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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1897
Page
5
A memoir-like note describes a gloomy condition of mind arising from dyspepsia. It lists ugly moods called blues devils megrims and snulligrubs as symptoms that vanish when using Hostetter's Stomach Bitters which also fights biliousness constipation chills fever kidney complaints and nervousness.
A fragment discusses hearing loss and treatment claims attributed to Cheney & Co. It mentions constitutional pein and inflanuetoon fea, asserting cure impossibility and the need for a tube to restore function, with reference to remedies and a call to send for more information.
The readable text mentions a sale with a price element described as a single fey each, but details are incomplete. No names, places, or dates are identifiable from the fragment.
Try Grain O ask your grocer to allow your package Grain O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. Children may drink without injury and even the assault. It has the rich seal brown of mocha but is made from pure grain with a delicate stomach in mind. One fourth the price of coffee 15c and 25c per package sold by all grocers.
Mrs. Hannah Swirby of Richmond, aged seventy, died suddenly from apoplexy.
John Sammons a Confederate veteran revisits Chickamauga battlefield after thirty two years. He finds and preserves the bones of his lost forefinger from the 1863 battle and keeps them as a wartime memento. The piece also notes anecdotes about a train car story and a rare library sale in Brooklyn.
A hack driver named Bennett died recently and his widow Mrs Caroline Bennett claimed ownership of his hack. A woman, driving the hack yesterday afternoon, attracted attention when she left the vehicle unattended and sped away along the river with the box. The owner traced the rig a short distance, finding it abandoned near Maiden Inn and the river in sight.
A Dakota man in London reads a Times notice claiming a sermon at St Pauls would be by the Lord Bishop of Massachusetts. He hears later it is the Lord Bishop of North Dakota, finds the joke in breezy speech, and discovers it refers to Lore WH Walker formerly of Deadwood.
A fragment describes Japanese reading and writing habits and daily practices. It notes customs such as removing shoes indoors, reading right to left, vertical text, and unusual letter formatting. The passage contrasts Eastern and Western habits with speculative observations.
Jim and Join visit a hot afternoon game where jokes fly as they mock a sunlit crowd. John endures a sore back after a rough play, but Jim uses St Jacob's Oil to relieve pains and both retire to Jim's room. The next morning they wake refreshed and laugh at John in bed.
The month of October brings the best ever entertainment in the region with new rates and enhanced facilities at the main tower in Nashville Tennessee. Travelers on the Louisville road gain direct routes via the large car route, offering cheaper options than other lines. Inquiries to EM Atmore in Temi General Paseo jue for rates and travel. Terre Haute normal reports 488 enrollment.
The advertisement extols Sarsaparilla as a pure blood purifier to strengthen nerves digestion and sleep. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla offers genuine merit and wonders for tired feet pimples eczema and serenity. The tone urges readers to try the medicine now.
The ad claims Hails Hair Renewer can restore hair when the scalp isn t shiny and hair is gone. It notes rotted pausers and apples and warns parts of Maine may harvest less than half a crop.
Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup advertised for teething pain and wind colic. Piso s Cure claimed to cure consumption by Anna M Ross from Williamsport Pa dated November 12 95.
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