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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1901
Page
4
The fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled line with names and places unclear. No coherent events or entities are extractable for a proper newspaper card.
A garbled OCR note discusses children's beverages and health beliefs. It mentions cheap prices and possible health concerns, but most specifics are unreadable. The fragment hints at opinions on drinking habits and parental choices.
Promote Cascarets as a universal cure for ailments and constipation. Claims quick relief from headaches to cancer and urges starting with a 10 cent trial. Warns of imitations and notes tablets bear C. C. C. stamp.
The fragment references Carter's ink and a staged event related to a university and a business context. It mentions a neighborly warning about minding others' business and a casual note about appreciating fathers and family discussions. The text is garbled and lacks clear, coherent events.
Dr. Talmage urges that small acts and words shape lives and nations. He likens a single word of invitation Come to a vast crimson harvest of mercy and salvation, urging practical sympathy and daily quiet kindness to influence eternal outcomes.
A Nova Scotian narrates a local theory of thunder to visitors claiming air from above descends in summer gets fouled by smoke and dirt then heats and rises into clouds where it explodes as the source of thunder. He adds others may have different ideas in a light anecdotal exchange.
The Lincoln Nebraska agricultural station Bulletin calls prairie dogs an extinct menace to grazing land. It prescribes a deadly poison mix and warns the town of 300 acres could be cleared, while noting the fate of unseen bearders and snakes believed to share their home with the rodents.
The Oregon governor praises Peru na as a universal safeguard against colds and catarrh in a March 9 1803 letter to Dr Hartman from the executive department in Salem Oregon urging families to keep Peru na for coughs and winter ailments and to request Hartman’s free book Winter Catarrh.
A stray terrier from Brooklyn’s Long Island area learns to ride trains and supervise train making up. The dog boards at the head of the train, rides in either the smoker or coach, and returns with the same crew. Railroad workers treat him kindly as he asserts authority over daily operations.
A column notes that the rich grow bored at the opera while star performers Wien De Reszke and Sembrich sing. Spectators in the highest gallery, contrasted with visibly moved guests, show genuine delight, implying that excess dulls emotion and true joy remains.
The article notes how the average person finds slips and awkward blunders funny and repeats them as stories. It claims embarrassment from accidental remarks provides merriment and that women often have the most such funny tales in social life.
Minneapolis man A J Ayers confesses he was doomed by Brights Disease and Diabetes. After four doctors gave days to live, he credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for his recovery. He praises the remedy, warns against imitations, and urges others to try it as he did.
Franx J. Cuzxny swears as senior painter for F. J. Cheney & Co. that they will pay one hundred dollars for cada rrh cases not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice cites notary A. W. Gleason and promises internal treatment with testimonials, Toledo Ohio.
Cook county property owners, including residents of Ti Linvis, express discontent as the latest real estate assessment shows a uniform 10 percent increase across the county, impacting tax bills and budgeting.
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