dr Thomas's Eclectric Oil for burns cuts and similar ailments with a prompt to buy at druggists.
An advertising snippet touts Mrs. Austin’s Pancake Flour as tasty and ready in a moment. It urges readers to buy from their grocer and notes the product’s quick preparation and flavor. It also features other tips and product pitches including Dean’s Ointment for piles at 50 cents.
Paris dressmakers organize a trust to curb price increases amid fears of higher charges. The move signals collective action to stabilize costs and protect customers from suspected rate hikes.
Mra Winslow markets a soothing syrup for teething relief and gums. The remedy claims to ease inflammation reduce pain and cure wind colic. Bottles priced at 25 cents with promises of quick comfort for infants.
The article highlights President Roosevelt's strong and active neighbors who are praised for their strenuous advocacy. It underscores a communal effort around civic engagement and local leadership during his era.
The notice promotes a new 1903 volume for The Youth's Companion, offering a $1.75 subscription with free remaining 1902 issues and a color calendar. It highlights condensed news, non partisan editorials, and a home life focus, inviting requests to receive announcements by mail.
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