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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions waste concerns near Bene, Soy, Meer and Gul Ur with unclear context and no identifiable dates or events. Requires readable source details to form a proper news item.
Local briefs mention Overton’s finest coffee, Mrs. Sam Hawk and Mrs. Maggie Woodruff hosting events, visits from Indiana and Martinsville residents, church socials, weddings, illnesses, and a blossoming telelphone system rollout across town with list of connected homes and businesses.
A severe Indian famine devastates western and central regions, risking millions. The article notes 60 million affected, with up to 10 million likely to perish without aid. It describes starvation scenes, private charity mobilization led by American and European missionaries, and government cooperation.
An advertisement claims early use of One Minute Cough Cure prevents illness and cures coughs colds croup asthma grippe and throat and lung troubles. Endorsed by G W Bass and P Thomp with promotional tone and dated phrasing.
Charles E. Davis of 1071 West Congress Street Chicago reports long bronchial ailment relief after starting Ferty's Honey and Tar. Also advertised are men’s tan shoes priced at 2.48 and 3.00 dollars at P Thompson's.
An offer announces a free sample bottle of Bosches German Syrup for adults with cold chest bronchitis throat or lung troubles at Bass Drug Store. One bottle per person, no children without parent order. Claims long history of giveaways and physician endorsement, with 15 cent bottles still available through dealers worldwide.
The notice states a demand for 5,000 hides at Gray's Tannery and mentions Earnest pumps at Overton's in connection with the request.
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