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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
195
Fragmented OCR text suggests a medical note or obituary style reference to sciatic rheumataria with unclear wording and damaged details. Names and dates are unreadable. no clear event or person can be confirmed.
A garbled report from an early issue mentions Dr. Atkinson and a patent cure for various diseases. It claims high effectiveness and references salves, traps, and shipments from Baltimore. The text blends marketing language with uncertain medical claims and names places like Wittland and Baltimore.
A letter by Thurnes of Jiutlaio Kia reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with excruciating pain and stone passage. He claims Peter's Notary Cure started immediate relief after a few doses and a sense of renewed energy. A Winchester citizen also cites Foley's Honey and Tar saving a child with membranous croup after one dose.
Home Seekers and rail travelers may purchase reduced fare excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Lines for West Northwest South and Southwest routes. Tickets go on sale November 18 December 2 and 11 with particulars from ticket agents. A kidney or bladder trouble can be cured by Foley Kidney Cure in time. G W BAS8
Local notes report Hadley and Neal buying country produce at top prices in cash or trade. Prank Gray from Indianapolis reported stronger tannery trade this year. J O Thompson, long time resident and postmaster, suffered a right side paralysis last Friday but rests comfortably. Mrs BSP Detler died after a year long illness. Community updates include shop changes, street work, school reopenings, and local visits from Indianapolis and Missouri alike.
Homer Hall of West Point Iowa credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a stubborn cough caused by consumption. After physicians deemed him doomed he recovered completely and gained to 227 pounds. The remedy is guaranteed for coughs colds and lung troubles with 50 cent and one dollar bottles and free trial bottles at G W Bass.
Local residents share fall happenings as Misses Mattie Rains Clearice Palmer and Flossie Carter visit Miss Flossie Chapman. Updates include moves, illnesses, farm chatter, hog cholera spread, and a fire on Daniel Thornberry’s residence with postmaster J O Thompson seriously ill.
Rev Lydia Painter led regular services at Bethel on Sunday morning. School resumed Monday after a week off. Rev David Hadley of Mavoresville preached Sunday afternoon at 2 with good attendance. Edward Lindsey spent Thanksgiving at Martinsville with A G Hobson family. Mr and Mrs W H Henderson of near Mooresville attended church. Dr and Mrs Reynolds of Clayton visited W P Reynolds family. Weather dampened Thanksgiving plans but some still gathered for turkey. Griffth Wright returned from Kansas and attended church. Horace Hadley of Mooresville visited Reese Coster. Indianapolis visitors were noted in the area recently.
Soldiers praise Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet and stiff joints and for burns seals ulcers skin eruptions and piles. The ad claims it cures or no pay and lists G. W. Bass drug store price at 25 cents.
Low rate home seekers excursions via Pennsylvania Lines offer sales to West Northwest and Southwest points. Public sale by Castor Squires 2 miles east of Monrovia on Tuesday December with details in bills. Rocky Mountain Tea and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised with free samples at Bass drug store. claims of health benefits.
Decatur Alabama resident Mrs Ss H Newsom credits Electric Bitters with ending three years of severe indigestion and dyspepsia. She regained appetite and gained 33 pounds after using the remedy, advertised as a guaranteed cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles, priced at 50 cents at G W Bass drug store.
A. G. Hobson of Martinsville visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Jackson of Stooresville visited Frank Trester and family. Mr and Mrs John Bryans of Mooresville visited Emory Varyey. John Button visit ed at Gasburg with David Plunkett and family. Silver Medal contest at Mooresville drew many locals on Tuesday night. Luna Hadley and family from Mooresville attended church here Sunday. Mrs Columbus Plunkett of Marion Indiana visiting John Strutten and relatives. Bertha Harvey works in Indianapolis. Rev David Hadley of Mooresville preaches here next Sunday at 2 PM.
A Winchester Indiana resident, M A Austin, praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for curing his wife of illness after doctors failed. The advertisement touts relief from stomach and liver troubles, constipation, and sick headaches with the pills sold by G W Bass drug store.
Morning services include Class meeting at 4 50 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 2 p m Epworth League at 6 19 p m preaching at 7 p m Thursday includes Junior League at 4 p m and prayer meeting at 7 p m
Sunday class meeting at 10 am Sunday school at 2 pm preaching at 7 30 pm Tucukspay prayer meeting at 7 50 pm Rev W E Payne pastor
Sunday Sabbath School starts at 10 a.m. with preaching at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. Thursday prayer meeting at 10 a.m. Friday prayer, Christian Endeavor at 7:50 p.m.
Real estate notice lists 110 acres seven miles southwest of Mooresville with option to trade for Mooresville property. Includes names Calton BHF Duffey and J. B. Mendenhall and mentions loan terms and provision of funds as stated.
A testimonial from G W Bass of Houston Texas praises DeWitts Early Risers Pills noting they help with constipation and sick headache. The ad claims the pills are the best option for ill feeling and speedy relief.
An advertiser promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as free of opiates and safe for children, contrasting it with other cough medicines that may contain opiates and cause constipation. The note includes a claims statement by G W Bass.
A short notice warns that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best remedy for coughs and colds, claiming rapid relief and prevention of serious lung outcomes. G. W. Bass signs the notice.
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