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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1899
Page
2
Fragmented text references various remedies and treatments, mentioning cures and debility. It appears to be an old medical anecdote or advertisement with unclear names and scattered phrases about therapies and beneficiaries.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a weekly publication schedule and subscription details with illegible words and date hints. The content lacks coherent facts or identifiable names to establish a clear news item or notice.
Horace Hadley from Richmond visits relatives in town. Mrs. Florence Raper of Indianapolis visits Harrison Hubbard and John Cosand and families. Miss Carrie Andrew retires from A. Reheott's store. Frank Parqahar sells goods in Cincinnati. William Bryant in collision with Avers near Bethesda. Avers sustains forehead wound, Bryant unharmed.
The owner Fooz 0 Lindsen fits the back of Overtons store for business purposes. The ME parsenne foundation is complete, carpenter work begun, and visitors from Indianapolis included James Jordan and father John Jordan Charles Williams Hallie Carlisle George Butler and families Mr and Mrs Llinsley Mr and Mrs S H Haltein.
A fragmented page lists cholera and diarrhea remedies, endorsements from W. W. Massingvill and A. Cooper & Son, with claims of safety and efficacy. Personal notices mention travelers and locals, including Miss Minnie Thomas of Fairfield and Mr. Harlesgots, and references to a Wake town event.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for many ailments. It claims improved energy and wit, linking digestive health to overall success, and promotes the pills available for 20 cents at G. W. Bass drug store.
Notice from Parker P. Pilsoralpson, commissioner appointed by Hendricks Circuit Court, to sell 145 acres of land near Monrovia on October 6, 1899 at 10 am. Private sale on premises four miles north of Monrovia and fourteen miles south of Centre Valley on Monrovia and Belleville road. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months. notes bear six percent interest. sale may be continued daily if not sold.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a cold illness and pneumonia with a remark about Foles’s Honey and Tar. includes names like G W and OPBASS but text is incomplete and unclear.
The Pennsylvania Line advertises sales of excursion tickets to Chicago during Hine days. Negotiations mention President Diaz and travelers from Illinois as participants. The event scheduling extends through October with fare details and invites interest from agents and the public.
An advertisement urges readers with kidney trouble to use Foley's Kidney Cure as a safe remedy. It promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The source text is promotional and mentions the product by name with a refund claim.
The Banner Pile Cure is advertised as a salve offering immediate relief and potential cure. Vats C. W. Bass is listed in connection with the product.
Akron based The Werner Company announces it can offer paying employment to energetic men or women in the county. Readers in positions to consider this road offer are urged to write to Department Wy at The Werner Company Akron Ohio with good references.
Advertising claims Bucklin's Arnica Salve cures piles and skin injuries with guarantees. It asserts thousands recovered, touts its use for injuries pains and eruptions, and prices at 25 cents per box sold by C. W. Bass, druggist.
Non transferable excursion tickets to Cincinnati via Pennsylvania Lines offered for the National Convention of the Christian Church. Tickets good returning until Saturday, October. Low rate travel option and specific train dates noted for fans and attendees.
A vintage advertisement claims indigestion can be cured with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and urges readers to buy from W Bass. It emphasizes a firmer walk and dignified bearing after treatment.
Rev. J. Kirkman of Belle Rive Illinois says after ten years of bronchial trouble he was cured by a three minute cough cure. He claims it cures coughs colds grippe and all throat and lung troubles. A R Cooper and Son.
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