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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
3
A reader describes a sickly child whose cramps and nervous symptoms persisted despite doctors. The ad suggests a remedy called Tir by Merverus and emphasizes calming, strengthening routines for babies and young children with nervous disorders.
An item details a remedy from Chamberlain for grip and stomach illness in a child. It notes two boxes of the tablets cured the child, and praises Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and Chamberlain’s Couch Remedy as safe, effective preventatives and treatments for colds, grip, and pneumonia with Bass as the local druggist. The piece echoes local advertisement tone and cites numerous testimonials.
Notice seeks 100000 feet of sugar logs in the tree or delivered by rail. Respondents deliver to box 188 Mooresville Ind.
Rocky Mountain Tea offers a spring tonic promising to make mothers fathers grandmothers grandfathers and children eat. The ad emphasizes a health claim for 33 cents and lists Hornaday Bros as the seller.
Local ads boast low grocery prices from F. M. Hadley and offer a wide stock including new ginghams and embroideries. Community mentions include visits from Indianapolis residents, a 77 year old elder, school and church events, sales led by Charles W. Sheets, and farm auction plans in Mooresville.
Mrs W Wetkins of Pleasant City Ohio recounts pneumonia and a severe cough in her boy, treated with Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. The child recovered and is now well. The medicine is promoted as the only sure cure for coughs colds and all lung diseases. G W Bass druggist guarantees it with price 50 cents and a dollar, trial bottles free.
Rev. Lydia T. Painter held her regular appointment for Sunday with an attentive audience. Misses Pearl Mills and Florence Elmore visited Clarence Mills and wife and Mrs Will Evans and children. Jay Bradley and Robin spent Sunday with grandparents at Plainfield. W o T L Varvey and wife visited Mooresville and Mrs Varvey’s sick aunt. Mrs. Eli Winte is ill. Miss Matel Dewees goes to Kuivhtown for the summer with her aunt. A missionary meeting featured a solo by Pearl Mills and a duet by Jessie Dewees. The eighth grade exam was held for Celestia Dewees at Fairview. Orricy Harvey and Floy Gilbert visited May Shudley. County Superintendent Woo Baker visited our school. A lecture at Mooresville attracted attendees. Our school will close April 3. Charley Grifith is improving. Calvin Harvey of Bridgeport plans a public sale of his personal effects on Wednesday April 1.
Disturbances of strikers are not as craving as an individual disorder of the system. Overwork, loss of sleep, nervous tension lead to collapse unless a remedy is immediately used. Keeune Dittera is praised as a tonic for nervousness rheumatism malaria and overall system support. J W Bass promises satisfaction guaranteed.
Change in time of trains on Pennsylvanian Lines outlines new schedules from Mooresville Indiana station. It lists departure times for East and West routes with daily and Sunday exceptions and directs passengers to ticket agent B F Jamison for details.
This ad argues that a weak stomach weakens the man or woman and health depends on stomach strength. It promotes Kodo Dyspepsia Cure as a treatment that cleanses purifies sweetens and strengthens the stomach glands and membranes and cures indigestion and stomach troubles.
Mrs. Gertrude E Fenner of Marion Indiana suffered a deep seated lung cough causing pneumonia and weight loss from 148 to 92 pounds. After trying many remedies she used One Minute Cough Cure and was fully cured. Four bottles restored her cough, lung strength, and normal weight and health.
Freelove Taylor Dolen died at age 30 after a long illness. Her brief life highlighted steadfast Christian faith, devotion to family, and service in the M E church and Sunday school. She leaves husband D E Dolen and three sons Samuel Roy and William, with surviving parents and sister, and many friends. Her memory is celebrated with prayer and the promise of heavenly rest.
Notice invites bids from April 1 for building a Goose Creek bridge on Washington Street Mooresville Morgan County Indiana. Bids filed with Town Clerk Daniel E Doren. Plans available at town office. Work must start promptly with abutments up to low water and a 60 day completion period. The Trustees reserve the right to reject any bid.
Notice to bridge contractors invites sealed bids on a Goose Creek bridge in Mooresville Morgan County with stone or concrete abutments or arches and low water depth requirements. Bids due April seventh to Town Clerk Daniel E Dole. plans available at the Town Clerk office. The Board reserves the right to reject any bid and award to the lowest responsible bidder. March 2005.
An advertisement declares jewels attract women but health suffers from frenzied shopping. It promotes Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a prompt aid for coughs colds and bronchial troubles before consumption injures lungs. Sold by G W Bass at 25c and 7dc.
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