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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1897
Page
1
The readable fragments offer no clear event or identifiable entities. The text appears garbled with no accessible names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item. No discernible summary possible from the given snippet.
The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered names and phrases about clowns, beds, blankets, and events. Readable elements include mentions of a Beales person, Teaver, Shae, and a Red Blanket reference, but most content is indecipherable.
A narrator recalls dining with a gentleman who could not steer, sharing oysters and a pleasant evening in an old house. They discuss a later scene by a fire, with food, conversation, and a plan to sleep after a modest, unpaid venture. The tale ends with reflections on rest and a late return home.
A fragmented OCR notice lists several individuals and places with unclear connections. Mentioned are Mort, Marcie, William Edwards, Miss Anna Belford, and Miss Maine. references to a Mooreville area, Tenures, and various unclear events or ads. The legibility issues obscure coherent narrative or outcome.
The New York Journal of Hygiene reports that excessive salt intake burdens the skin and kidneys as they work to eliminate the salt. Many people have unhealthy skin and deranged kidneys are believed due to the salt habit.
An advertisement touts unseasonable but clean goods at cut prices from Piimaniee Sales. It lists cotton diaries, Canton flannel, hosiery, work shirts, jeans, bed blankets, coats, gloves, boots, wool undergarments, and all wool flannel with a ready arrival of cloaks and capes. The seller urges customers to view items before purchasing.
An assortment of notices and ads appears, mentioning trade items, estate matters, sales dates, local stores, and assorted names. Fragmentary references to probate actions, auctions, book offers, oysters, tannery needs, and quinine tablets mingle with incomplete lines and product pitches.
The court ordered the sale of a two story nine room home and improvements as part of a debt recovery matter. The property aims to be sold free of liens with one third cash due at sale and the remainder in nine months with interest. Auction conducted by Hadley, receiver, and P Thurman as auctioneer.
Fragmented text describes a promotional offer for the home print edition of a guide and includes references to sending issues to friends. It mentions prices and delivery but lacks coherent date or location details and reads as a damaged ad-like snippet.
The Commercial Tribune presents an Encyclopedic Almanay and Year Book free with each yearly subscriber, a bold enterprise. The weekly Commercial Gazette has grown from eight to ten pages while keeping the price at 50 cents a year, urging timely subscriptions.
An advertisement promotes Gentie laxative RTI Bromi Quinine tablets and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It urges sufferers to keep a bottle on hand and take at the first sign to gain prompt relief and prevent attacks, sold by G. W. Bass.
A dubious advertisement touts Foley Uoney and Tar claiming rapid throat and lung relief from a severe cold. It hype aims at travelers and singles out nationwide sales with promises of guaranteed results and a travel-friendly offer via the Donenies Company in Chicago.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure does not claim to be a universal remedy but targets kidney and bladder diseases. It states the medicine’s ingredients are endorsed by skilled physicians as best for those ailments and lists J. W. Lfornaday as the seller.
Low rate excursion tickets offered via Pennsylvania Lines to Indianapolis November 15 16 and 17 for I O F state meetings Grand Encampment November 16 Grand Lodge November 17 18 from Indiana stations. Return tickets valid Friday November 19.
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