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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1899
Page
3
Martinsville items report town happenings Monday and Tuesday with visits by Claries Sheets of Indianapolis and Speaker Poe's new house under construction. Local residents, illnesses, birthdays, sales, and upcoming auctions fill the column as milliners plan spring stock and community services address schooling and church events.
Fragmentary text describes a health remedy named Foley's Witney Cures Guarantee Preparation. The garbled lines mention local locations and cautious language about effectiveness. The passage reads like an old time advertisement with unclear claims and suspicious branding.
D S Spoon barber shop operates in Mooresville and also handles Our Native Herbs. The text references The Great Bleed Pori fierataliver Resuhitor and 208 slavs treatment in connection with S Spoon, with location noted as St Sitaleur in Mooresville.
OCR fragment appears to mention Nervine and rest terms, suggesting medical or restorative context. Lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete events to identify a fuller story.
An old advertisement touts a Paned laxative and Prema Quinine tablet as a miracle cure for a cold. It promises quick relief and refunds, citing a price per tablet and urging customers to buy for fast results.
Meo EB Tiss of Hannibal Missouri says a frightening illness nearly killed him. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a dramatic recovery from a severe fever and lung troubles. He emphasizes the medicine’s quick relief and safety and notes trial bottles are free at Gov. W Bass Drug Store.
Fragmentary text notes air safety in counties, work conducted at a lane, and material about stamps and envelopes. Mentions Herbert Eldes and press references, with unclear dates and names. The readable parts suggest a brief community record of actions and postal items without clear events or outcomes.
A neighbor recommends Foley's Kidney Cure after four doctors give up on a patient. The woman, once exhausted, now walks several miles without fatigue and reports being saved by the medicine. Letter from M. Banry and A. L. Thornaday praising effectiveness.
The notice states fares to Philadelphia and New York via Washington cost no more than direct Pennsylvania routes with a ten day stop option at Mansionaire Capital for via Washington passengers. It directs inquiries to Pennsylvania Lines agents and W W Richardson Indianapolis and mentions Rev E Edwards Martinsville Pa praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism.
A rough, OCR damaged notice column lists free publication terms for four line items per issue while charging regular rates for additional items. Scattered entries describe stray horses, a bicycle, spectacles, a cod farm near Moore, and various solicitations. the text is garbled and includes scattered names and places such as Wood, Forster, and Mendenhall.
A promotional note asserts Miles' Nervine releases grip symptoms when taken. It claims the preparation cures the grip through medicinal action attributed to Miles' Nervine.
Geo B Secord of Powanda New York praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior to all others after long use in his family. Product sold by A W Thornaday.
Incomplete text references a meeting with people named Dhovoushiv and Ward and a sale or purchase related to fees and a catty someone. The legible parts indicate discussions about earnings, costs, and a possible meeting leaving four behind.
The notice asserts pneumonia follows la grippe and attacks Foley's Honey and Tar as a false preventive claim. It warns that people who used the product during or after la Grippe believe they are cured but still fall ill with pneumonia.
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