Mooresville Guide Ad Teems With Rates and Subscriptions
Fragmentary OCR from Mooresville Guide advertises weekly publication on Fridays with subscription rates. Text is garbled but mentions price details and distribution terms.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1898
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR from Mooresville Guide advertises weekly publication on Fridays with subscription rates. Text is garbled but mentions price details and distribution terms.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy cannot be replaced by older fashion trends and promotes sale by J. W. Bornaday. The fragment cites a medicine kit offered to readers.
The speaker extols Uncle Jim as a local patriot who has not marched recently but has had his photograph taken and loudly voiced views on government. The piece praises his readiness and eagerness to act, noting neighbors’ admiration for his stance and public image despite inaction.
The piece describes a Japanese boy at age fifteen entering adulthood with a new name and titles. It details the obi belt, clothing like the kimono, and shaving practices, plus family feasts marking rites of passage and shifts in social status to san and sama. It mentions samurai, class divisions, and etiquette surrounding the transition.
A boy grows with a wooden sword as a badge of rank kept at his side from infancy. At age seven metal swords join him at a family festival, though their edges are blunted to prevent harm. By fifteen the heirloom blades replace the wooden sword as constant companions.
James Barton of Dunkiin New York unearthed a farm turtle bearing an inscription with family names and dates. The shell reads Ashbackel Huellnues July 24 1623 Joel Barton June 16 1803. The find ties to Ashabel Hastings and Joe Barton as relatives. The shell is believed to predate a hundred years.
The poultry trader laments losing market share to rivals after wartime prices fell and demand shifted. He recalls selling poultry at high live weights postwar and notes rivals crowded him from ducks while he contemplates switching to turkeys.
Instructions describe mixing water and salt with a chemical agent to preserve eggs. Start with 36 gallons water and 6 pounds salt, dissolve per-algretta in 2 gallons boiling water, combine to yield 3S gallons total, then use 19 gallons per barrel. Add eggs as obtained and keep submerged until sale. Also note requests for powdered peralgretts for better dissolution.
Practical guidance notes that fattening depends on digestion rate. A meal must be digested before the next is given, as weight gain arises from digested food. Undigested portions delay fattening and waste feed.
The article discusses feeding practices for poultry including tabies and meat for laying hens, noting that birds pick at feed and should not be overfed. It covers fertility detection in eggs, risks of bowel disease, and remedies such as grit lime charcoal and meat to boost egg production during certain seasons.
The administrator offers private sale of estate real estate belonging to Fred Sheets with two parcels in Moore County. Lot 2 in Block 5 includes a frame dwelling and a frame barn. a vacant Lot 3 in Deck 6 in town of Moores is also offered. Terms require one third down, another third in nine months, and the final third in twelve months.
A report outlines ongoing proposals for rail connections through the National Capital region and mentions lowered rates for travel via key lines. The notes reference Pennsylva Sheri Lines and national educational needs while addressing potential savings for September and December.
Excursion tickets to Pittsburgh for the Pemplar Priennial Conclave will be sold Geteber oth at Sth Lough Pith. The event runs from Ta a Te bre ait 2S with details from District Passenger Agent W. W. Brovnpsosa in Indianapolis.
Partial OCR fragment describes road changes guiding travelers toward the East on Low Pare. Mentions routes via Be x ik, Trem Paes, Ohio and Pennsylvania, with reference to joint agents and rescue of Pittebepl. Includes scattered names and places such as Indianapolis and Live Wicket Avenue.
Scattered unreadable OCR text lists places such as St Louis Kansas City and Pittsburgh along with various odd phrases and misspelled terms. The fragment references agencies pilots and gas with unclear context.
The Flag Lieutenant reveals a gunner's mate shouted Casb Change in a minute during the bombardment this morning while pulling the lanyard, prompting questions from the Quartermaster about his actions before enlisting.
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