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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1896
Page
1
Fragmented verse laments a mischievous elf who causes trouble but reveals remorse when caught. The garbled text hints at a moral about unintended harm and wishes for better choices, set in a somber, old fashioned tone.
The Philadelphia Record recounts a sprawling mosaic of fringe topics from a colonial era, including ornate domestic interiors, relics of revolutions, and a Cape Coast wedding. It highlights rich furniture, draped rooms, portraits of notable figures, and a native ceremony described with colonial curiosity.
Local notes recount visits by Mrs J J Weiland and son Carl of Detroit, theater and music lessons, business transfers, and community events. Accounts describe grade work on Main Street, Mooresville Clipper baseball, teacher visits, and a Bethesda chapter gathering with musical performances and refreshments.
A Kansas court holds that a man who regularly calls on a woman and escorts her to entertainments is legally engaged to marry her, reflecting a distinctive interpretation of implied engagement in the case reported by the Detroit Free Press.
A 19th century notice asserts that silver coinage should freely circulate on a gold standard and offers to exchange and redeem such coinage. It emphasizes payment of bills and guaranteed satisfaction in handling gold via exchanges.
Mileage tickets issued by the Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh offer convenient travel across key cities and towns in Ohio Indiana Illinois and beyond. The two cent per mile rate on long trips promises savings with tickets valid on several routes and branches, including Wayne Route and Panhandle lines.
The notice promotes Syrup Pepsin in multiple sizes sold by GW Bass and claims high satisfaction. It also touts De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve for eczema and piles and recommends Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for children with croup and whooping cough, endorsed by G W Richards of Duquesne, Pennsylvania.
A shop advertises a fresh and complete stock including Queens glass tin and crocks ware at very key prices. The dealer highlights a broad assortment and value pricing to attract shoppers.
Auction notice lists several lace curtain lots with different pair counts lengths three yards wide prices from 5 cents to 2.50. Notable items include Nottingham and Irish Point Lace Curtains with patterns and trimmings at reduced costs.
Mrs R De Young of Middleburg Ta praises One Minute Cough Cure for six years of use by herself and her children calling it the quickest acting and most satisfactory cough remedy she has ever used.
W. High Street welcomes Clint Manker now ready to paint buggies in first class style. The shop handles bias blacksmith work of all kinds at reasonable prices and specializes in wagon and buggy wood work with new wheels. E. H. Morgan promotes the business.
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