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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1896
Page
8
It leads every remedy introduced for constipation indigestion and sick headache. Trial size costs 10 cents while large sizes are 50 cents and 1 dollar. The ad emphasizes its superior claims and affordable trial option.
Advertises trustworthy women to travel in Indiana for established, reputable households. Promises salary and expenses, steady position, requires reference and self addressed stamped envelope. Third Floor Omaha Bid Chicago Hi.
A rural update notes a light rain last Saturday and poor wheat quality. It lists residents visiting, funerals at West Newton, a choral tribute, and a family moving to Cleveland Missouri. Also mentions Simmons Liver Regulator and local school activities plus a Fourth of July outing and a trader paying prices for poultry and eggs.
The letter describes heavy rains widening fields and a late harvest with corn planted only twice. It notes weddings in the area, relatives visiting, and a comment that the country west of the river is in better condition. Effie Perry shows Western fever with plans around September.
Subscribers are offered free four line notices under Wanted and Trade headings. Extra lines incur four cents per line per issue. first four lines remain free. Local bidders, pickled meats, sewing machines and safes are promoted with bargain pricing and contact notes for Moore’s office and local dealers.
A Lexington woman claims to clear debt via a dishwasher business promoted by The Mound City Dish Co of St. Louis. She says six weeks earnings reached 30 dollars and predicts 4,000 next year, urging others to become agents and noting fast dishwashing as a selling point.
The Jersey City and Philadelphia Pennsylvania Lines stations now employ Uniformed Parcel Porters to help arriving and departing passengers. Porters meet trains, assist with rolling chairs, accompany passengers between key NYC ferries and elevated railways, and are stationed daily from 9 AM to midnight. The service is voluntary and not tied to tips.
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