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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1899
Page
2
A letter from Carnell Alabama credits three bottles of Dr Miles Heart Cure for ending years of heart disease dizziness and palpitations. The writer states doctors and medicines failed but the remedy restored health and allows normal activity.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local guide or newspaper note with garbled lines about publication frequency and subscription rates. No coherent events, people, or places beyond Ontario and Acresville vibe are readable.
The community page reports various updates including Mrs Rebecca Greeson’s poor health, Newman facing threats, a social club suspension, and new movement as John Weller sells farmland to Oscar Robbins. Rev L S Knotts visits Indianapolis. F J Lindley receives Manila battlefield photos from a soldier brother.
Local notices list Overtons coffee specials and various small items. Florence Harvey visits Indianapolis on business. Miss Cora Staton tours Gasburg, and Miss Lotta Palmer returns for summer from White's Institute. H.B. Taylor plans a cottage on Indiana street. local merchants promote goods and a buggy seller advertises.
The ad promotes five rare pansy varieties from Alessus May & Co of St Paul Minnesota. Send ten cents in silver or stamps for a seed collection with full planting instructions and a free packet of a noted variety, plus a list of recipients and their addresses for proof of purchase.
Fragmentary report describes a private reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Verney Macy. Guests attended a gathering in the evening, with food and social chat mentioned amid garbled names and vague actions.
An advertising snippet touts Burleds Arnical Salve as the best salve for cats and a wide range of ailments. It pledges guaranteed satisfaction with no pay if not cured, listing conditions such as ulcers fever sores and skin eruptions.
Fragmentary note indicates items offered for sale by Geo W Bass with prices listed per box. No further details visible.
Dressiar born March 11 1834 departed this life March 22 1900 after long illness. He married Mary J Zaring in 1871 and had six children four of whom survived. He joined the Me EB church forty five years ago and was a faithful member. Funeral conducted by Rev JW Collins at Salem M E church near Brownstown with burial under the 100 F order.
A medical note warns the quick agent of death and states that fully one third of recent deaths stem from pneumonia following laGrippe. It cites Foleys and Var as unrelated to pneumonia, mentioning J. W. Hornaday in connection with the discussion.
Advertised position seeks several trustworthy persons in Illinois to handle business in their own and nearby counties. Salary paid daily with expenses covered. References and endorsements requested, send stamped envelope to Wervert Ey Hess, President, Dept. M, Chicago.
An advertisement touts Warner’s Wire Wine and Tan Syreur as cures for La Grippe, claiming a full recovery in 2 hours if taken thoroughly. It promises relief from coughs and features a price cue of 25e. It also touts low prices on groceries at Ross’ store.
Geo. B. Secord of Towanda New York endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for his family after long use. For sale by local retailers.
An old advertisement touts Consumption Cure Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy on earth, claiming it cures a cold in one day when taken timely. Price listed as 25 and 49 cents.
Strayed a black shoat about 59 lbs missing. Ei F Coffey notes sale of a well broke horse wagon and double harness. Items left at G W Bass drug store mittens and a second render. Owners urged to call. Also for sale a bicycle listed by Frank Bass.
The Dressler family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during a time of trouble and affliction. They acknowledge they cannot repay the support and offer prayers for blessings. This note appears in a local newspaper, accompanied by an advertisement for Overton's first class stores at low prices.
An advertisement claims shoppers can save money by buying at Overton's while receiving first class goods. The message stresses affordability and quality in groceries.
An advertisement touts Banner Salve as the best in the world. It asserts a prescription by a renowned skin specialist and claims healing for piles burns ulcers and other skin ailments.
Rev J W J Collins and Rev B Ensminger preach each Sunday with services at 9 30 and 11 plus 7 30 p m Bible school 9 45 a m Y P S C E 5 30 p m and Junior and Epworth Leagues on Sundays The church holds Thursday prayer meetings Friday choir practice and a first Monday official meeting All are invited to attend all services across the week
Patent horse medicine advertised as a tonic blood purifier and vermifuge by Cady dealers. Not food but medicine to put a horse in prime condition. Price 25 cents per package. For sale by
The W C T U holds its monthly meeting on the first Tuesday of each month. Members discuss chapter business and upcoming events at the society’s designated meeting place.
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