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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
4
An advertisement warns against wallpaper layering and mold growth, citing Lydia E. Pinkham’s guidance and urging use of Alabastine. The rock-base cement allegedly seals walls, resists rot, and provides a safe, lasting disinfectant coating to restore habitable rooms.
Humorous banter from the Indianapolis Journal contrasts cautious parental inquiry with a youth’s boast of a partner’s Welsh rabbit cooking. The piece then pivots to a proverb about investing in uncertain ventures and returns.
Delays are dangerous. Let us live for each other with care and avoid meddling as we pursue urgent unity.
A woman reportedly avoids looking in the mirror and is described as blind. The statement presents a local or personal belief about her condition without corroborating medical details.
Advertises a free medical book titled Know Thyself offered to male readers who mention the notice and send Ge for postage. Sealed and postpaid, with address to Peabody Medical Institute, 4 Bulfinch Street, Boston Maia. Write today for free copy.
The John M. Smyth Company of Chicago has grown from a small local supplier to a nationwide mail order wholesale house. A vast illustrated catalog now exceeds 1000 pages, offering low wholesale prices on Eat Wear and Use items. Color photos showcase curtains draperies and wall paper, enabling distant customers to buy from home and save on multiple intermediary profits.
An old advertisement text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It claims a constitutional remedy works on the blood and mucous membranes with a $1000 reward for any failure and urges readers to request circulars and testimonials.
A fragment notes a church sewing circle where women spend hours at a church gathering and return home without news. The text mentions signature on each box of a product labeled Lazative Quinine Tablets.
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a coffee substitute with a rich brown mocha like color. It claims adults can drink it safely, appealing to delicate stomachs and suggesting 25 cents per package at groceries. It ends with a slogan about bonds of matrimony.
An ad touts a daily benela health regimen from Zane’s Family Medicine. It promises gentle effects on the liver and kidneys and relief from headaches. The price is listed as 25. The copy also muses on hereditary traits and ancestral blame.
A promotional offer invites readers to write to Allen & Ulmated in Le Roy New York for a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease. The ad claims it helps shake out tired feet and overall comfort, reflecting a period marketing tone.
An advertisement urges parents not to give tea or coffee to children and promotes Grain-O as a tasty grain based drink that replaces coffee. It claims Grain-O nourishes and distributes health through the body and notes it is sold by all grocers.
An advertisement touts Dr Harvey’s Rheumatic Cure with claims of long use in practice and offers pamphlets from Harvey Medicines Co. in Boston. It also features a testimonial praising Piso’s Remedy for Catarrh from L C Johnston of Iola Texas dated June 24.
A sixteen year old Lydia Mayer, secretary of Beth Sarah Chub, leads a civic push against excess saloons in Brownsville. She lobbies license commissioners, galvanizes women, and spurs one saloon to convert into a mission hall with books and coffee sales, attracting diverse visitors and earning the title mayoress while studying law.
Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents offer low fares to Florida and southern winter resorts. Free information on tourist tickets and timetables available from nearest representative or W. W. Richardson district passenger agent. Provide travel plans to receive prompt, gratis help with arrangements.
Mrs Mire asks if domestic relations are satisfactory noting the couple shares a long term servant of ten years. The Detroit Free item implies scrutiny of household harmony.
A fragment references an old Cleveland Plain Dealer item about a two cent valentine and a person once sent such a note, capturing a historical caption or snippet in a concise card style.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad announces round trip tickets at about half rates to major points in Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and West Florida on the first and third Tuesdays of March and April. For details contact P Sid Jones in Birmingham or J St Milliken in Louisville.
A foreign medical journal documents an eight year old with severe measles treated by red light from a photographer's lamp with an orange yellow globe. On two occasions the eruption fever vanished within hours after exposure and later returned when the light was removed. A brother sister and a fourth patient were treated likewise with success. The piece closes with a reflection on how ancestors can hinder a man from feeling important.
An advertisement extols Ayer's Hair Vigor as a universal testimonial claiming to restore color to gray hair and promote growth, softness, and gloss while serving as an elegant hair dressing. It asserts unsolicited endorsements from users as proof. The ad notes a price of $1.00 and targets druggists.
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