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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
3
An old health advert notes kidneys as blood purifiers, warns overwork harms heart function, and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims cures for kidney and bladder trouble, offers sample bottles by mail, and urges mentioning the paper when writing.
Murphy the tailor is reported to join the WOLK free program offering complimentary services. Details on eligibility or dates are not provided in the fragmented item.
Readable items describe grocery deals at Overton’s with ads for new patterns and low prices. Local residents including Riley Hadley Ed Ballard E Rooker Announced visits to Indianapolis Greenfield and Danville with social calls and birthdays among Alpha Elliott Miss Ha Hicks and Miss Emma Relinson. Mentions of travel routes, family gatherings, and a plug for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a liver and bowel aid.
An advertisement from Harry Thompson as agent for Indianaplis News and Sentinel offers to replace worn-out nee cans for free with weekly shipping and biweekly pickup. It mentions extras carried by Smith's Dye Works and lists a Post Office headquarters.
An ad style warning urges recognizing early kidney or bladder trouble to prevent Brights disease or diabetes. It promotes Forey’s Kipsey Cine as a remedy and cautions against delaying care. The message uses urging language from G W Bass.
Fragmented text records a patriotic hymn fragment and a local town notice ordering street closures and public safety actions. It also mentions individuals in Indianapolis and Mooresville with scattered dates and names, plus a stray classified line about wanted farmers. The mix suggests a dated local newspaper item combining song, travel notes, and a public notice.
A local account details the Manchester bird known for its striking plumage and gentle disposition. It notes its habitat, diet of insects, and the threat of swift extermination. The text praises the bird as beneficial to gardens and tropical surroundings while lamenting its vulnerable fate.
Four year old Tommy visits a neighbor and asks for bread and butter. The neighbor offers cookies, but Tommy says his mother told him to be sure and not ask for any.
Dr D B Cargile of Washita I T reports Mrs Brewer healed of years of scrofula sores by Elec Bitters. The remedy is praised as the best blood purifier and universal tonic, aiding digestion and body strength. Sold by G W Bass with guarantee.
Advertises excursions to North Manchester Indiana by Pennsylvania Lines with dates May 21 to June 5 for local departures within 100 miles and May 23 to June 5 for longer journeys. Return limits and extension options through Central Passenger Association described. Also mentions a German Baptists annual meeting at North Manchester on May 21 with related tickets and terms. Also includes unrelated asthma relief testimonial.
Fragmented OCR note describes a product named Civuberain with eye and skin benefits and claims of healing various ailments. Mentions a price of 2 cents per hex and signs off with A. W. Hornaday.
Advert reads relief from piles eczema and skin diseases with DeWitts Witch Mazel Salve. Warns against counterfeit products and suggests buying only from OW TAs.
Reverend S P Klotz of Waterloo Indiana reports over 20 years of dyspepsia relief from one bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, saying he feels like a different person after using it. Advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism sprains and bruises with quick relief and a 25 or 40 cent price.
For two years Trace Kelley of Mansfield Pennsylvania suffered kidney trouble despite medical visits and medicine spending. After using Perry’s Wroxey Cork he now reports relief and urges others to try it.
A. Noted Doctor Quee warns women lose freshness early due to nature's demands and suggests a simple laxative regimen though no such laxative exists. Ads praise Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quick cure for poison ivy and skin irritations, urging use of the product.
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