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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
67
A testimonial advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for lame back kidney liver and bladder trouble. It claims wide medical support and offers a free sample by mail with an order form and price details.
Fragmentary notice shows wills and probate actions with estates and property terms. Mentions money transfers, debts, and realty in a historical context, likely recording executors, heirs, and filings. Readable names and dates are missing, but the core indicates estate settlement proceedings.
Tickets to Charleston and surrounding points are advertised via Pennsylvania Lines with low intercity prices. The notice mentions excursion options and bids fare reductions, urging readers to refer to local agents for specifics.
An assortment of testimonial notes sells Felicy's Powew and Tar and pepsin cures for stomach trouble. Multiple names praise remedies, including Rodel Dy spepsin Cure, Poowladiy, and Foley's Kidney Cure. The copy urges readers to buy groceries from Warren and to trust these patent medicines for digestion and kidney issues.
Teething relief for children claims to ease pain and colic with immediate effect. Promotes soothing effects and stomach comfort. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents per bottle. Warns to ask for Mr Winston's soothing syrup only.
Chattanooga druggist Robt. J. Miller proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar the best cough syrup with rising demand, noting it outsells all other syrups combined. G. W. Bass.
Advertising note directing readers to Hutton for fine beef roasts. Mentions location and product without additional context or dates.
Mrs. Sam Beem and children of Spencer visited here last Friday with A. W. Rusie. Mrs. PE. Carlisle visited her sister at Indianapolis last Saturday. Miss Jessie Apple of Friendswood visited here with her brother Will Apple and family. Overton's grocery offers free delivery and calls for orders in the evening. Percy Calvert of Indianapolis visited home folks here last Sunday. FE. A. Likely of Indianapolis was here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brannon visited with his mother at Indianapolis last Sunday. Curtis Morris of Fairmount visited relatives here Sunday night and Monday. Ralph Jackson spent Sunday with her brother Clare Hadley. Miss Wruddell of Brooklyn visited Mrs. D. I. Dolen. Miss Billa McCoy of Indianapolis visited here Sunday with Mrs. J.D. Jr. Yoden. Job Brewer of Indianapolis visited here last Friday. Washing machines advertised at Overton's. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Reeves of Martinsville visited here Sunday. Mrs. Mills of Pinsitttwill plan to move to California in May. Mrs. Ham Jackson has visited her ill mother. Mrs. Amy Edwards has been in poor health. Funeral for L. I. Lindley held at Bethel. many attended from St. Louis and Martinsville. Mrs. Dayton Harvey and daughter Eva of Indianapolis visited relatives here Sunday.
Dr Plaster, ocalist of Todia napolis, will appear in Mooresville on the next fourth Tuesday May 20 for eye examinations and glasses fittings.
A Lisbon man recalls washing down a telegraph line and suffering a severe cold. Doctors in Oakland Nel Sioux City and Omaha diagnosed consumption but after using Dr King’s New Discovery he was cured with six bottles. Sold by GW Bass for 50 cents and 1.00.
Farmers report soil in good condition and rain needed for crops including wheat oats and grass. Local deaths include Joseph Bracken and Mrs Fields and Mrs Beeler of Brooklyn. Notables visiting included Dr McNabb Mrs Bruce Miss Carter and families from Indianapolis Mooresville and Vincennes.
A Hartford man credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing severe blood poisoning after an injury. He claims two years of pain ended and he recovered completely after using the tonics, urging others to try them. The ad promises satisfaction or refund for 50 cents.
Spring coughs and colds prompt warnings to act quickly with remedies like One Minute Cough Cure. Advertisements tout safety and instant relief for coughs and lung troubles, with testimonials from locals and promotions for Foley's products and remedies from Gray's tannery and nearby grocers.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for itching piles and all injuries, pains, and eruptions. It claims thousands have been cured, guarantees results, and offers 25 cents a box with G. W. Bass as the seller.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure corrects kidney and bladder issues and urges immediate use. The claim is presented as a health remedy from GW Bass.
Levi Cox preached in Bethel Thursday. Guests included Lewis Robbins Plainfield C B Rariden and families Oscar Robbins and family at Mrs Laura Hadley’s. Sunday meals with W J Harvey family. Guy Hadley’s 19th birthday surprise with 25 friends. B F Trogdon Mahlon Dewees host dinner. Sylvester Jones visits Elmina White. White plans St Louis trip. James Cooper Indianapolis visits William Cooper. Orricy Warvey visits Roxie Rothrock Martinsville. Clem Whitson Charles Rariden new buggies.
An Indiana paper ad promotes a combined offer for the Daily Sun and the Guide with various subscription rates. It notes the Sun has the largest daily circulation in Indianapolis except one and mentions postage paid by the Sun may be to the Guide office.
Mrs. Ellen Harrison of Kansas City writes that her two children suffered severe whooping cough with nosebleeds during paroxysms. After trying remedies they consulted a doctor who prescribed Foley's Honey and Tar and both children improved immediately, which they believe saved their lives.
Special Pennsylvania Lines trips offer discounted rail fares to major destinations nationwide. Excursions cover Los Angeles and San Francisco in April for the Federation of Women’s Clubs, Indianapolis in May for G A R encampment, St Paul and Minneapolis in May for National Baptist Anniversary, multiple May to June trips for Imperial Council Nobles of Mystic Shrine and others, and July to August journeys to Denver, Minneapolis, Tacoma, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, and more. Tickets available only at Indiana stations. inquire via Pennsylvania Lines agents.
W H Henderson of Monrovia is listed as a real estate and loan agent in a historical notice. The short item names the profession and location without further specifics.
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