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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
68
Letters from D F Wilber and C F Given along with Edward Laws Julian Weisslitz praise Peruna as a cure for catarrhal troubles and throat and voice issues. They report rapid relief, renewed strength, and urge others to try the remedy with Dr Hartman offering free advice from Columbus Ohio.
A compact maxims note warns that the heaviest burdens come from borrowed or stolen goods. It cautions readers to avoid delinquent acts and consider the long term costs.
Sergeant Jeremiah Mater of the Royal Irish Constabulary testifies that his friend Thomas Hand, a 50 year old farmer, was crippled by rheumatism for four years. After using St Jacobs Oil, he walked without a stick after one bottle and remained pain free after the second, enabling him to work again. A London physician’s formula is claimed. free sample offer via St Jacobs Oil Ltd Baltimore Md.
A real estate circulars campaign produced many returns. One envelope addressed to Rev. J. B. Siopson of Kosciusko Missouri bore the stamp Returned to writer. The name was scratched with the note Party dead for eight years Present address unknown. Milwaukee Sentinel.
Lancaster New York April 21 Postmaster John Remers recounts four year battle with diabetes. After two years of local and Buffalo doctors his health declined until he took ten boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He claims strong recovery and urges diabetics to consider the remedy, offering to answer letters for sick readers.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh and a constitutional disease. It promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, claims to cure all stages, and offers 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure with testimonials available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills.
A devotional line emphasizes keeping the Lord in constant sight to ensure He notes and guides every step, promising His constant awareness and care for believers.
A London financier bought up coal and sold rivals’ goods at a loss to wreck competitors, costing over 1.25 million dollars. Other cases include a north England shipowner’s ruinous price for revenge and a Spaniard’s costly vendetta against Argentina, ending in life imprisonment.
Ashel J. Severance, inventor of the dinamond drill once worth millions to the mineral industry, died in poverty in Denver. He later relied on Damascus steel patents, born 1829 in Vermont. His wife had died two years earlier, and his fortunes faded amid failed investments and dissipation by partners.
A short note from the Atlanta Constitution recalls an old man who lost his leg in a railroad incident. He allegedly used the compensation to paint his house, remove a mortgage on the mule, and hire a planner for Sue, with a wink at Providence watching over him.
Tickets sold April 19 to 27 under the Federation of Womens Clubs on the Monon Route. Final return limit June 25. Privilege of diverse routes. For details contact Monon agents or write R. P. Algeo, D. P. A.
A vintage ad style item notes that coughing leads to consumption and promotes Kemp's Balsam with a free sample and small bottle options. It urges readers to buy at once from druggists and warns against delays. Also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue for white clothes and includes a moral line about sympathy guiding service.
Ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue a 2 oz laundry product priced at five cents. The copy promises to whiten fabrics and claims it makes clothes white as snow. The ad ends with a proverb about wisdom in silence.
A light blue enameled metal box bears the C with a tail trade mark for Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Each tablet stamped Cc C.C. never sold in bulk and available at all druggists.
A letter to Mrs. Privtsnam recounts years on the road with irregular meals and sleep and damp beds that severely damaged health. It notes a physician's advice for complete rest and a period of recovery after illness.
A discussion of Victor Hugo's inner tragedy and a curious tale of a physical double who resembled the poet. The double hawked pencils in the Latin Quarter and reportedly influenced Hugo's public image while Hugo rode omnibuses in all weather. The piece notes Hugo's complex love life, a loyal, selfless later partner who suffered cancer in silence, and mentions Hugo’s daughter, now insane and cared for in a Paris asylum.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoon dialogue questions the king's involvement with big breweries and bitter beer. Two figures, Edgar and a companion, quip that the king should visit ginger ale breweries and lemonade distilleries instead.
An angry visitor, J. Xurith Hogg, confronts the Philadelphia Press society editor over a dinner description. He demands an explanation for calling the event a swill dinner, challenging the paper’s wording and accuracy.
In a Philadelphia Press item a mother questions her son about being naughty at school. The boy retorts that he was told not to tell tales, prompting a lighthearted exchange about honesty and rule following.
A disputed quote questions horse disease susceptibility drawing parallels to human ailments. The snippet hints at skepticism of germ theory, noting horses supposedly share all human diseases. The fragment reflects period debates on veterinary science.
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