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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows health warnings about kidney strain and uric acid, plus lettered notes from local township candidates seeking support for Brown Township positions. The content mixes medical claims with political notices and appears to be damaged.
A cluttered page notes visits by Miss Nita Phorabersys of West Newton and Horace Frailey, housing shifts for Harvey and Praddey families, and farm activity near Urthel church. Also listed are farm produce offers, a funeral resolution draft for Edward L. Olleman, and a Hazel Salve ad from DeWitt Co. with railroad schedules to Indianapolis and Martinsville nearby.
A vintage advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a fattening tonic and strength giver. It claims benefits for those with poor appetites, convalescents, invalids, and weak children, emphasizing nourishment for bone, blood, and nerves and promising a free label image on every bottle wrapper.
A garbled historical notice invokes a supreme being and memorials for a deceased person. The readable fragments mention a widow and children, with scattered names and ceremonial phrases, but many words are unreadable. The piece appears as a fragmented legal or ceremonial notice referencing guardianship and protections.
Reounsterets your whole Lady. makes rich red blood. Drives out emparities that have collected during the winter. Liobister's ocky Mountain Tea is a family tonic. 35 cents. Tea or tablets. Hornadsy Bros.
Whotce Nursery advertises spring stock including fruit trees shade trees ornamental evergreens vines bushes and plants. It touts select varieties recommended by the State Port agricultural Society for Central Indiana and urges readers to call or visit Lerredan for exclusive extras and personalized help.
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