Comfort in Cresco Corsets Enduring Waistline Promise
An ad style notice proclaims Cresco Corsets provide comfort that does not break at the waist line regardless of price. The copy emphasizes lasting wear and reliability of the Corsets.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
50
An ad style notice proclaims Cresco Corsets provide comfort that does not break at the waist line regardless of price. The copy emphasizes lasting wear and reliability of the Corsets.
The Mooresville Guide issues a Friday edition with local notices and ads. Items include property for sale, residents visiting Indianapolis, family visits, bakery and grocery offerings, school society events, and ongoing business promotions. Numerous names and places appear, including Martinsville Indianapolis and Anderson, plus references to local clubs and a bicycle dealer.
Local shoppers note a complete stock and low cash prices at Warren's Rust End Grocery. The column records visits to Indianapolis from Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Owen, Miss Carey, and others, plus social events, a Likely Club meeting, and planned Easter program.
An old ad compares grain fed horses to children, claiming Scott's Emulsion strengthens dull or weak kids. It touts increased appetite, digestion, and red blood, and promises to make ordinary food work harder. Free samples offered from Scott and Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
Bethel notes welcomed new residents including Charles Kizer and families as Ed wards returns from Madison County. The community welcomes Edw ards and other neighbors while the school plans its two week closing and a funeral for Miss Laura Griffith is reported with ministers from Monrovia and local helpers. Ed Lindley buys fifteen acres adjoining the church as Bethel reflects on events and arrivals.
Twenty two years ago Laura Estella Griffiths came to T. P. and Ella Griffiths home. Under Melissa Hayworth she was converted in 1864 and lived a life of refined courtesy and quiet piety. She endured illness with grace, found joy in family, and inspired others through modest dignity and steadfast faith in God.
The Griffith family thanks neighbors and friends for untiring kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their beloved daughter and sister. Gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings is also extended. T. P. Griffith and family.
Mrs J V Mitchell of Martinsville visited her father J H Thornburgh on Wednesday. M B Sunday school Easter services are at 2 pm with an Easter sermon Sunday morning and a musical program Sunday night. The Young Ladies Missionary Society meets tomorrow at 3 pm at Miss Ida Fogleman to plan an April 7 public meeting addressed by Miss Danforth of India. Andrew Rabb of Indianapolis and attorney J M Bishop dined with Mr and Mrs Lawrence. Lora Robbins will teach the town school primary grade next year. For sale duck eggs and fine beef roasts offered, groceries advertised, bicycle for 12 95 at O E Rooker's.
Public sales announced by St A Thacker 4 miles southwest of Plainfield on Joshua Davis farm on April 1 includes corn oats mules cows heifers sows shoats and household goods. K F Trogden sells addition of 25 building lots along east Washington street on April 8. T Ek Lawrence Trustee sells bankrupt property of R R Scott on April 2 including farm implements and reapers with sale beginning at 9 o clock.
Advertisement touts Dr Ming's New Life Pills as cures for torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague and malaria. Claims include banishing sick headache and never causing gripe or weakness with small tasty pills sold for 25 cents at Gi W Bass.
One way second class colonist tickets to the West and northwest will be sold at special fares via Pennsylvania Lines during March and April 1906. Details on fares through time and other conditions will be provided by Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Advertisement notes best goods at low prices at War ren's East End Grocery with a promise of value. Mentions Pioneer 15 as a reference point for shoppers seeking bargains.
A plan to collect laundry during the week of April 9 and ship it during the following weeks is coordinated with Officer Harry H Thompson.
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