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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
3
An old health guidance warns that overworking harms kidneys and blood filtration. It describes kidneys as blood purifiers filtering impurities, noting risks from toxins and improper function. The fragment cites general health dangers and urges caution against excessive strain on the kidneys.
A garbled OCR fragment references figures and prices with unclear context. It mentions a date like 5 and a monetary amount, and includes scattered names and phrases that do not form a coherent report. The readable portions hint at listing or sale details but lack complete information.
The readable bits describe a confusing sequence of names and events including references to Babes Poles and Waldo, with notes about wood, piles, and required services. The text is inconsistent and largely unreadable, offering little coherent factual content.
Home seekers can buy ten excursion tickets to western Indian South points via Pennsylvania Lines in November and December. Details on fares and train times available from Pennsylvania Lines passenger and ticket agents. Also includes local advertisements for groceries, oysters, timber, and a Clydesdale stallion for sale.
Fragmented local notices describe shopping deliveries, visits from Brooklyn residents, hardware lines, and household moves. It notes Overton’s grocery ad, a power house excavation, doctor visits, church song service, and various social visits and injuries across Mooresville and surrounding towns.
Mrs J W Passiere of Broak pen visits her Gathter Mais as neighbors attend church and share farm news. Frank reflections mention Pendings on farms, a new residence plan by Ward Francis, and visits from Mrs Nannie Reese and others as Thanksgiving nears.
Syracuse Kansas editor H N Lester reports two years of failed eczema cures on his palms until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. The ad hails the salve as best for eruptions sores and all skin diseases with a 252 price at G W Bass.
J A Newman sold his grocery store and Main Street block to W S Haltom and will focus on the florist business. Ad Sellars sold his drag line interest to B C Whittaker. Mrs Fannie Mills resigned from Likely club and Mrs Alice Lindley was elected to the vacancy. Mrs W F Leitzman visiting Crown Centre. W C PT Up met at Mrs Charles Hadley to make a quilt for union funds. Luncheon enjoyed by the group.
Abraham Hare a Belleville druggist proclaims Electric Bitters the best selling remedy in years. The ad notes stomach liver kidneys and nerves disorders, saying the tonic purifies blood strengthens nerves and restores vigor, with a price of GT cents and availability from Gl W Dass.
A medical ad claims De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve provides instant relief for piles and advertises a physician endorsement. The piece mentions a patient in Atlanta cured and warns readers to beware of imitations while noting a weekly collection at offices.
WANTED Capable reliable person in every county to represent a large company. Olid tinqueial nee Se salary per year payable weekly. $3 per cay with bona-fide definite salary no commission. Salary paid each Saturday and expense money advanced weekly. STANDARD HOUSE 334 Derannorn St CHicacc.
G U Susan of Lima Ohio, an engineer with the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway writes that after suffering a back ache he tried Foreys Napney Cure and a single bottle relieved the pain completely. He urges others, especially fellow train men, to try it.
For sale properties in Mooresville include nine room Davelline house with yard and outbuildings, 10 acres south-west of town, and three town lots on West South Street. Also offers finance options at 9 percent for farm loans and timber property. Contact DP Doten, Eli Duffey, or HB Mendenhall for details.
J P Calvert has moved to a new gallery on Harrison street east of the M I church and invites all to view the up to date style Panel Ovals. Calvert will be glad to welcome everybody.
One way and round trip second class tickets at special low rates are on sale via Pennsylvania Lines to Denver and other points in Colorado and to destinations in Dakota Montana Wyoming Utah Oregon Washington and British Columbia. The fares suit travelers with small budgets and are valid on Tuesdays each week at any Pennsylvania Lines ticket office. For details contact local agents or W. W. Richardson District Passenger Agent Indianapolis Ind.
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