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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1897
Page
1
The distinguished poet and novelist Miss Jean Ingelow died in London England on Monday in her seventy seventh year. The report notes her literary stature and impact across both poetry and prose.
A rebuilding sale offers reduced prices on dress goods, linens, and fabrics including 49-inch mohair and silk blends. Notable discounts include 60 cents to 2 dollars per yard on assorted textiles and yardage across multiple departments. The event features large stock of patterns, prints, and winter fabrics with emphasis on value and selection.
The Mail prints a lengthy letter proposing annexing parts of Canada and New York to strengthen strategic frontiers. It mentions potential gains in trade and defense and suggests Alaska and other northern areas as possible targets for border revision.
The fragment describes a so called medicine for liver and stomach ailments claiming to prevent chills fever and liver attacks. It mentions stomach distress and general digestive complaints with assertions of strong health benefits and references to a specific product name and remedy actions.
A partial readable item notes a local event in La Prt Sake Car with unclear details and limited context. No additional names or dates are confirmed in the legible text.
Reported incident details a West Virginia woman, Mrs. Edna Bernice Hitchens, alleged to have attacked an oil executive in Pittsburgh rooms, while a separate case notes a man dying after a vitriol assault. Alaska gold field rush promises crowded steamers and early winter travel. London fever drives prospectors to prepare for harsh Alaska conditions.
Charles Dixon, a West Front street resident, has endured years of heavy smoking from 50 to 60 cigars daily. The description notes his physical and mental deterioration, extreme agitation when denied cigarettes, and destructive fits when confined.
Harry Low suffered a severe finger injury in mara machinery and required amputation. The county teachers institute will be Aug 9 3 raf Black of Champaign Ills and L O Dole of Indianapolis will teach. Michael Keiler an elderly citizen dies Friday morning. Funeral at Friends church tomorrow. State Board of Education requires vocal music in schools and history teaching will use The sten boys.
Excursion tickets to Philadelphia sold by Pennsylvania Lines on August 2 3 and 4 for the L A W meet. Tickets available to all not limited to members, offering a chance for former Pennsylvanians to visit home via the Allegheny Mountains through Harrisburg and Lancaster. Contact nearest Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent for rates times and details.
This guide highlights top summer destinations along the Atlantic Coast Alleghenies Adirondacks Catskills and Great Lakes region reachable via the Pennsylvania Lines. It includes photographs of Atlantic City Cape May Long Branch Cresson Bedford Springs Petoskey Mackinac and Michigan and Northwest retreats. Copies available from Gro E Rockwelt District Passenger Agent Indianapolis Ind.
An advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure as absolutely reliable for kidney and bladder diseases. It claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is superior for bowel complaints and pleasant to take. The ad notes sales by GW Bass.
Mrs E G Gregory of Frederickstown Missouri cites quick relief for a grandchild with severe bowel trouble after failing doctors remedies. The ad notes to contact to buy through G W Bass or the nearest Ticket Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines via Geo E Rockwell Indianapolis.
Advertises a promo by J. W. Hornaday for a two cent bottle of Foley's Colic Cure to the first Civil War veteran who applies. Claims relief for chronic diarrhea cramps and bowel complaints. Sold by J. W. Hornaday.
An 19th century ad promotes Buklen's Arnica Salve as the best treatment for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists 25 cents per box with Geo. W. Bass as the seller.
A controversial physician Dr. Miley faces scrutiny as reports claim his pain pills fail to help patients. Community members demand answers while regulators review prescribing practices and safety concerns surface amid growing complaints.
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