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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1896
Page
4
A damaged OCR passage appears, listing scattered letters and partial phrases. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions, obstructing a definite news item or notice.
The Republican warns not to neglect voting rights in choosing a postmaster, urging support for the candidate who will keep the office open late during busy seasons. It notes the importance of a long summer schedule and cites endorsements by local figures. Also mentions ads for hides, watch repair, and a drug store.
A New York hotel once famed among the fashionable and foreign visitors collapses from showroom deco and electric lighting. Patrons fled as dinners became spectacle, and a survey blamed costly attractions and poor service for the downfall before the midseason.
A fragmentary report notes European nobles and rulers owning luxury items. It mentions the empress of Austria and a young queen of Volland receiving jeweled skates or related ornaments, with costs cited in pounds. The tone reflects wealth and ornate accessories among elites.
A reflective piece urges patience and self control in listening. It cautions against wandering eyes and inappropriate responses during stories. It emphasizes that thoughtful people in society should keep thoughts courteous and considerate.
A Philadelphia banker recalls Gail Hamilton as capable but finance-naive in a tale of a Boston women run bank 18 20 years ago. The all-women deposit bank promised high interest paid in kind with no voice for men, attracting many, until a servant girl’s employer noticed the accounts and investigations began. The bank collapsed amid scandal and accusations.
A fragmented OCR passage recalls a storyteller’s climactic line about a mouse, prompting audience members to flee. The garbled text references names and places but remains largely unreadable, capturing a past newspaper page’s partial readability and scattered quotes.
The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes Wayworn Watson and Perry Patettic in a playful exchange about family tradition and seamanship. Patettic claims to be a seafaring skipper of a schooner, while Watson jokes about not running in the family.
The Cloister and the Hearth arose from Charles Reade’s medieval reading in Paris and Oxford. He formed the story from five old Inns of the Middle Ages volumes, recasting earlier chapters written for Oncaca Week and drawing on his life’s parallels to Gerard and Margaret.
A teacher asks pupils for their mother’s name for a boy's nickname but silence reveals the child is dead. The Pittsburg Bulletin notes the exchange as a poignant glimpse into grief and memory.
Jan offers to make all kinds of dresses with no patterns. Twenty five years experience. Plain wrapper to tailor made gowns. Skirts waists and sleeves all ready. Located at the Linger room opposite the post office. No credit. Call to see.
An advert promotes Baco-Curo as a vegetable, harmless treatment to end nicotine cravings. It cites a Berlin physician’s formula, offers a written guarantee, and lists testimonials from users including pastors and doctors. Boxes priced at $2.50 with a money-back guarantee.
Mrs. F. Berrien of Fairhaven Conn says she suffered weeks with colic and stomach pain before finding relief with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The note claims many others were helped and advises taking the remedy at first symptoms. Sold by G. W. Bass.
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