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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1904
Page
5
An advertisement claims Dr Ming's New Discovery for consumption cures ill lucy and throat troubles. Mrs. C. VanMetre of Shepherdstown reports relief from bronchitis after one bottle. The product is pitched as infallible for coughs croup influenza pneumonia and consumption with guaranteed 10s and free sample bottles.
A letter touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles after a physician's advice. The writer claims instant relief and wide healing uses, recommending the product to other sufferers. Sold by a local merchant.
Fragmented OCR text shows church related events and schedules with dates and person names broken and unreadable portions. The readable items mention a meeting, a lease, a fundraiser, and a list of unclear actions, but specifics are not recoverable from the fragment.
The readable fragments mention obscure places and phrases with no clear events or actors. Key terms drift across the page, including possible references to names, dates, and locations, but lack coherent context or narrative.
An ad invites readers to purchase Coloniet Tickets to the West and Northwest via Pennsylvania Lines, claiming routes to California and the New Pacific Coast. It mentions travel from March to April and hints at convenient connections through Pennsylvania Lanes.
Frank E Carlisle is recorded as an undertaker with license as embalmer. Office phone 48 and residence 50 are listed in the directory entry.
Tickets will be sold to points in the West Northwest South and Southwest and Canada and Mexico. For further information apply to Ticket Agents of Pennsylvania Lines.
T P Griffith attended events in Indianapolis on Wednesday and Thursday. Lydia Painter of Monrovia will preach here next Sunday. Willy Bowman and wife visited William Baker and wife. Opal Linley and Lena Linley of Indianapolis visited relatives. Grave Harvey and Mignie Griffith visited Mary Baker. Lewis Robbins and wife of Plainfield visited Laura Padley. Mr and Mrs Archar Cauer and son visited Miss Janes at Landersdince. Edward Nelson of Mooresville visited Frank Trester and family. Miss Lenna Harvey of Greentild and Laura Harvey of Mooresville visited with Grace Kavey. Alvaeadley and others visited west of Moores. Mr and Mrs Haker hosted guests and farm work was done during the visit.
The obituary chronicles John Wilson of Mooresville and his extended family across generations, noting long marriage, a farming and dock trading life, and a decline after a severe illness. It recalls travels to Melbourne and St Augustine, Florida, and a final illness leading to death. The piece references wife Nancy J Wilson and other relatives, including Elizabeth Thorp and child Shavey. It also includes local notices for A R Cooper and F M Hadley Grocer promotions.
Hornaday Bros promote Nodal Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and stomach disorders. The advertisement claims the product digests food, relieves dyspepsia, and restores health, strength, and vitality with renewed energy.
Local notices advertise excursion tickets on Pennsylvania Lines to Indianapolis for the May State Convention and May Music Festival in Cincinnati. A testimonial touts One Minute Cough Cure from Mrs. G. E. Fenner of Marion, claiming full cough relief and restored weight. Ticket agents of the Pennsylvania Lines urged to provide details and times for all departures.
Low fares will apply to Carthage and Dovius Mos via Pennsylvania Lines. Ten days stopover at St Louis. Annual Conference Gertian Lapis. Obtain further information from local Pistet Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines.
A short notice reports J A Guiledze of Verbena being detained after a severe illness that left him hospitalized twice for piles with 24 tumors. Buckien's Arnica Salve is claimed to quickly arrest inflammation and relieve pain, sold by G W Bass, druggist for 25 cents.
Mooresville excursion fares to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition set seasonal and limited return options. Round trips range from 12.80 to 6.70 with various return windows and a 7 day coach option on designated days through June 30. Details available from ticket agent F. Jamison at Mooresville.
Mrs. Jeptha Philins and Mrs. L. Meller tout Bisler's Compound as highly effective for cholera in chickens. They claim it saved poultry by preventing loss after the disease spread and noting success where other methods failed.
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