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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
3
Reader guidance on kidney health explains how to test with a simple water sediment method. A cloudy or stained result in the usual glass and frequent urination or back pain are cited as signs of kidney trouble. The notice urges action and provides steps to confirm health concerns.
Fragmented notes describe a center focus and pace. The text mentions DeWites Little Baby Risers and Gene Strenwthen as advisers, plus references to Home-Seekers Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines. Local ads promise bargains, groceries, oysters, timbers, and a Clydesdale stallion for sale near Greencastle road.
Local items report social visits and entertainment in Martinsville and nearby towns with multiple mentions of residents visiting Indianapolis and Rockville. Purchases and moves include Everett Thompson buying a furniture and undertaking business in Rockville and R. W. Ross selling his grocery to J. Hadley with exchange properties.
A roundup of community items notes attendance at a chrysanthemum show in Indianapolis, meetings at local homes, and plans for church events and post office routes. It mentions Mrs. Hadley and Mrs. Sage, the Likely club, Dr. Rawls preaching, and Epworth League activities along with upcoming musical entertainment and grocery ads.
Abraham Hare, a leading druggist of Belleville, Ohio, praising Electric Bitters as the best seller that cures stomach and liver issues, purifies blood, and restores vigor. The tonic strengthens the whole system and offers new life to weak individuals at 50 cents per bottle. Sold by G. W. Bass, druggist.
Local items list visits and family news with Misses Boyd guests of Miss Carter. families in Indiana Missouri and Cuba. funerals for Benjamin Mendenhall and Charles Hinson. artists and visitors from Indianapolis. a school well project on Walnut Street and a drill mishap. James Rusie of Mooresville delivering furniture.
Advertises for a representative of a large financially reputable company. Salary listed as 936 dollars per year paid weekly with 33 dollars per day and expense money advanced weekly. No commission, straight salary, paid each Saturday, expenses advanced. Standard House 33 Dearborn Street Chicago.
G I Hansan of Lima Ohio, an engineer with L E and W R R, says back ache troubled him until one bottle of Foey's Sipney Cure entirely relieved it. He recommends it to friends including train men who suffer similarly. G W Bass signed the note.
Ads offer free notices up to four lines then charge per extra line. Items include for sale thorough bred Polan t China male, two mares and a farm wagon, two lots on east Harrison Street, a nine room dwelling with barn in Mooresville, 10 acres south west of Mooresville, and loans on farm security at good rates. Contact larry Hh Thompson Eli F Duffey D B Dolten HW Mendenhall and EL Thomas.
Travel notices advertise excursions to Indianapolis by Pennsylvania Lines with November sale dates for Grand Lodge and Grant Encampment from Indiana stations within 75 miles of the city. Local agents provide details and tickets prior to the event. Additionally readers are urged to try Ferry's Honey Tar for coughs and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and wounds with testimonials.
See the updated Panel Ovals exhibition showcasing CARBON FINISIL in black and sepia tones. Visit the photographic studio and meet the photographer who promises a neat and tasty demonstration of studio craft.
The Pennsylvania Lines offer one way and round trip second class tickets at special low rates to Denver and points in Colorado and to destinations in Dakota Montana Wyoming Utah Oregon Washington and British Columbia. Fares apply on Tuesdays each week and tickets are sold at any Pennsylvania Lines ticket office. Inquiries to local agents or to W W Richardson District Passenger Agent Indianapolis Indiana.
Editor H. N. Lester of Syracuse Kansas says two years of treatment failed until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured eczema on his palms. The product is touted as the world’s best for eruptions sores and skin diseases and offered for 25 cents at G W Bass.
Dr. Plaster the oculist of India napolis will be in Mooresville every alternate Tuesday with the next visit on November 26. Eyes will be examined and glasses furnished at the office with E A Wiley the jeweler.
Pennsylvania Lines offers excursion tickets to Fort Worth Texas for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union National Convention. Tickets valid November 10 11 and 12. See local ticket agents for particulars.
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