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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
4
Mrs Hughson of Chicago cites improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A reader details years of general weakness and bearing down pains from war trouble, improved appetite, sleep, and energy after trying the product, and recommends writing Mrs Pinkham in Evansville Indiana for advice.
Luke Wright notes curious Filipino customs including fighting cocks and other creatures. A Manila tale tells a servant who carried two cocks in one bag to a fight and was blamed after they killed each other, the servant replying that they would not hurt each other while on the same side.
Local resident Mr George Hiland claims a new remedy cures rheumatism after his own severe bout left him unable to move. He credits Teetehi’s Kidney Pills with relief after one box and says he can now work regularly. The account endorses the pill as a perfect cure for rheumatism.
An odd fragment from Andrew Carnerie recounts a Scottish anecdote where Toe loses money and borrows a gun, prompting a desperate pursuit and a narrator’s conflicted thoughts about fear and escape. The Boston Post quote is noted in the fragment as context.
An advert claims a constitutional treatment cures a dread disease by internal use. The note from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio suggests the remedy strengthens natural resistance and promises dramatic results, urging readers to seek the product despite lack of medical validation.
Pennsylvania Lines offers reduced fares for Thanksgiving travel within 150 miles. Student and college seminary instructors are eligible for the special pricing, with tickets available through agents and Pettus.
A fragment suggests Heitstey faces opposition over a race event at the track. Details are unclear but indicate conflict linked to a competition venue and planning.
A garbled OCR block presents various ad like phrases and quotations. Mentions medicines and remedies with prices, a reference to syrup for children, and moral aphorisms about false doctrine and sentimentalities. No coherent event or person record can be confirmed.
A Philadelphia Ledger note recalls a Boston woman who died after illness and in heaven reports enjoying afternoon teas and a Browning club, then tells how her husband communicates from beyond via a spiritualist.
A living church refuses to be buried in the desert of the past, asserting continuity and renewal amid memory and tradition. The statement emphasizes resilience, reform, and ongoing faith community life.
A Harper's Weekly note argues corsets for men are becoming practical and fashionable led by a New York company. It cites health benefits and improved posture, parallels to European military use, and suggests broad social acceptance as men adopt the garment despite ridicule. It also includes a separate speculative aside on John D. Rockefeller’s vast wealth and influence.
James J. Jeffries may tour abroad to earn money with his fists possibly to South Africa. He has four proposal options including matches with Fitzsimmons, Corbett, or Munroe, or fighting in a foreign country alone. His decision may come within days as he weighs stage appearances versus foreign bouts.
The article notes anxiety over John D. Rockefeller potentially amassing all wealth. It observes Rockefeller has not published his asset estimate recently, while conservative pundits still peg his fortune near billionaire levels amid ongoing interest and speculation.
The United States Commerce and Labor Department weighs Pacific coast lumber production against Russian Siberia and Yalu markets. Official data show California, Oregon, and Washington supplying billions of feet yearly, with Redwood shipments to San Francisco and southern coasts rising sharply, signaling rapid market expansion and looming resource depletion.
Mr. Marconi arrives from New York and says constant communication with America began when the Lucania sailed. He predicts two months for ordinary messages to cross the Atlantic London to America and back, with fair rates. Passengers receive daily bulletins and a summary of Mr Chamberlain’s Glasgow speech was issued to saloon passengers.
A newly ordained young minister sermonized on The Church tracing its steps and heroes. He praised its steadfastness and growth but closed awkwardly with a mixed metaphor about one foot on a rock and the other pointing to the skies.
Prof. Charles A. Lindeley of Yale medical school and secretary of the Connecticut state board of health argued against embalming in a recent lecture. He urged that bodies be interred without impermeable coverings to allow free contact with surrounding earth.
Dr. A Lagorio of the Pasteur Institute advised lemon juice on dog bite wounds as a handy first aid at a Physicians Club of Chicago dinner. He noted hydrophobia cases peak in autumn and winter and criticized city muzzling laws as ineffective.
In Mount Morris Illinois a church fundraiser ends with a plaster ceiling collapse that injures a rich member who first pledges $1 after the minister names a $300 goal. The man recants to $30 while a fervent deacon cries for divine intervention.
Letter from John T. Sheahan, former Marshall Field & Co. warehouse manager, 75, of Chicago, credits Peruna for his renewed health. The article notes Bright's disease as kidney lining inflammation, urging early Peruna use and offering a free book from The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
The verse recalls Sir Thomas losing his best binnacle yet remains hopeful as he sails back aboard the Shamrock IV to pursue fame in the top race.
A Chicago Post opinion notes that blaming women for men making fools of themselves is unfair. It argues men often seek excuses and would stumble over a woman or not, suggesting blame lies with the chooser and the impulse, not the woman herself.
Mrs Pare of Gleaston Indiana says kidney troubles caused back pain and abnormal secretions with high color and burning. She reports kidney pills regulated secretions, cleared inflammation, and restored comfort. Sold by dealers at 3 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Beneficence is the only evidence of benevolence.
An exchange cites a citizen apologizing for money's strong influence and Senator Sorghum retorts that complaints about money signal suffering from unrequited affection, per the Washington Star quote.
Long return limit and liberal stop over privileges will apply to tickets from many points in the territory on October 1. For full information on rates limits and tickets, consult agents of the Big Four Route or write Warren J. Lynch General Passenger and Ticket Agent and W. P. Deppe Assistant G P A Cincinnati Ohio.
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