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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1899
Page
2
Fragmentary ad copy and testimony claim Miles Nervine cures a fever and headaches in a city beat by an illness. The text references widespread sickness among government workers and advocates a patent remedy sold in Staunton Virginia with assurances of rapid recovery.
Fragmentary local notice lists subscription rates and delivery terms. Reads as an old guide entry with unclear dates and locations, mentioning Mooresville and subscription price per week or month and delivery notes.
Fragmented OCR reads as a mix of ads and notices. Mentions sorghum factory benefits, local business, and a Mooresville area sale and lost hat note. Observed items include talk of a factory, groceries at Ross store, for sale farm near Mooresville, and lost hat with contact to A. D. Wheeler in Mooresville.
Local page notes include grocery ads at Ross and bargains in general merchandise. Mentions Dr W L Thompson ill, Ed Wadley and family visiting from Indianapolis, and several Indianapolis visitors among town residents.
An old advertisement warns of deadly illnesses from pneumonia to consumption and touts Dr King's New Discovery as the infallible remedy. It claims to kill disease germs and heal lungs, preventing after effects, with a 40 cent price or 100 dollars back if not cured, plus a free trial bottle at the APUG store.
M E Church Rev J W Collins pastor. Sunday School 9:45. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m. Choir practice Friday 7 60 p m. Official meeting first Monday. Devotion and preaching schedule at Livelock A M and 7 PM Sundays. All invited to attend services across listed churches and pastors.
An advertisement for a blood purifier and vermifuge dust product described as medicine for horses in prime condition. Not food but a medicinal aid. Priced at 25 cents per package and sold by EW Hornaday.
A notice indicates a recurring meeting on the first Tuesday of every month. It lists this as a regular schedule, inviting attendees to participate and noting the time and venue details in the public notice.
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