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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1899
Page
4
A blunt exchange in the Chicago Record notes a dispute over accusations of liar remarks. The quoted line challenges the accuser to provide proof, prompting debate on accountability and evidence in public discourse.
Discussion asserts Asia Minor will be controlled by a Christian nation regardless of German aims. It extols Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters for digestive diseases. News notes Miss Maria Sandoval, Mexico's only woman lawyer, won her first case in St Louis Criminal Court.
An old ad proclaims Kemp's Balsam stops coughs instantly with free sample bottles offered by druggists. It promotes 25 and 50 cent bottle sizes. A Chicago News note contrasts the middle class to meat in a sandwich between the upper crust and the unbred.
A clipped note warns of sprains and pains from easy chances and endorses St Jacobs Oil as quick relief. Between November 6 and six new planetoids were discovered at the Heidelberg Observatory.
Try Grain-O today and ask your grocer for a package of this new drink that replaces coffee. Children and adults can drink it without injury, it resembles mocha or java in color, but is made from pure grains and gentle on the stomach. Priced at 25 cents per package, lic. and sold by grocers.
An advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case using Hall Catarrh Cure. Includes testimonials from Wist & Tracy and Warps Rixvan & Marvin of Toledo Ohio. Mentions Fialls Catarci Cnoreds and production claims for the remedy. Mentions price per bottle and free samples.
A remedy recommended for patients afflicted with the grippe. Kemp's Balsair is suited to throat and lung diseases. Don’t wait for the first symptoms. buy a bottle today and keep it on hand. It prevents the cough from worsening and helps keep it loose. All druggists sell the Balsam.
In a dramatic escape, Johnny Carr disguises as the President and flees aboard a yacht after a covert plan to remove Whittingham and capture McGregor and Martin collapses. The President offers rewards for traitors and rebels, signaling a chaotic political crisis.
In Aureataland a coup unfolds as General Whittingham escapes with the President’s schemes. A hidden safe reveals £500,000 in securities and cash, financing a provisional government under martial rule while officials restructure finances and await stability.
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt shows a Black prisoner facing theft charges asking to represent himself. He refuses counsel, stating a desire to keep the chickens after the trouble of taking them, prompting the judge to ask why.
An old college friend pleads for ten dollars, then explains he preaches in Dayton and lacks funds. Gormley, moved by the tale, offers five hundred, but Grimshaw declines, choosing to keep his vow and fight his own battles. The exchange ends with mutual moral encouragement.
A writer recalls a garrison week in a south coast battery during which a sergeant’s crew laughs over a plum pudding reheated from two days earlier. Quips about cannon balls and cement aside, the tale ends with the pudding preserved in the battery museum.
A brief Victorian style exchange between a maiden aunt and her young niece. The aunt scolds and the niece retorts in witty banter as quoted from Harper’s Bazar.
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a nourishing drink for children that tastes like coffee when prepared properly. It claims Grain-O is made from pure grain and costs about a quarter per serving, with grocers selling it at 15 and 25 cents.
The ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to ease cold damp feet, alleviating perspiration, swelling, blisters, corns, and chilblains. It claims comfort for tight shoes and urges trials with a 25 cent price and free trial mail offer. It notes the seller Allen S. Olmstead of Le Roy New York and mentions Senator Allen of Nebraska as a smoker.
The November morning cleared to reveal Mount Hood with a fresh ermine mantle and lace like snow particles. A gale blew, air temperatures cooled, and observers speculated on the conditions while enjoying a striking sunset over the peak.
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