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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1899
Page
3
An old medical ad warns that kidney disease causes most illness and death across society. It lists symptoms like backache, frequent urination, and uric deposits in urine, promoting Wilmer’s Avatar Root as a remedy.
A garbled notice notes Mrs Wissress has endured illness for more than fifty years. The text mentions remedies and syrups with unclear wording but implies ongoing medical care or a home remedy. The readable fragments hint at long-term health issues and suggested tonic measures.
An old West family newspaper promotes its enlarged weekly edition. It touts ten pages of world news and family-friendly content at a low price, urging subscriptions with promotional language and special attention to the advertisement.
Local page notes visits by Ralph Lytton of Wheatland Indiana to Luda Taylor Hierman Dolen and spouse. Ralph Thompson returns to medical college in Utginnaysols. Birth announced for Willian Jayette's child. Various community names and events listed with limited legible detail.
An old ad promises a full cure for a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes druggists refund the money if the remedy fails and names a generic form of the product.
A local wedding occurred January 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Willian Leitaman with J W Bodenhamer of Martinsville and Dora Leitaman as the couple. Miss Ethel ladhey sang as the bride entered in a white satin gown with orange blossoms. About thirty guests attended and a reception followed. The couple will reside in Martinsville starting Sunday.
A brief note from residents expresses sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for collective support during a difficult time. Names mentioned include community members and helpers who contributed meals and encouragement to the family.
Annual financial statement of Farmers Bank of Mooresville Indiana. Authenticated by officers Robt R. Scott President and W B Andley Cashier. Figures show Bills Receivable 87554.20 and Furniture 9813.81 Real Estate 4452.85 Total cash 88298.00.
The fragmented text discusses pneumonia arising from influenza, noting past epidemic patterns and the rarity of pneumonia directly following grippe. It extols a cough remedy as a universal cure for colds and grippe, claimed to be the best remedy in the world and warrantied for sale.
William A. Gregory administrator with will annexed of Peter Farmer leads a suit in Morgan County Indiana against Tosro Ub Tlabbard and others. The court sets a March 7 hearing at the Mar Dusville courthouse for the complaint and related matters.
A fragmented text passage mixes names, dates, and events with religious imagery. It mentions death, a band of people, and a fading memory linked to a dream and sorrow, with scattered references to a kind of journey and a hoped uplift.
Fragmented OCR text describes a largely home based office task with references to envelopes and morale. Mentions Werbort E and Dlort with unclear details. The readable content suggests a local administrative or clerical activity with scattered names.
The notice promises a full refund if the bottle does not meet representations after two thirds used. It advertises the medicine as a cure for gripe, colds and whooping cough. Price listed as 25 amis per bottle. Try it.
Mir. das. A. Jones, publisher, claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aided recovery from two grippelike attacks this year. He notes one case required about two days in bed and the other six hours after onset, with comparatively quick returns to work.
Sleeping cars will run from fecumville via Taciamapolis Richmond and Dayton to Detroit without change. Service travels over Pennsylvania Lines and C H and Dy to Michigan Central Ry. For particulars contact Richardson in Indianapolis. Trek
A health notice states grippe is like a severe cold and poses no danger if treated properly. It advises remaining at home and using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed for a severe cold, promising a prompt complete recovery. Sold by J. W. Hornaday.
Fragmentary OCR text references police work and a masked local authority. It mentions a “Herbert E. Hess” and a striped envelope detail, with scattered names and dates that are unreadable. The readable portion hints at a local notice or report but lacks coherent facts.
Two well known statesmen spoke for months from public settings. They used Poley's Honey and Ter to aid voice and prevent vocal strain, a practice common among speakers and singers.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup as the most pleasant and effective cough medicine. It emphasizes that the formula contains no opiates and is safe for children.
Passengers can travel through to Detroit from Louisville and Indianapolis stations via Pennsylvania lines without change. The routes include broad connections to Fort Wayne Giraud Rapids Petoskey and resort areas in northern Michigan with a new link via Detroit and Western Michigan. For details contact Richardson Ph 2 Agituding Pid.
After Christmas the Pennsylvania Lines will sell tickets to Philadelphia and New York via Washington D C with a ten day stopover allowed at the National Capital. Details available from local ticket agents of the Pennsylvania System.
Classified notice seeks several trustworthy persons in the state to manage business in their own and nearby counties. Mentions home work, salary details with monthly amounts, and a keyed address for replies to Herbert Bo Pess of the Dept Mo Chiao.
Br Cady's Condition Powders advertised as tonic blood purifier and vermifuge for horses in poor condition. Claims to restore prime condition with no food, priced at 25 coins per package and sold by W Tornaday.
Prospective travelers may arrange economical euroralle journeys to the Northwest West or Southwest by contacting W. W. Pacuahdson District Passenger Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines Indianapolis He represents short lines to Chicago Fort Louis Louisville and Cincinnati the gateways to those regions Tell Mr Richardson destination and he will provide full information about special low rates and quick travel times.
Partial text references a regulator and a Great Blood Purifier and Liver product. Mentions Moore s ville and D as a creator or proprietor. Contains garbled phrases and unlikely product names.
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