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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
174
A historical health alert promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It advises a glass test to detect trouble, suggests avoidance of liquor, and claims rapid relief and widespread benefits from the product.
Mrs India Likely attended IndianapolisWednesday to see Parker Likely who fractured a collar bone after a fall. The Mooresville team defeated Monrovia 38 to 1 in a local football game. The column lists social visits, household ads, and community happenings with names such as A Dresslar J Dresslar and Mrs Bray, plus multiple mentions of towns, churches, and local businesses.
An advertisement argues that plants and children differ in growth despite identical care. It asserts Scott's Emulsion feeds for growth, helps overcome weakness, and invites readers to send for a free sample from Scott & Howne chemists in New York.
The Entertainment Course lists five winter entertainments including the Barnard Family Orchestra and Otterbein Alale Quartette with concerts, readings by Olivia Sanger Hall, a lecture by Austin Hunter, and a headlining recital by Hough McGibeny and Hugh McGibeny. Season tickets with reserved seats cost 21 for adults and 30 cents for children, single tickets are 20 and 15 cents, matinee price five cents for children and twenty cents for adults, first show is the Barnard Family on Saturday night with an afternoon matinee.
The Mooresville Dramatic Club will present the three act farce Mixed Pickles directed by B G Battington. The piece promises raunchy humor and lively specialties. notices also advertise local sales, rides, and a Kansas travel vignette from Griffith Whetter of Keighley dated Oct 26 1902.
Local reader Baker credits Foley’s Honey and Tar for his wife’s relief after fifteen years of lung trouble and failed remedies. Frequent local grocery and meat market promotions appear in the same notice section with business mentions and endorsements.
Edward D Taylor son of John Week and Mary Anne Taylor born November 8 188 died October TPs. He joined the M B K church at thirteen and was converted. Married to Lacey C Knox they had two children one died. He was a farmer and devout Christian. His last words expressed readiness and faith. Rev G R Scruggs preached from I have fought a good fight. Over five hundred attended his funeral at the I O O F cemetery.
Alfred Bee of Wel fare Texas describes how biliousness and a lame hack drained him until Electric Bitters restored his sleep appetite and strength. The product claims to give vigor to weak people and is sold for 50 cents at G W Buss drug store.
Seed wheat offer lists 500 bushels of Fultz Mediterranean priced at 75 cents per bushel. Also seeking to buy hogs described as tluissin or cure, contact W. A. Sellars at phone 5 on s R. RL No.1.
The Sun claims the largest Indianapolis daily circulation apart from one competitor. A combined offer with the Guide provides both papers for the Sun price, including postage and sample copies available at the Guide office.
Look with horror on skin eruptions blotches and sores but Bucklen's Arnica Salve makes them vanish. It heals eczema salt rheum sore lips chapped hands and chilblains and is infallible for piles. 25 cents at G W Bass' drug store.
Bryce's bakery offers bread pies cakes crack ers and groceries while G A Keller's sells roof paint hardware and implements call and see for details of both shops.
Dr. Abernethy cites danger when kidneys are affected and promotes Foley's Kidney Care as restoring kidney health while banners mention G W Bass and Binder Twine at G A Keller's in a compact local notice style.
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