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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
3
Drugeist A. W. Sawtelle of Hartford writes that a customer praised Chamberlain's Cough Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after it saved her life at the shore. He recalls a man who collapsed from cold pains and recovered after taking the remedy, later smiling and well.
An OCR fragment lists patent medicines and tonics with claims and prices, including DeWitt’s Early Risers and Fer ny’s Honey and Pan, along with medical commentary and warnings. The text mentions abductions, diseases, and advises readers on proper conduct and public concerns.
Local notes report sales at Over Son's grocery and a string of everyday events. Mrs Lizzie Byers was ill Tuesday and Miss Zella Chandler returned from a visit at Waverly. Jot Comer cloking for Rob Ross, grocer. Various visits, illnesses, and social gatherings are listed, along with announcements of a visiting oculist Dr Piaster from Indiana and a Rocky Mountain Tea ad.
Mail carrier Burnett Mann of Le Vannes Ohio suffered kidney trouble for three years with back pain and fatigue. After using Electric Bitters he reports six bottles fully cured him and restored his health. The product regulates stomach liver kidneys and bowels and is sold for 56 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by G W Bass.
The farming area faces poor ground conditions from clods and clarty soil delaying planting. timothy meadows warn of light yields without rein. Local illnesses and visits are recorded, including Mrs. Roberts’s serious sickness and Hattie Carter’s trip from Indianapolis. A Sunday school convention and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Passmore are noted, with condolences for Nathan Play. An advertisement lists farm implements for sale.
The advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Perry's Kidney Pills as cures for persistent coughs and kidney issues. It also touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for muscular pain and promotes local seller A W Hornaday in Gray. A resident, Miss Fineness Newman, shares relief from muscular pain using Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
J P Westherwax of Wyandotte Michigan says pneumonia nearly killed him and his family but Dr Ning's New Discovery saved him. He describes a severe lung ailment improved after months of use and recommends the remedy for coughs colds throat and lung trouble with trial bottles offered.
G. W. Bass promotes a remedy claimed to cure indigestion dyspepsia constipation heartburn and related stomach ailments. The advertisement asserts it makes the stomach right and alleviates sick headaches from poor digestion.
Grocery buys at Overton's and wallpaper sold by P. Thompson promise savings. Huntington Page’s fresh garden seeds offered by weight at G. A. Keller’s with Swiss Lawns priced per yard by P. Thompson.
Sealed proposals for constructing a curb and sidewalk on the west side of Indiana Street in Mooresville Morgas County Indiana will be received by the Board of Trustees until Saturday June 22. Proposals must include a 2 percent certified check. The winning bidder signs a bond for faithful performance. The town clerk’s office provides plans and specifications.
An old advertisement touts De Witts Little Early Risers as a quick purgative that cleanses the bowels with no discomfort. It mentions Plex as famous for efficiency and ease of use, urging readers to try the product.
Promotion of rail trips to Lincoln Nebraska for the Annual Conference German Baptist attendees. May 22 to 27 inclusive with return validity to June 9 and option to extend return by paying fifty cents at Lincoln joint agent before June 5. Details in Pennsylvania Lines ticket offices.
An early 20th century classified notice seeks a reliable person to represent the Clipse company with a weekly salary and commissions. It promotes a horse medicine Pooie blood purifier and vermifuge priced at 25 cents per package, sold by JW. TWORNADAY and associates. Additionally a testimonial from G W Bass reports a kidney disease cure with Forty's Kipsry Crnn.
The Pan American Exposition expands travel via the Akron Route with new tourist connections from Western Southern and Central Indiana to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Two Indianapolis trains serve the line, the Pan American Express and the Duthie Express, offering sleeping cars and daytime returns. Fares, stopovers at Buffalo, and further details are available from Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents or W. O. Ricarpsox, District Passenger Agent, Indianapolis.
Local advertising note urges customers to call and see M M S Poultry Fencing offerings at G A Kellet's shop.
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