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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1898
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text from a Spoon page shows a baroer shop note with stray words about leaving poetry and a poet. The readable portion offers no clear event or date and lacks identifiable persons or organizations.
Mr Oliver of Philadelphia recounts near death from illness with sunken eyes and loss of appetite. Three doctors gave up, a friend urged Electric Bitters, and after one bottle he improved. within weeks a healthy man again. Sold at W Tises’ Drug Store for 39 cents per bottle.
A brief local notice indicates subscriptions have been paid with names obscured by OCR errors. The fragment mentions Moos and The beau among items, signaling a community record of paid dues. The exact details and full names are unclear from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR outlines the schedule of passenger services on Pennsylvania Lines with mentions of Mooresville and West at scca a. References to asthma remedies and a prompt for a total score appear as garbled text. The piece reads as a mixed train timetable note and ad-like content with no coherent events.
Fragmented and garbled OCR entry mentioning persons and places, including July style terms, names like J. W. Tornaday and Aub Gi Astins, and phrases about cures and remedies. Content is unreadable in places with no coherent event or report to summarize.
Advert appears to tout Dr Miles Nerve Pliers as a cure and claims for nerve and rheumatic relief. It mentions a “great revne” and promises free samples to Civil War veterans, with testimonials including J W Torn ADAY claiming cures.
A river battle stalemated as forces clashed with unclear leadership and shifting positions amid thick conditions. No decisive outcome reported.
Scattered phrases describe medical issues such as bowel complaints and eye symptoms with references to Dr Miles Pain Pills and a remedy. The garbled OCR hints at August timing and a general call for provision of pills but lacks clear events or sources.
The Centenary and Mrs Gilead Sunday schools will hold a joint picnic on the Fourth of July at High Rock Springs. The report notes farmers’ harvest busy conditions and peach prospects, with local social mentions of residents and a day trip over to Friendswood and Mooresville.
If struck by severe colic or cholera morbus and a doctor is unavailable this remedy provides prompt relief. Be prepared with a bottle for emergencies. For sale by local vendors.
Winona Lake Kaidlana near Warsaw offers a romantic woodland retreat with the Winona Assembly and Sumner School. The grounds include an amphitheatre track and facilities for leisure, instruction, and recreation with excursion tickets and railway access via the Pennsylvania Lines.
Over fifty years Mrs Wixslow’s Syrup has soothed teething babies and eased wind pain. It claims to relieve diarrhoea and stomach issues, marketed worldwide by pharmacists. call for Mrs Wixslow’s Southime Syrup bottle.
Public notices offer free runs for short ads in this column with limited lines per issue. Listings include for sale items such as cider vinegar hay and a toy train. also loans and house notices. Readable entries mention Carter hay Henry House and Sons and Tlonry House & Sons with pricing and contact cues.
Indiana Endeavor members will travel to Nashville and Washington via the Pennsylvania Lines. The official route passes Indianapolis to Nashville with excursion options July 2 to 6 and return until July 11, with extensions to August 1. Side trips include Mammoth Cave, Chattahooga area, Gettysburg, Norfolk, and a Boston ocean trip under Edinburg guidance.
A new through sleeping car route will connect Detroit with northern Michigan resort towns via the Michigan Central and Pennsylvania lines. The service runs through Indianapolis and Richmom, with intermediate stations, and terminates at Detroit or local resorts by the St. Clair River area. D. P. Agt. W. Richardson of Indiansportis outlined the plan.
Cotrressiman James Rankin Youns promotes a wartime book with portraits of Dewey and others. Advertisement promises high commissions, rapid earnings, and nationwide sales positions for agents, with sample pages and premiums to attract responses. It urges immediate contact through Monroe, urging readers to join a large office.
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