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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1897
Page
2
Community notes record visits and greetings among residents, with names including Irvin Parm er, Robert Scutt, Miss Jasste, and Miss Cora Paty. The jumbled OCR includes dates, places, and casual social interactions across weeks and towns.
The Mooresville Gripe announces two weekly editions to serve local readers. A four page home edition focuses on local news and ads with brief national summaries. An eight page edition adds extended reading and worldwide news resumes with special features.
Mrs A W Reagan attended the city on Wednesday. Residents viewed a partial solar eclipse yesterday morning. Mrs W H Spoon and two children from Muncie Ind visit Mr and Mrs Burrel Spoon. Mr and Mrs F B Monical of Livingston Mont visited Mr and Mrs R R Scott. J A Taggart offers top quality ice cream. Mooresville's business district showed a boom last Saturday with crowded streets and full itch racks as townspeople and country visitors gathered.
The advertisement touts Emulsion of Cadiver 611 as a condensed nourishment to strengthen the system against disease. It urges all underweight individuals to take reasonable doses all summer and offers bottles for sale by druggists at 50 cents and 2 dollars.
A cattle outfit sharer recalls Mr. Rime Jens, famed for branding pen grit, who pursued fiddling. At a leap year Richmond's dance a committee backs his effort with a cello and mouth organ, but he falters, then recovers to finish with a dance with the pretty girl who recruited the instrument, and vows to improve by 1908.
An August Latics Home Journal excerpt argues that parental respect relies on parental authority and modest dress. It warns daughters should not imitate luxury, or appropriate a mother’s clothing, lest family dignity and respect erode.
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