Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys
Medical note discusses how overwork harms kidney function and blood filtration. It cites vascular stress, heart strain, and common myths about causes, mentioning remedies and references to products like Swamp Root.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
2
Medical note discusses how overwork harms kidney function and blood filtration. It cites vascular stress, heart strain, and common myths about causes, mentioning remedies and references to products like Swamp Root.
Eleven boys attended Wallace Mills eleventh birthday with tea cream and cake while other items mention embroidery deliveries, hosting a Parmers Club gathering, and various local social events and family visits across the community. The page lists names, places, and dates in a dense local notice style.
A fragmented OCR page blends a medicinal ad for an emulsion of cod liver oil with religious verse and oblique notices. The ad from Scott & Boyne promotes a sample and lists Pearl Street New York suppliers. Interwoven prose laments dawn imagery and Christian consolation, referencing pious sisters and home missions. The page also includes assorted classifieds and testimonials about tonics and cures.
Croline A Woodward born Llanover Indiana July 1855. She married Thomas A Peoples at Lisnover in November 1863 and moved to Mooresville. Peoples captained Co BB 12th Indiana Volunteer Infantry and was killed at Rosaca Georgia May 15. She later married Frederick Sheets of the locality in October. Her church ties are noted with the Presbyterian church at Hanover and later at Mooresville. Her husband and three children preceded or followed in various lines, with details indicating a large family history and remnants of memory in Des Moines and local ties to Sheets families.
Four free lines for notices in this column with fees per extra line. includes wants for sale trade lost and ground notices. Various Mooresville properties offered for sale or rent. money lending ads and farm loans. dyspepsia cure testimonials. sale of harness and wheels. a choking cramp incident with One Minute Cough Cure cited.
Advertisement notes Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as an invaluable specific for female complaints and diseases. mentions impurity in blood as cause and cites Suldoy Sm Dadley seeking one slide at Gray’s Tannery in Illinois.
Fragmentary OCR mentions the Spries and Ganiy seasonality and notes energy loss and nerves. It references Lichty's Cutlery Nerve OW and a sale at Qverton's with Buds VEO?
An old advertisement markets a home remedy for piles claiming fast relief. It touts a quick application and a “positive cure” with Dewitt products and a wart removal reference, urging readers to counter counterfeit cures.
Second class one way and round trip fares are offered by Pennsylvania Lines to Denver and western points including Colorado Dakota Montana and more. Tickets are sold on Tuesdays at any Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Office with details from local agents or District Passenger Agent W. W. Richardson Indianapolis.
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