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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1904
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Dr Wing's New Discovery for lung and throat troubles. A Shepherdstown West Virginia resident testimonial claims relief from bronchitis after one bottle. The ad promises cure for croup whooping cough grip pneumonia and consumption and offers a free bottle with purchase of regular sizes.
Athiunta Gyo man cites a doctor and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel salve as a reliable remedy for piles and related skin conditions. The ad touts quick relief, noting the product soothes heavies, sores, cuts, burns, and wounds, with claims of widespread effectiveness.
Readable fragments describe Penayiyada Lines and Ree Maed CPA involved in a transit route update. The note lists Colonist Tieseisic West and Northwest via Penayiyada Lines with brief mentions of SP a Ah RES. pia Paaead ee Wiig bow bios Ppa haste wodia.
An old style ad touts tonics and tonics like biliousness cures, malaria relief, and headache remedies. It mentions Consul Paton and sales by Hornaday Bres, reflecting period marketing language and dubious medical claims.
Advertises low fares to Western and other regions via Pennsylvania Lines. Mentions travel dates May 3 to June 7 and July 4 with season tickets to West Northwest South Southwest Canada and Mexico. Directs readers to Ticket Agents of Pennsylvania Lines for more information.
Ham Jackson and Reuben Robertson were seen in Waverly, while Henry Wright and John Miller visited on business this week. Mrs. Fletcher Arms remains seriously ill for over a week, and rainy weather has slowed farmers. Chares M. Dolen and Fie Smith attended Grand Lodge in Indianapolis with the Waverly Lodge group.
Fragmented items show visitors in Mooresville area, with Mrs Martha Plarvey and Mrs Hannah Kisrere hosting guests. Mentioned are church services at Proend church and social visits by Eva Mo Garilich, Mrs Po Geratiite, and family. many names read unclear.
The note describes farmers striving to plant corn amid difficult conditions. It mentions Willard Pontmener and Charles Poamter visiting Will Drew and family, and Carter meeting Pent one day Sith on patrol. A critic mentions politics and fear of frost, while some plan for summer harvests.
Hornaday Bros recommend Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to friends and customers. The ad claims indigestion causes illness and that Kodol digests what you eat, cures indigestion and stomach disorders, and acts as a tissue building tonic. It promises renewed health, strength, and vitality.
Travelers can learn about excursion fares to the West Northwest South and Southwest via Pennsylvania Lines. For full information visit ticket agents of Pennsylvania Lines to inquire about routes and pricing offered to home seekers.
Low fares advertised to Cathage Mo via Pennsylvania Lines with inclusive return and stopover options. Travel details are unclear due to OCR errors. consult local Pennsylvanian Lines agents for exact routes dates and restrictions.
Excursion tickets to St Louis World’s Fair on sale from Mooresville Indiana through Pennsylvania Lines. Round trip rates vary by return window and selling day with seasonal validity through December. Coach excursion tickets with seven day limit available twice weekly from May 17 to June 30. Contact agent F Jamison in Mooresville for details.
Coach excursions planned for May 16 to the World’s Fair via Pennsylvania routes. Tickets from Mooreville to St Louis include a rail coach trip with return by regular trams from Union Station. Dates, return coupons, and refunds described with exact terms and delays.
J A Guiledve of Verbena Alabama suffered a severe piles case with 24 tumors. After failing doctors and remedies, Bucklen's Arnica Salve stopped the inflammation and cured him. It conquers aches and kills pain. 25c at G W Bags druggist.
Mixed classified note advertising include a lot on East Main Street for sale and woodhouse for rent two miles from Mooresville. Contact Roo Townsend for details. Also mentions a primer product and a paper subscription offer.
Article outlines riverfront wharfage plans for water crafts during the exposition in St Louis. Details assign boat spaces between Chaco Avenue and Diddle Street within the central business district. Additional notes urge an “At Home” day and guidance for residents hosting visitors during the fair.
A ten day excursion rate is set by the Western Passenger Association for travelers within ten miles of St. Louis to attend the World's Fair. Attendees 250 miles or more away pay one and one fifth of the round trip fare for this trip. The offer aims to boost attendance and expenditures during the exposition period.
A vintage tip suggests saturating small pieces of absorbent cotton with perfume and placing them in every bureau drawer box and trunk to scent garments. Reapply about once a month to maintain the fragrance.
An old fashioned remedy describes a lotion for skin care using olive oil tincture and several ingredients. Instructions emphasize thorough rubbing and careful application on the affected area.
A keeper cared for an elephant and fed it rice daily while a lady doubted the allotment. The elephant exposed the theft when it pulled free rice from the keeper's cloth, illustrating a tale of honesty. Also notes on laughter and hopeful thoughts and a lamp wick tip.
G. L. Peck and E. A. Ford announce schedule details for the Pennsylvania Lines on December 15, 1903. Through connections at Indianapolis link Nos. 2, 5, and 21 with trains from Pittsburgh, Columbus, Richmond, Logansport, and Chicago. Time cards and fare maps available from any Pennsylvania Lines agent.
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