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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1898
Page
8
The Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds has given away over ten million trial bottles. It has cured thousands of hopeless cases of asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat and lung diseases. Buy a trial bottle free then pay regular price with a guarantee or refund.
Fragmentary OCR describes a confusing schedule shift on a Sunday in June, mentioning Mooreville and various names and events. References include Petey, a possible railway or theatre schedule, and a focus on quick relief and asthma mentions. The text lacks coherent context or confirmed details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Bulev's Kidney Care and a general remedy claim. The text includes stray phrases about stages, expressions, and an unclear department reference, rendering readable details minimal and uncertain.
Readable fragments describe health care topics and local services including mentions of doctors, clinics, and disease care. The scattered text references Kidney care, windey and braider diseases, and a local Guipe or guide. The overall sense is a fragmented public notice or advertisement.
In a Civil War era ad a Dr Miles nerve product promises relief for chronic diarrhea bowel complaints and intestinal disorders. Text touts relief for veterans and offers a free bottle to the first applicant, with names and terms implied.
A patient suffers a severe headache and neuralgia under care of Dr Miles Pan Pells. The report notes a cent a dose remedy and mentions a move toward Hornaday's drug store for Fey's Culiy Cure.
Hot weather brings urgent need for rain as corn in gravely bottoms suffers while upland corn holds. Community updates include visits by J A Carter and family to elderly relatives, Sunday school attendance, harvest progress, kitchen shortages, and local illnesses. Church crowds outgrow facilities. Carl Park with typhoid fever in Chickamauga hospital. Joe Boyd visiting old neighborhood. poultry and hog mark suggestions amid new building plans.
Advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for back pain kidneys malaria and nervous troubles. It claims to purify blood tone liver and kidneys restore vigor cure constipation fainting spells and insomnia with a vegetable mild laxative formula sold at G W Bass’ Drug Store.
A fragmented ad promotes Dr Miles pain pills and various remedies, urging readers to obtain bottles for bowel complaints and stomach issues. It mentions Chamberlain's remedies and a general sales pitch but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
If a severe attack of colic or cholera morbus strikes and a physician is not quickly reachable, have a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready. It always provides prompt relief. For sale by.
Winona Lake Pennsylvania Lines near Warsay Padisna markets a growing summer resort with Winona Assembly and Summer School on 200 acres of woodland beside Winonka Lake. The season opens May 1 with excursion tickets and ongoing daily service through Sept 6, plus October return validity. Col C Dickey secretary and Pennsylvania Lines agents provide full info.
The advertisement claims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has aided millions of mothers for over fifty years by calming teething children. It promises relief from pain, softened gums, and cures wind colic and diarrhea, selling for twenty five cents a bottle. Sold by druggists worldwide. beware of imitations.
Public notices and ads printed free up to four lines per issue. Additional lines incur a charge. Several items listed include cider vinegar from Carter, hay from Henry Boone Sons, and a Colmina Bugsy Co product. Also described are a desirable house and lot, two wells, and a missing item note about money proved fraudulent.
The Indianapolis News positions itself as Indiana’s leading daily with the largest readership relative to population. It credits independent stance and broad coverage including telegraphic news, state affairs, markets, and morning inserts, claiming over 150000 readers daily.
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