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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
4
A Chicago woman Mrs Hartley suffered indigestion exhaustion and nerve problems and claims full relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Her testimonial is offered to prove the remedy’s unfailing effectiveness and serve as a warning to other women.
A long, rambling exhortation contrasts careers with moral guidance. It urges choosing a life path through God, warns against crowds chasing varied trades, and contrasts American and French approaches to female education and motherhood.
A reader request notes folk remedies for constipation including spateationi aye p pela or Matulency. The passage lists unverified suggestions without medical endorsement.
A London Tit-Bit note reports a humorous vandalism at a nobleman’s country house where painted boards read Please not to pick the flowers without leave. Someone added an S to the last word, creating a small mischief over a garden sign.
A quirky ad plays on dropping items, claiming others drop things out of carelessness while we drop them due to nervousness. The brief text links shopper behavior to emotions in a humorous tone.
An old tablet ad promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes all druggists refund if it fails to cure and features E. W. Grove's signature on every box. The piece comments on people restarting old styles.
A Detroit Free Press line shows a tense family moment as a mother asks Edith about a young man’s intentions and Edith bluntly replies she’s learned he has none. The exchange highlights expectations and wit in domestic dialogue.
Dialogue from Harper's Bazaar showing a flirtatious exchange about possible engagement as a humorous social vignette.
Chicago exposition notes special rates for Exposition week. Menon palace stock car trains run direct into the stock yards. All Menon trains stop at 4th Street station, less than five minutes by electric car.
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as superior to imitators, noting it contains iron and quinine in correct proportions. It claims the tonic acts as a tonic and malaria remover, asserts Grove's is original, and promises no pay if not effective with a price of 20 cents.
A description of a horse deemed too slow for a man’s needs. The tale labels the mare as a “lady’s horse” and implies its pace failed to satisfy the rider’s expectations or requirements.
An advertisement claims Cascarete cures headaches and cancer by correcting bowels with a 100 cent price. It touts Cascare Candy as a genuine cathartic in metal boxes stamped with C. O. C. and warns against imitations. It also notes a political remark about women’s speech.
Advertisement notes a large package priced at five cents and urges buyers to decide quickly while urging calm resolve against hurry in the purchase decision.
An unusual notice notes daily bowel movement guidance from Lane's Family Medicine. It also advertises reduced rates for Thanksgiving Day trips via Pennsylvania Lines, detailing discount travel options.
One way and round trip second class tickets at special low rates to Denver and to points in Colorado Minnesota North Dakota Montana Wyoming Utah Oregon Washington and British Columbia. Fares valid Tuesdays each week with tickets purchasable at Pennsylvania Lines ticket offices. For details contact local agents or W. W. Richardson District Passenger Agent Indianapolis Ind.
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