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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1899
Page
4
The fragment notes men choosing to act in a way that circumvents personal effort, suggesting ease in taking action that crosses self boundaries. It emphasizes a habit of avoidance rather than direct confrontation.
After a successful film release, a leading actor gains media attention and increased public interest. The article notes visible changes in clothing as a shorthand sign of rising fame. Public curiosity centers on the actor's next project and potential endorsements.
Advertisement from FJ Cheney & Co offering $1000 for any deafness marked by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hand’s Catarrh Care. Claims deafness results from Eustachian tube inflammation and catarrh. asserts pills restore normal function and prevent permanent hearing loss.
Fragmentary text hints at a person grappling with bravery and self doubt in the face of a difficult task. No clear names or events are readable to anchor specific facts or dates.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Tease as a powder to loosen tight shoes and relieve corns bunions and swollen feet. It claims instant relief and fits growing feet issues. The text instructs purchase from drugstores and lists a New York address for promotions.
A garbled reference to William Deering and binder twine, described as the world’s finest harvester item, hints at a Chicago area discovery or claim. The scrambled text notes value and a tied binding tied to a major agricultural figure and region.
Mrs Ep Ex Linger of Jorvine Trex recounts nine years of prolapse and severe symptoms eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports a painless labor and a healthy baby girl, expressing deep gratitude for the remedy's effects on her health and ability to work.
Mrs Exige Schneider of 1244 Heres Ave Dernort Micu says Lydia E Pinkham remedies revived her strength after fainting spells and weakness. She recalls a terrible state before using the preparations and now feels “wonderfully strengthened” and free of those feelings.
Dr. Talmage argues home life surpasses transient hotel living using Luke’s Good Samaritan parable. He praises a humble home’s privacy and memory, warns against boarding houses, and urges capitalists to build affordable housing to sustain middle class families. He invokes Christ as center and recalls Henry Clay’s motherly memory as moral anchor.
A Sunday School lesson analyzes Daniel 3 recounting Shadrach Meshach and Abednego defying Nebuchadnezzar, the furnace ordeal, and divine deliverance. It notes the king’s fury, the miracle of four men in the fire, and the accompanying moral questions about faith, obedience, and law.
A mother cautions her son about a boy on the street. The boy defends him, saying he is not bad and has been released from reform school twice for good behavior. The dialogue appears in a humorous Puck magazine tone.
Washington reports Dr. Oscar Loew and Dr. R Emerich have developed an enzyme based treatment for germ diseases aiming to replace serum therapy. Experiments in Munich and the U S show the method could kill disease germs with produced enzymes, varying from typhoid to diphtheria, cholera and anthrax, with preservation techniques under development.
The speaker urges practical worth over boasting, recalling a wedding gift of thirty shillings and two pendents from LT to his mother as a measure of restraint. He emphasizes humility and earning merit rather than flaunting wealth.
An advertisement extols Pe runa and related remedies for female health and catarrh. It claims many women recovered from illness and returned to work after using Peruna, Velvac catarrh is described as a major female ailment, and a free health book by Dr. Hartman is offered from Columbus, Ohio.
Historical ad claims chorera morbus cholera infantum and related bowels catarrh, calling Peruna an absolute specific. Dr Hartman cites forty years practice and says Peruna cures cholera infantum dysentery diarrhoea and cholera morbus. Free copy of Summer Catarrh offered.
An advertisement proclaims a treatise detailing cures for various chronic illnesses, claiming unmatched success. It invites serious men to request the book by sending 13 cents for postage, with free delivery in a plain prepaid envelope.
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