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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
175
A weary family describes long illness tied to La Grippe causing heart trouble and extreme nervousness. The tale mentions pills offering relief, with one boy reportedly recovering after months of sickness and treatment at home and by medical advice.
OCR fragmentary entry mentions events and names in a garbled form. It lists scattered terms such as places, dates, and people without coherent context or clear actions to summarize.
Fragmentary text references torture, remedies, a medical claim for Foley's Kidney Cure, a fare festival on Pennsylvania Lines, and various ads for Overtons groceries and a Canton business. Names and places are scattered amid damaged OCR including Miss, Benton Ferry, W. Val, and Philadelphia lines.
An advertisement claims biliousness and liver disorders can be prevented by De Witt's Little Early Risers. The pills are described as gentle on the bowels and non gripping, with tonic properties to strengthen glands, signed by G. W. Bass.
The page mixes bargain lines from a grocery and social notices. It lists sales and products from Hadley’s Grocer including clothing and home goods. It notes meetings at Mrs. Lide Hailey’s, parish and family visits, health ads for Kodel and Rocky Mountain Tea, and various town updates with names such as Daw, Morgan, Ward, Bruce, Brennen, Overton, Looker Morgan, Calvert, and others.
P Muse of Durham reports near fatal stomach and liver trouble was cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills. He praises the health restoration and cites the 25 cent price at G W Bass drug store as proof.
An assorted local column reports Elder Brewer’s Mt. Gilead appointment, neighbors in Bargerville and Brooklyn residents, a Brooklyn woman’s death and Miss Nora Passmore’s improving condition. It notes Dr. Clain’s visit, new house plastering nearing completion, typhoid risk to Mrs. Horsley, Mrs. Reese’s departure, a doorway accident to Mrs. Clark, and promotes Dr Ning’s New Discovery for consumption with trial bottles offered.
Fall colds may linger through winter risking pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. Foley’s Honey and Tar cures quickly and prevents serious results. It is old and reliable tried and tested safe and sure. Contains no opiates and will not constipate.
Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois says twenty years of bronchitis ended after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The testimonial credits the remedy as a sure cure and is attributed to G W Bass.
Low rate excursion tickets to points in the West Northwest and Southwest will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines. Details on fares trains and other information available from Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines.
A longstanding medicinal appeal asks readers who used Creen's August Flower for indigestion dyspepsia and liver trouble to share results. The notice invites correspondence and offers a free book, noting the product’s failure would imply a serious matter.
A fragment notes Calvert's Corner in Mooresville Indiana with repeated phrasing about newness. The readable text presents a small local storefront reference without dates or additional details.
Corn shredders roam the Bethel area while residents attend services and meetings. Mrs Nancy Daffey spoke at church, others visited relatives in Martinsville and Greenfield. Thieves raided the Newby farm east of town, stealing chickens and possibly more, with Indianapolis as a suspected source. Housing health declines noted for Mrs John Hatton. Classifieds offer wood choppers and horses for sale.
Special Notices outline free four line listings under Wanted For Sale For Trade Found with charges after four lines. Local agent details mention Mooresville property listings wood choppers organ and land for sale plus loan offers on improved farms with low rates. Many names and addresses appear in terse items.
IL will pay the highest market price for turkeys and other poultry, butter, and eggs. Telephone number 35.
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