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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1898
Page
3
A fragmented local notice outlines the Che Hegresville guide with church directory elements. It mentions Rev J Wo Coles, Sunday services, and scattered names, dates, and duties in a period newspaper style.
Fragmented notices describe harvest yields of potatoes from 62 acres, a new stone staircase project, and local retail listings. The text references Mr. Lake Duffey traveling to Peru Indiana, bank activities on the Wabash, and various shopfronts including Cemer Pi and Lobeous.
A dense religious poem debates which Christ or divine message is right across many voices. It questions authority, calls for reconciliation with God, and laments confusion among believers from Adami to Peerheba, weaving warnings, faith, and prophecy.
An old style insert markets Burlen’s Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts ulcers fever rheum and related ailments with a money back guarantee. The price is 25 cents per box and the seller listed is Geo. W. Kiass.
A fragment notes a New Woman attending the town Pall night event. Details are scarce but the reference highlights a social gathering with a progressive figure present.
The text describes relief claims for cold and throat soreness with mentions of remedies and hopeful results. It references unnamed products and providers in a garbled historical note.
Fragmentary text appears to mention cold prevention after exposure and possible medical guidance. No clear people, places, or events are readable to establish a full report or concrete guidance.
A disrupted scene describes a burglary at Calvert’s Gallery with a suspect seized by authorities. The account notes a brigand, a copper candiate, and a tense pursuit ending in partial relief for those present as investigators assess the lot and motive.
An American girl describes Queen Wilhelmina joining a dune side sham battle to practice for coronation. The portrait notes a sweet but plain profile, a simple white habit, and a casual charisma despite high royal duties and public scrutiny.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions individuals and dates in a garbled form. The legible bits reference a person named Ner and a possible event on a numbered date, but specifics are unclear due to distortion.
Fragmentary text notes a European burial ritual with bells in Prague era, beliefs about evil spirits, and a harvest seed used as coffee substitute in parts of southern Europe and on Russian ships, mentioning cows and grass.
Johnson and Chambers on the South Side advertise a wide stock of meats lard butter eggs and flour with prompt service and inviting customers to call and see the selection.
Public notices outline free four line limit for Wanted For Sale For Trade Lost Found items. Additional lines incur charges plus subscriber eligibility. Various ads list products and properties for sale or trade including cider vinegar De Laval milk separator and suburban residence opportunities in Mooresville. Some items mention financing on improved farms at 6 percent.
The advertisement claims numerous desperate kidney disease cases once deemed incurable were cured by Foley's Kidney Cure used by many physicians led by W. Hornaday.
People plan trips east via cheap tickets from Pittsburgh along the Pennsylvania route. Excursion passes will be deposited for travel to Baltimore Washington and nearby points, with emphasized savings and options through the joint concession.
Home dress cutting school offers lessons in cutting, basting, honing and dressmaking. Learn waist, sleeve and skirt cuts by tailor method. Patterns cut to order. Pupils admitted anytime. Also dressmaking and agent for Jewel Skirt Supporter and Shirt Waist Hold.
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