Dr Miles Nervine Restorative Heals Nerves and Headaches
Mrs W W Thompson of Duluth Minnesota reports relief from severe headaches and nervous distress after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. The advertisement claims rapid improvement after seven bottles and invites readers to request a free medical book from Dr Miles Medical Co. Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monneaplis
Mina
Perecus Roe
Araiah
Troy
Gablazs
Mule
WW. A. Thompson
Duluth
Minn
Mae
Miles Medical Co
Elihart, Led
Thanksgiving Dinner Diagnosis and Remedies
Fragmented text describes indigestion and relief claims from a remedy or product. References to nerves, stomach, and digestion appear with unclear details. A stray line mentions four ite bits and a peculiar list of ailments and cures, suggesting a health advertisement or medical note from a period newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eterna
Remedy described to treat cough with syrup in old prose
A fragmented 19th century ad-like text touts a medicine called dive syrup for coughs. It claims the remedy dissolves phlegm and soothes throat, preventing attacks and promising pleasant safe use. Sold by Wass the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
Bureiape
Gay Tinehiers
Chinuil
Wass
Drucist
Overton's Offers First Class Goods for Budget Shoppers
A notice touts saving money by buying groceries at Overton's with emphasis on quality and value for budget customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton’s
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and throat ailments
The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe and effective remedy for coughs and throat troubles in children. It notes its suitability for households and claims it contains no opiates or poisons, appealing to cautious parents. GLW and BASS endorse it, and Hutton is mentioned for beef roasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Peter
Mrs Wixstew Seoruine Syrup Ad and Help Wanted
An old ad showcases Mrs Wixstew Seoruine Syrup touting quick relief for teething and wind colic, sold by druggists for twenty five cents. A separate notice seeks a gentle man or lady for a position with a solid firm offering a weekly salary of 15 dollars plus expense advances from Chicago headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carh
Canton Ride
Chicago
Nashua policeman praises Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy
J N Patterson a Nashua night policeman writes of a severe winter cold that resisted multiple medicines. He says a friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar and two thirds of a bottle cured him, calling it the greatest cough and lung medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Patterson
Nashua
Foley
Local Groceries and Community Notes From Hadley and Neal
Local news items describe Hadley and Neal offering groceries with cash or trade, and multiple visits and gatherings. The column lists neighbors traveling to Indianapolis, Monrovia, Plainfield, and Brooklyn, with social calls, birthdays, and farm sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley & Neal
Firefighters Rescue Inmates From Blazing Home
Dramatic scene as fire crews pull sleeping residents from a burning house while flames threaten. The piece warns against neglecting coughs and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as protection against throat chest and lung troubles. Trial bottles offered.
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Dr. King
G. W. Bass
Two Bottles of Electric Bitters Cure Long Suffering
Headley of Tilden Ind states he endured ten years of ailments from Abeutantism before Electric Bitters transformed his health. He reports no pain in over a year after using two bottles. Bitters regulate kidneys purify blood and relieve rheumatism neuralgia nerve unrest and improve digestion. 30 cents at G. W. Bass drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt. Headley
Tilden
G. W. Bass’ Drug Store
Home-Seekers Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines
Low rate excursion tickets to West Northwest and Southwest points offered by the Pennsylvania Lines. Applicants can obtain fare details and train times from Passenger and Ticket Agents.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pain Balm Heals Child Burn Quickly in Keller, Va
Mrs. Geo T Benson used Chamberlain pain balm on her child after a Saturday night burn. The antiseptic ointment calmed the agony within minutes and the boy slept, with full recovery in two weeks. Sold by Bass the Druggist in Keller Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Benson
Bass
Thanksgiving Day Excursions on Pennsylvania Lines
Thanksgiving excursions on the Pennsylvania Lines offer tickets for November 26 and 27 to stations within 150 miles of the selling point. Tickets valid for return until November 25. Special rates for college students and instructors going home for Thanksgiving. Contact nearest ticket agent for times and rates.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Luck in Thirteen Healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
William Spirey of Walton Furnace VI reports a fever sore on his leg cured after being given 13 miles to a box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad promises relief for bruises felons ulcers eruptions boils burns corns and piles. 25 cents. Guaranteed by G W Bass, druggist.
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Spirey
Walton Furnace
G. W. Bass
Bethel Items
There were no church services Sunday due to a quarterly meeting at Mooresville with many from here attending. Aaron Mills of Plainfield visited Tuesday. Many attended the Friends church lecture at Mooresville Tuesday night. John Hutton is improving and able to be up and around most of the time. Mr. and Mrs. David Plunkett and daughter of Gasburg visited Emory Harvey and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper of Indianapolis visited Willisa Cooper’s home. John T. Ludwig of Prospect, Ohio and J. L. Griffith of Marion, Ohio, returned home Thursday after visiting Ella Griffith. William Jessup and family and Mr. Wilhite and family of Union Hill visited Eli White and family Sunday.
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Mooresville
John Hutton
David Plunkett
Gasburg
Emory Harvey
James Cooper
Indianapolis
Cooper
Willisa
John T. Ludwig
Prospect
Ohio
J. L. Griffith
Marion
Ohito
Ella Grifith
William Jessup
Wilhite
Union Hill
Eli White
Startling claim for Dr King’s New Life Pill at Kempsey town
Advertises a patent remedy for constipation stomach and liver problems. Claims by D W H Turner from Kempsey town Pennsylvania that two weeks use brings no new man. Price two cents at G W Bass drug store.
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King
Pillig
D. W H. Turner
Kempseytown
G. W. Bass’ Drug Store
Wanted readers' reports on Green's August Flower cure
Advertises Green G. Green of Woodbury New Jersey seeking readers who used Green's August Flower for indigestion dyspepsia and liver troubles and report their results. Invites correspondence and a free book. claims one bottle may prove effective and addresses medical failures if any.
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G. G. Green
Woodbury, N. J
Foley's Kidney Cure Credited By Ashley Man
A letter from PLH Duffy of Ashley Illinois testifies Foley's Kidney Cure helped him recover after trying many advertised remedies. He states he could hardly get up before using the product and that his druggist recommended it. Also included is an notice from D W Jessee offering three horses for sale on time including a driver and two two year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Ashley, IL
Foley
D. W. Jessee
For a Bad Cold
If you have a bad cold you feed a reliable medicine like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to loosen and relieve it. It helps allay irritation and inflammation of the throat and lungs. For sale by Bass, the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Bass
Free sample of Chamberlain's Pills at Bass' drug store
An offer for a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Publets is promoted at Bass' drug store. The ad claims the tablets are easier to take and more pleasant in effect than pills and notes they do not cause constipation.
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Chamberlain
Bass’ Drug Store
Wanted 5000 ides at Gray's tannery by highwaymen
A garbled ad lists thefts and a mix of patent medicines. It mentions J Harnest and Hornaday Bros, touting Rocky Mountain Tea and Peter's Honey as cures for coughs, with claims of opiates and poisons. claims Dr Basses and Mountain Tea as cures.
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Gray's Tannery
J. Harnest
Madison Medicine Co
Hornaday Bros
Reduced Fares For West and South via Pennsylvania Lines
Excurson tickets will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines on November 18 and December 2 and 16 to points in the West Northwest South and Southwest. For train times and other particulars consult Ticket Agents of Pennsylvania Lines.
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Pennsylvania Lines
For Sale Items From Mooresville Classifieds
A mix of sale notices lists 480 bushel pure Piltz Mediterranean seed wheat and various farm goods including 175 eee mnenbater and 2 broods ers. Also offered are a wood orenn, two parcels on Harrison St, a nine room dwelling with barn, 10 acres southwest of Mooresville, and a potential trade for Mooresville property. Also loan offers at 4 percent for improved farms. Contact Dolen and Duffey via Mooresville Tri.
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Wee A. Sellars
Mooresville
Callon Elis
Duffey
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The
Glw
Hutton
G W Bass
Overton's
Cal Wilson
A. W. Farmer
Lena Patterson
Mae Ballard
L. E. Ballard
James Henley
Monrovia
Haltom
Rhea Belhoti
John Josner
Miss Luna
Mesdames
A. W. and
W. W. Palmer
de A. Wiley
Plainfield
Overtons
Bernice Harvey
Wallaee Mills
Pisinhielt
Murl Self
Carrie May
Brooklyn
Aveniuineg
P.M. Hadley
Wiliam Smitherman
Massie Pollardice
Clara Sistor
Henry Wilson Asrelo
Slarry
Flora Stone
Helen
Kilis
Tesse Wilson
Davey Wilson
Wailie Wilson
Etel Peart Wilson
Tittle
Cleris
Sim- Gui
Lida Gileman
Fromallom’s
Martha Mendenhall
West Newton
Pricuds
K. C. Lindsey
Pesste Nuex
Fausted Mas
Masde Dresser
Indianapetis
Pusaday
Maribelle
Oilie Swearengin
Miss Pearl Carter
P. Thompson
John Rottins
Chirk Robbins
Tre Conduitt
Anna Dakin
Frank, Charies Vouk
W. J
Tiempson
Roscoe Dakin
Evarsville
Mytore
J E Overton
F. Butler
Joseph Tazeart
John Tageart
Shheidler
Jane McCreary
A. W. Reagan
Charles Eiler
Muncie
Charles Cook
George
Mae Hadley
J. J. Atkinson
Elizabeth
Oscar Scruggs
Bonnie Lindley
B Foods
Malcom’s
Olleman
A. W. Rusie
D. B. Johnson
Malinda Jessup
Bertie Chawner
Roscoe Jessup
J. H. Mills
Henry Wilson
Joppa
Money
Boone County
Dessie Knox
Elizabeth Scruggs
Maude Dressler
Mary Williams
Elizabeth Keilin
Overton
Mr. Brown
Brown
David Sheterly
Franklin
H. B. Taylor
Jessie Owen
Danville
G. A. Dresstar
Maude
H.B. Taylor
TG. Kenenedy
Addison Brown
Nellie Dunkle
Dro
An. d. Iylten
Tre Conidnitt
W. L. Thompson
Charles Swope
Throckmorton
Trafalgar
Johnson County
Taylor
Mrs. Amay Edwards
Waytis County
Frank Jamison
J. P. Henley
Charles Hadley
Poland
China
Harry Thompson
West
Northwest
Aaron Mills
Friends Church
Churenh Services
MOE. Chieren
Epworth League
Trrnspay
MPL Chinein
Chiss
Lo Aca
Tuenspay
Cey
J. Will Payne
Sevices
Friends Cheoncin
Christian Endeavor
Wood Choppers
Eli F Duffey
G. WL Bass
Jones
Thompson
Wanamaker & Brown
Philadelphia
Croceries
Warren
America
Republican Zis
Editorial
Fearless
Eeviv Rites
Cjean Spesly
Associated Press
Mtd
Ray
New York Sun
Ray New York Wares
Poe Penovrs Tor
Physeaim
Nloruaday Bros
Zooky Mountain
Pennsylvania
DR. Fenner
Iso
East Main Street
Warrison Hubbard
N. B. Mendenhall
GE. A. Shanafels
K. E. Smitherman
McCracken
Pwe
Harrison St. D
Dolen
Weet South Street
Gi. W. Bass
Atendenhall
Elk
Thomas
Mooresville Tri
Globass
Prieas Brest
Pagea
All
Pistia
Geneses of
Plana Filusis
Ai Gampisia
Fiano
Yao
I. GW. Pepper
Cubuster Richt’ & Locust Sts
Roicy
Rou
Cornish CO
Washington
Jergey
Tadlig
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