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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1896
Page
4
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The damaged text references a riot, classified style notices, and a discussion on public office tenure. It questions life appointment and hereditary office, noting some officials should not hold power for life. It hints at a vote against long office terms and flags broader reforms.
The page blends local civic appeals and utility notices with travel writing. Readers are urged to support subscriptions, consider postmaster elections, and note county and business updates while a Mount Shasta expedition recounts a crater ascent and distant landscapes.
Brief item from New York sources mentions Scott and Fowne in connection with Little Wien vi and WYomen events. Limited readable details describe participants and locale without dates or outcomes.
3000 hides arr acert tanning advertised by Sh. Larnest. For first class watch repairing contact William Scott at J. W. Hornaday's drug store.
An advertisement touts free Dr King New Life Pills with address mail order from H E Bucklin Co Chicago. Claims cure for constipation sick headache malaria and liver troubles with vegetable ingredients and no deleterious substances. price 23c per box. Also mentions One Minute Couch Cure DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and other product pitches with mixed, garbled copy.
An advertisement promotes Baco-Cure and Vsteo-Cure as vegetable, harmless remedies to cure tobacco addiction without willpower. It claims a Berlin physician used them since 1872 with guaranteed success, offers payment terms, and cites testimonials and addresses of sellers.
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