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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
2
Modern science shows most constitutional diseases begin with kidney trouble and that treating the kidneys first can aid illness. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root advertises kidney remedies with sample by mail and mentions Binghamton New York.
An obituary notice recalls Mahala Reynolds Wright born 1834 near Bloomingdale Indiana. It details her death March 25 1901 at age 66 and 10 months, her marriage to Griffith Wright, children Cora Elma Elnora and Emma Jane, and her devout Quaker faith.
Mrs. Maud Sellars and Mrs. Alice Lindley thank relatives neighbors and friends and the doctor for kindness during illness and after death of their wife and mother. Our Spring millinery opening is Monday and Tuesday April 1st and 2nd. Sumner Sisters advertise seed potatoes at J A Newman's and Easter hats. Bargains in groceries at Ross with free delivery. B F Jones notes notions for sale and horse shoeing at Logan Stout's smith shop on West Main St.
Mrs. John Bray hosted a dinner Friday in honor of Mrs. Anderson Hadley with guests including Mesdames W F Hadley C Allred and Riley Hadley C P Thompsons ad in this issue G A Keller now has a store telephone The Monrovia Cornet Band and Mozart Quartette will give a concert in the Opera House next Tuesday evening Griffith Wright plans to live with his daughters and to sell his Harrison street property The WL CLT UL will meet at Mrs McPhersons on West Main April 2 at 2 pm Mrs Will Cox Miss Anna Cox and Mrs John Mills and daughter Lulu attended Indianapolis Tuesday Readings list Ulisses Made Marel Rooker East of town and Miss Adam Purley were guests this past Sunday night
Wheat is looking well, Fields is quite sick. Mrs Nate Matthews is getting a long albright. Nate Gilbert went to Monrovia on business yesterday. Macy of Mooresville and Mr and Mrs. dees visited. Cab Matthews offers a fine lot of lambs in Morgan county and invites viewers.
A citizen criticizes temperance enforcement and social fear in Mooresville. He denounces the ramseiler and urges brave speech against evil, arguing faith in God over fear of Satan and warning against silent complicity.
A jumble of shop promos and notices features B F Jones worsteds and ginghams, Overton’s grocery ads, Taggart’s oysters, De Witt’s salve endorsements, and various sale and livestock requests. Includes hardware and pharmacy plugs, along with general notices from J E Overton, G W Bass, Ross’, and others.
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana describes a severe cough and consumption cured after using three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad claims it guarantees relief from coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and lung trouble with trial bottles free at Bass drug store and prices 50 cents and 1.00. Rent inquiry for a 110 acre property is noted.
Call and let us show you the items available and the improvements we will make to enhance body adornment with grace comfort and stability.
Misspelled ad copy describes large sores on a Morganton Tennessee girl’s head healing with Bucklen's Arica Salve. It claims a cure for eczema and various skin ailments and promotes 25¢ price at Bass' drug store. Also an employment ad for capable county representatives offering $8955 yearly salary and weekly pay from Standard Touse, Dearborn Street.
A collage of 19th century newspaper quick-takes promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Advertisers tout cures for liver torpor, fever, malarial symptoms, headaches, and hoarseness, with testimonials and price notes. Also notes on peguin hares, monu ments, washing machines, and One Minute Cough Cure for croup.
An 19th century style classified snippet touts One Minute Cough Cure for lingering grippe coughs and Basso or Koadel Dyspepsin Cure as stomach helpers. The ad also notes a Buckboard with harness for sale and includes Jim Thornburgh contact.
An old advertisement touts Krause's Cold Cure in capsule form claiming a cure in 24 hours. It assures pleasant ingestion with no headaches and lists price at 75 cents and seller S M Hadley. Also a note seeks 5 000 hides at Gray's tannery with contact Il Earnest.
A woman who suffered three years from nervous prostration reports two bottles of Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound cured her. She now hardly notices her nerves and calls it a wonderful remedy. Sold by SM Hadley and Overton's pumps.
An old ad lists a 24 hour cold cure from S M Hadley at 25 a, plus sale notices for two well broke mares at C Johnson near Mooresville and Miller and Clover Kay at the same spot. Eva Johison suffers neuralgia and indigestion, reports morphine use, then credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with complete relief after several bottles, claiming it digests what you eat.
F. J. Green of Lancaster New North tries electric bitters for chronic indigestion and nervous debility with strong results. He notes his wife remains in excellent health and calls the tonic splendid for female troubles. G. W. Bass guarantees satisfaction. price 50 cents.
The notice warns that fake versions of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve can cause blood poisoning. The original bear the name Dewitt's on box and wrapper and remains a harmless healing salve for skin diseases. It is described as unequalled for piles. G W Bass.
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