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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1899
Page
2
OCR text provides partial local news with unreadable fragments and missing key facts including names, places, dates, or events.
Ray Lang of Brooklyn cites his mother during the holidays. The funeral of Mrs. Ed Carter of Bridgeport was held from the Friends church last Friday with large attendance. An oyster festival at Taggart’s to aid sorghum harvest was held last Saturday. another meeting is scheduled there tomorrow at York’s grocery. York’s Rio coffees advertised as new and fine. Harvey & Son drag line passed to Ad Sellars earlier this week and merged with Jordan dray. Elmer Harvey remains in business, having bought another plate shop.
Fragmentary OCR text shows dubious claims about curing illnesses with a product called Electric Pills. The passage mixes nonsensical phrases and appears to be an advertisement or spammy note with unusual wording and no verifiable medical efficacy.
An analysis argues railways prosper when customers have purchasing power and wages stay high. It notes railway earnings vary with fares and taxes, warning that compulsory two cent passenger fare cuts could harm railways and business, citing Indiana data and wartime expenses.
The ad claims oil feeds a wasting body while glycerine soothes cough and hypophosphites renew vigor to nerves and brain. It urges trying Scott's Emulsion before admitting inability to take cod liver oil and notes children and infants will readily accept it when added to food.
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