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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1904
Page
5
Do You Want Strength states that increasing strength requires digestion and absorption of food by nerves, blood, and tissues before elimination. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsin Cure as a pleasant tonic that digests food and helps the system appropriate all strength-giving qualities, sold by Hornaday Brog.
The Rocresville Guide lists 75 cents yearly with a March list and April 1st dates. It notes excursion tickets to Indianapolis via Pennsylvania Lines and mentions a Joel Genet as agent. The piece includes disjointed health and tonic claims with scattered references to nerves and digestion.
Fragmented text mentions roads, advertisements, and local names with unclear details. The readable bits reference a coast line, meat market, and a dated or signed notice. Overall content is garbled and lacks coherent events or entities to confirm.
A garbled OCR passage mentions medical remedies, dyspepsia cures, and various scattered names and places. It references remedies by Paverite and Gopeanedsy and hints at a legal or public notice amid fragmented street scenes.
Colonic Tickets to West and Northwest via Pennsylvania Lines and a medical testimonial claim from Mrs Gertrude I Fenner of Marion Inn about One Minute Cough Cure. customer recovery, weight gain, and lung strengthening cited. seller Hornaday Bros. listed.
Seed vats for sale at the mill and a general mix of community notices appear. Albert Macy of Chicago visited with his brothers O P Macy and V D Macy. Harry Ruasie promoted to yardlers in Vandalla yard office at Indianapolis. Miss Ruth’s birthday party and a church opera program are noted amid sales ads for curtains and blinds at Janes’ and various local greetings.
Nansie Elliott born in Guilford County North Carolina departed this life in Indiana after a long life of service. She lived with Jesse Wilson and other families and worked in many homes. She joined the Friends church at Monrovia Indiana and supported Bertha Bailard home for working girls. Her last sickness was pneumonia at W E Hadley’s home. she expressed willingness to go and leaves surviving relatives and friends.
James King moved to the house vacated by William Allred on the Conduitt farm. John Peters moved to the Thackery property. Mrs Frederick slipped on a rug and fell by the cook stove but soon recovered. Alonzo Francis moved to Jesse Plummer's former farm after Thompson relocated south of Mooresville. Thanks expressed to Mrs Ward Francis for maple molasses.
Local notes report two weeks of school remaining and various residents facing sickness. Families moving into vacated farms, births, and farm activity mix with prayer meetings and church attendance as Edith Wagettuau and others recover.
The ad warns that Witch Hazel Salve names are often abused and promotes E C DeWitt & Co Chicago as the original genuine makers. It cautions buyers about counterfeit products and urges ensuring the box bears the DeWitt name for a certain cure. Sold by Hornady Bros.
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio writes a dramatic note about pneumonia and a terrible cough that worsened daily. After trying Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption the child recovered fully. The remedy is sold by Geo W Bass druggist at 50c and 1.00 with free trial bottles offered.
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