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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1896
Page
8
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is advertised as the leading remedy for constipation indigestion and sick headache wherever introduced. Trial size costs 10 cents with options for 50 cents and 1.00. Produced by GW Bass.
Advertises steady positions with salary and expenses for trustworthy individuals to travel in India. Requires reference and self addressed stamped envelope. Location listed as Third Fleet oma ha Bhiv Chicago FU eo.
A garbled OCR passage presents scattered phrases about people, places, and costs. It includes mentions of a sleeve, map, beer, a tree, and various unclear references, with no coherent narrative or identifiable event.
Madison Township report notes visits by Ida Fields and friends to relatives, Charlie Johnson and wife from near Monrovia, and Will Evans, a longtime drummer for A. M. Fitch & Co. Farmers near harvest end. local talk includes Sunday school attendance and mixed opinions on gold, with garbled remarks on newspapers and advertising. A brief item mentions Sunday school plans and a children’s day at All Olive, weather and attendance uncertain.
The list includes shop ads for for sale items such as wagons sewing machines and livestock equipment. It mentions weather rain, fishing parties at White River, and a few local names including Mrs. Wiliam Harrah and Annie Rairden visiting relatives. A capital visit by Master Ratphiliirai is noted along with oats yield and a few injuries.
A local note mentions a house for Mr Lane near West Newton. A woman from near Monrovia sought a man who defrauded her of two weeks board while travelling the country selling enlargements. Weather disrupted services, and youth plan an excursion to Cincinnati soon.
A St Louis reader claims to mail fruit samples and directions for eighteen two cent stamps, promising readers can earn a couple hundred dollars at home in a few days by selling sample fruits and guidance.
The column explains free notices up to four lines per issue and the need to fall within four lines for each entry. It notes subscribers have rights to the notices and mentions formatting expectations for "Wanted" "For Sale" and "Found" notices.
Uniformed Porters recently established at the Bers ve sencer station serve Pennsy passengers. Porters meet trains and assist travelers between Perry Street New York City and the Central Railroad of New Jersey. The service, extending to Pais street Station, includes meeting trains and aiding passengers with conveyances and luggage.
For Rent. Farm for rent 17 acres located 3 miles from Mooresville. Apply at this office to E Stone and Son.
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