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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1899
Page
4
The Secret Service uncovers a band of counterfeiters and seizes bogus bills in a case highlighting imitation of high value items. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters draws emphasis as a trusted remedy, while cheap chemical dyes threaten Behar India's indigo industry and thousands of workers.
The John M. Smyth Co at 150 to 166 West Madison Street Chicago has served families for 35 years, supplying over 500000 homes with a massive illustrated catalogue listing prices for household articles. A Melba sewing machine shown at 14.25 illustrates the firm’s value range and catalog quality.
An old advertisement offers a reward of over one hundred dollars for any catarrh case Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It features endorsements of J F Cheney and lists wholesale druggists and physicians. The copy promotes internal treatment and blood mucous surface effects.
Owing to feeds over the Door war English heirs shops near the Grand Gypern Fietse in Paris have been boycotted by the Brenmch authorities.
Ask your grocer to show you GRAIN the new food Qenk that takes the place of coffee. Children may drink HH without injury as well as adults. Those who try it like it. It is made from pure grains and digests easily. Sold by all grocers.
An 19th or early 20th century health ad claims Lane's Medicine acts gently on the liver and kidneys to maintain health and cure headaches. It lists a price of 25 and emphasizes regular dosing. The text also mentions English and French scientists planning an international scientific conference in Paris.
Advertises a one day cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Promises full refund if it fails. Mentions Flow and Grove's signature on each box.
Dr Talmage argues future sermons must center on a living Christ and be brief and popular. He suggests preaching tailored to everyday life, printed sermons to reach all, and urgency for immediate spiritual action before eternity. The talk urges practical, compassionate, inclusive faith across all workers and professions.
A Punch dialogue riffs on marriages among the Lembricer girls. One daughter is praised for staying home to mind spring leanings, while a tale persists that every woman has told herself about a rich man she could have married.
The lesson analyzes Proverb 23 29 35 warning against intemperance. It describes the drunkard’s woes sorrow contentions and wounds and notes redness of eyes and dangerous consequences. It urges withdrawal from wine and emphasizes the enduring temptation to drink again after awakening.
After the Spanish fleet was destroyed at Manila the Olympia’s routine continued until Commodore Dewey inquired about a missing dish. His colored boy Jim explained he had put it in the hold just before a target practice session, a reply that became a noted humorous anecdote.
A humorous dialogue presents Freddy asking his mother why carpets are bought by the yard and worn by the feet. The exchange highlights a playful, literal explanation of a common phrase through a child’s perspective.
Letters from Anna E Hall of Milldale Connecticut and Ellen Flanagan of Philadelphia praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing long standing nervous disorders and related pains. Hall credits restored health and sleep to the remedy after severe back and womb issues. Flanagan says seven bottles cured chronic dyspepsia and irritability and requests interviews for others suffering.
Francis Rychnowski of Lanmsberg Austria discovers electroid a subtle matter produced by electrical current. It emits noise a refreshing scent a cold breeze and can refresh air while remaining apparently closed windows. Electroid may be collected preserved and forms shining sheaves when gathered. Commission reports it accelerates plant growth cleans microbes preserves organic matter and its effects pass through brick walls and glass. It also moves attracts and brightens objects and creates sharp lines on photographic plates. The finding may have wide industrial use alongside the work of Dan Szeszepanik.
An old promotional notice touts Swanson's 5 Drops as a universal remedy claiming to save money, relieve suffering, and cure acute and chronic rheumatism neuralgia sciatica asthma la grippe and catarrh. It offers bottles at 1.00 with a 25 cent sample and seeks agents, listing No 14 Lake Street Chicago IL.
A witty line noting that angels in theater have no wings to avoid flying, using a playful metaphor about performance and flight.
An ad extols Grain-O as a nourishing coffee substitute for children. It claims Grain-O is made from pure grains and, when prepared properly, tastes like coffee, costs about four cents per serving, and is sold by all grocers.
A Baxter Street customer asks for an all wool guarantee on pants. Solomon replies he cannot tell, noting bone buttons as the distinguishing feature. The exchange ends with a judicial verdict.
Norwegian statesmen discuss creating a nationwide insurance program to support individuals unable to earn a living due to incapacity. The proposal aims to provide financial security and social protection for affected citizens.
The line suggests contentment arises from renouncing pursuit of unattainable goals. It implies happiness comes from adjusting desires rather than persistent mismatch with reality.
Big Four Route offers 150 mile circle tickets for one and one third fare. Valid for return through December 1 1899. November 29 and 30 only. Details via agents or H M Bronson A G Pp A Indianapolis Warren Z Lynch general passenger officer W P Deppe assistant general agent Cincinnati Ohio. A food character is more easily lost than gained.
Advertises the Gulf Coast region between Mobile and New Orleans as a winter escape with mild climate pure air steady temperatures and excellent hunting and fishing. Claims first class accommodations at moderate prices and through car service from Northern cities via Louisville and Nashville. Encourages readers to request folders.
Morocco fields an army of 49,009 soldiers noted for solid training and adequate readiness. The force balance reflects a capable land component amid regional security concerns and reform efforts.
Hunter's Paradise Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana boasting abundant deer bear turkey quail and other game. Reduced rates for hunters and a pamphlet with game laws and map available from G A A Deane Jr Traveling Passenger Agent Iron Mountain Route 231 McCrea street Indianapolis.
A proverb emphasizes restraint and respect in relationships, suggesting a wise approach is to allow a woman autonomy and choice in decisions. The saying reflects gender dynamics and prudence in interpersonal matters.
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