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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1904
Page
1
Marion Indiana resident Mrs G E Fenner reports recovery from a cough after using One Minute Cough Cure. The ad claims the remedy cured her cough strengthened lungs and restored her normal weight. Also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with a money back guarantee and 35 cent price.
Local notes report illnesses including July Bayliss with pneumonia and residents visiting relatives in Indianapolis and Spencer. Social items cover Hadley and Haltom wedding at home with limited guests, property moves, church events, market plans, and a plug for tornado insurance by J. W. York.
advertisement claims the remedy stops pain and relieves suffering more than any other, promising heart disease prevention. It notes price at 33 cents for tea or tablet and credits Hornaday Bros.
An article describes a decorative table tile and its colonial design, then shifts to home care, noting a West Indian recipe to combat mildew on fabrics. It highlights a hostess dinner scene in New York and offers a cleaning tip for tough stains and mildew.
The Portuctese saying claims a man who does not eat a good breakfast can be a good husband. It questions whether breakfast choice reflects a husband’s quality or whether a good breakfast is essential to a good marriage.
A guide urges women to answer invitations quickly and resend dinner invites by post if needed. It advises returning calls as soon as possible and notes the old rule of delaying Sunday visits is outdated. It also says thanking hosts after a brief visit is often neglected but still proper etiquette.
Bath sprays now come as a rubber tube attachment to the faucet with a nickel spray at the end, offering convenience for the ordinary bathroom.
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