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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
4
Miss Karn Borman of New York City credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with strengthening her back easing fatigue and alleviating nervous symptoms linked to kidney and womb trouble. The advertisement urges women to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.
The Governor's proclamation declares the 1903 Legislature acts in force, exempting bonds delivered and paid after the proclamation from taxation. It defines municipal bonds to include county city town bonds and gravel road ditch bonds and street improvement bonds issued by municipalities. Indiana bonds listed by Campbell & Co. Indianapolis.
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Los Angeles May 21 to June 2. National Association of Master Plumbers US San Francisco May 19 to 22. Tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles and return go on sale May 2 and May 17 inclusive plus May 3 and May 18 for trains serving Chicago Peoria St. Louis Cairo. Final return by July 15 1995. Liberal stopovers. Inquiries to Biz Four Route agents or Cincinnati offices Warren J. Lynch Civl Pass and Ticket Agt W. P. Derpe Asst. G. P. & T. A. Cincinnati Ohio.
A compact aphorism cautions that without giving love one cannot receive it in return. The saying emphasizes reciprocity in affection and emotional exchange.
Ask your dealer for Allen's Woot Eas Appender to shake into shoes. It softens the feet and claims to cure corns bunions sores callouses and ingrown nails. Sold by druggists and Stopes. Free sample mailed to Allen Olsted Le Roy New York. The bitter herbs may give the best honey.
Park Ind April 25 1908 Marien Smallail Prop G A R I enclosed ad Specter the best pills I ever used his is what I saw and what my neighbors saw Yours LEVI THOMSON
A reflective line argues that tiny matters can trigger sin while only religious mindset licenses reasonable conduct. The aphorism links piety to prudence, suggesting faith shapes ethics and judgment in daily life.
A brisk dialogue describes a man named Clark being asked to skip the afternoon for a funeral. The exchange hints at a broader rumor or a prophet remark as observers discuss the slow pace of the game.
A Baltimore News quip has a cheerful customer asking for beef steak while admitting unpaid bills. The butcher replies that the only obstacle is the price, turning a simple exchange into a light street scene about commerce and debt.
An unusual verse praises forbearance as more heroic than fetting. Mrs. Austin's Pancakes are marketed to help regain lost appetite among growers and others with troubled stomachs.
In a sunlit garden I coax Camilla from a stepladder one morning. A tandem ride, a ring, and a rector intrude as mishap and flirtation mix on the tennis lawn and summer house.
The narrator and Camilla plan a quiet visit despite a flirtatious scene with the rector. Tension grows as the narrator schemes to keep Camilla oblivious while a ring disappears and a potential confession looms amid a tranquil summer day.
Mrs Stuyvegint Fish arranged a last minute painted stage for a Sunday performance of A Chinese Honeymoon at her home. When cast member Miss Katie Barry refused to sing after midnight a rapid garden scene was improvised in about an hour. Barry sang the song just after 11 45 and earned an encore, prompting Mrs Fish to boast of her hustling showmanship.
A brief dialogue expresses insistence for a dinner invitation tomorrow. One speaker eagerly agrees and mentions the baby growing strong, who throws cups and spoons across the table at every meal.
Miss Passay and Miss Sharpe trade witty banter about Mr Hun ter a wealthy gentleman who collects antiques as they tease and react to his interest with humor set in Philadelphia society.
A weary man bursts into a druggist shop asking for soothing syrup. The pharmacist questions the size and the man abruptly orders a two gallon jug, claiming it is for twins. The exchange showcases a comic, wordplay laden scene in a diminutive dialogue.
A reader describes a plan to remove a troublesome person named John from their life while preparing a surprise. Tone reflects personal dilemma and urge for discreet action.
An old advertisement extols Peruna as eradicating catarrh to restore fertility. It quotes a grateful Idaho woman claiming the remedy cured her barrenness after years without children and credits improved health to the medicine.
Letters from readers recount dramatic health recoveries after using Peruna and Manalin. Mrs Griffith reports a 10 pound baby girl then ages six months weighing 235 pounds, with improvement after three to four bottles. Mrs Thomas credits Peruna with curing la grippe and enabling recovery after long illness while doing housework. Both urge others to seek Dr. Hartman’s advice if results are not prompt.
S T Klipstein of Rochester recounts the life of Rattlesnake Pete, famed snake catcher in western New York. Pete explains venom use in medicine, recalls hundreds of bites, and describes his method with an assistant, forked stick, bag, spoon, and corked bottle for collecting venom.
A prisoner in the New York Sun recounts choosing to serve ten days over paying a $10 fine to avoid harming fellow inmate Bryan. He resumes scribbling on the walls after the decision.
A noted principle states that a difficulty does not justify denying a request. the statement emphasizes that obstacles should not automatically block consideration or grant of relief. The idea underscores the need for fair evaluation despite challenges.
In Everett Massachusetts and St Louis Missouri readers report Doan's Kidney Pills eased two years of back pain from standing and lifting. A user describes relief from frequent urination burning and itching after starting a bottle.
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