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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
2
An advertisement touts Dr Heltin’s Kidney Tablets as a cure for early Bright’s Disease and other kidney or bladder ailments. It claims records of cures and warns against counterfeit preparations, noting Moltin Chemical Co as distributor.
Mooresville area notes cheerful, with Edith Hadley ill, Dr. Manker from Indianapolis visiting, and Will Newby and Mrs. Woodruff seen in town. The telephone network expands to forty instruments, Misses Mills and Day attend Webeck exercises, and Hannah Harvey, longtime resident, dies in Kansas. Petitions, visits, and local ads fill the page plus a reader letter endorsing James Bishop for the legislature.
Chattanooga writer describes a July 3 1900 trip from Tullahoma to Lookout Mountain. He ferried rail ascent with guide William Pete, touring Point Lookout and Civil War sites, the National Cemetery with Andrews Raiders grave, and views across Tennessee including Georgia Alabama and Kentucky boundaries. He praises the city and landscape, noting red soil and rolling hills.
Special Notices list multiple items in Mooresville including real estate for sale and trade, livestock for sale, domestic services, lost items a gold brooch pin and a lady’s comb, and notices about loans on farm security. Several names appear such as Dolen Worth Carter and Mendenhall with locations Mooresville Indiana.
The article argues fat in pork is hard to digest and burdens digestion. It notes many rely on it in cold weather but fat is often deficient in easily absorbed form. It praises cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion as the most digestible fat supplying nerve, brain and digestive power.
A local ad column promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for digestion relief and cure. One Minute Cough Cure touted for coughs colds and lung troubles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve recommended for burns and skin diseases. De Witt's Little Early Risers praised as reliable pills. G W Bass promotion.
Professor Houten reports widespread use of Green's August Flower for dyspepsia liver stomach and constipation after ten years of travel. He cites travelers salesmen and office workers with headaches from irregular habits as benefiting from the remedy. Sample bottles are free at Bass' Drug Store and sold by dealers worldwide.
A new Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway schedule on Monday June 18 adds a Sleeping Car on Train No 3 from Fort Wayne to Petoskey and Harbor Springs. Train No Dover gains a Fort Wayne Route Sleeping Car connection for Northern Michigan resorts. reservations via John E Ross Fort Wayne Ind.
Lee Cream at Taggart's describes a compound called Kodol Dyspepsia Cure holding natural digestants and substances that build digestive organs. It digests what you eat and allows dyspeptics to eat nourishing food while stomach troubles are cured by its medicinal agents. It is pleasant to take and offers quick relief.
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