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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1896
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment references Ayres and PSG with mentions of Devineators and a local event. Readable text hints at a local sports or group gathering but lacks clear details such as date, place, or outcomes. Further context needed to produce a precise item.
Fragmentary OCR text with repeated phrases. The readable parts mention Fgh tee and Mok Ke SY along with unclear identifiers. No coherent event or person details emerge for a full news summary.
Fragmented OCR shows references to insulin, dyspepsia cures, and patent medicines amid a chaotic page about a St Louis convention. It mentions Witte Little Early Tipsters, a presidential ticket with Willd McKinley and Hobart, and scattered notes on a Normal School event with students and a reception.
The notice states no new vase acceptances after specified dates as the doctor’s engagements require attention to ongoing cases. It mentions specialties including ear, nose, throat and lungs with hernia cured without surgery.
The article describes a 1 600 mile ticket plan offered by Pennsylvania Lines with a rate of two cents per mile saving on longer trips. It mentions destinations including Lincoln and Ohio routes, and notes Samuel Beem in Mooresville Indiana as the contact for information. It cites ticket offices and a Mr Beem as the agent.
An odd local note promotes a clothing shop claiming no barbed wire fence blocks access to bargains. The brief missive emphasizes affordability and novelty at the retailer, inviting readers to compare prices and selection with the ad’s humorous rustic sentiment.
Dr. Stackhouse arrived at the Jessee House Saturday to begin treating waiting cases and remained busy on the 7th and 8th with many patients. Miss Julia Lewis reports dramatic relief from catarrh after two weeks of treatment, saying headaches, sleep, hearing, and pain improved and she feels hopeful for full recovery.
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