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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
1
Mrs. G. Eb. Feoner of Marion Indiana reports using One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and colds. She credits four bottles with curing the cough strengthening the lungs restoring weight and health. Sold by Hornaday Bres.
Rev Elmer St Clair was at Waverly Monday George Carter is sick with typhoid Marion Fields clerking in Scruggs dry goods. F M Hadley Grocer Horace Hadley appointed to carry new rural route beginning June 1. Flora Elliott of Danville visiting her mother Mrs Elliott. Scruggs to add iron and plate glass in store. Earl White of Indianapolis visiting family. For sale one or both houses on East South Street. J N Cobb Martinsville arranging ice supply for Mooresville. Missing details include several local visits and upcoming sales and club meetings.
Advertising copy proclaims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea stops pain relieves suffering and prevents heartaches and diseases. The pitch notes 35 cents price for tea or tablet form by Hornaday Bros.
Professor Craig of Cornell University dismisses reports of a seedless apple on a tree as unlikely. He says a seedless fruit would be a sport or result of breeding, but would still leave core parts. Other commentators question grafting or bud a techniques and term the idea a mystery.
The Vermont experiment station confirms the rotiser cow yields the same feeding value as years past. Iowa farmers will plant soy beans as soil renovators replacing red clover. Blackfoot Idaho becomes the new sugar beet factory site, moving from Binghamton New York. TL. R. Taft, Michigan horticulturist, heads the hor ticulture jury of awards in St. Louis. A Massachusetts firm studies an independent beef packing plant at Springfield.
Indiana to Atlantic City excursion for American Medical Association delegates via Pennsylvania Lines. Through cars depart Indianapolis 3:05 p.m. Sunday. Round trip from Indianapolis 9 19.75 with a 1.00 child rate. tickets May 1 to June 6. Stopovers allowed at Philadelphia and National Capital. Contact W. W. Richardson or Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents for details.
Hornaday Bros promote Hollister Rocky Mountain tonic with tea or tablet form. Ad promises money back if not effective, priced at 35 cents. Note emphasizes spring strength and vitality with a slogan style appeal.
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