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Newspaper

Mooresville Guide

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1903

Page

4

Sultan of Suluan Exile in Singapore

Washington telegram reports the Sultan of Sulu, with six wives and a retinue, has moved from his Philippine domain to Singapore due to a weakened throne and lack of male heirs. The exile follows American incursions and the ruler’s deteriorating health and pension and pearl-fisheries income remain in government hands.

Suluan United States Sultan of Sulu Orient Singapore Straits Settlements Washington Telegram Chicago Chronicle

Remarkable cure story from Franksville on Dodd's Kidney Pills

Mrs. Louis Markison of Franksville Wisconsin was plagued by female weakness and related symptoms until trying Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports improvement and full cure after continued use and praises the remedy as the best medicine she has known.

Franksville Wis Louis Markison Mrs. Markison Dodd

Spirituality Without Morality Counted As Empty Whistle

The quote argues that spirituality lacking ethical deeds is hollow and ineffective. It emphasizes the link between inner belief and outward action as essential to true virtue.

Orators and Oratory by Daniel P Baldwin

A reflective essay on true oratory stressing clear thought and passionate expression. It argues that heat of temperament, deep knowledge, and the ability to arouse audiences define the great speaker, citing Beecher, Burke, and Lincoln while lamenting commercialism's erosion of public eloquence.

Baldwin Indiana Hamptons Burke Anna Dickinson Frances E. Willard Blaine Webster Gladstone Phillips Brooks Beecher Mr. Beecher Henry Ward Beecher United States Adams Otis Fisher Ames Patrick Henry Hamilton Henry Lincoln Gettysburg Rufus Choate Wetster Ingersoll United Stats Senate Calhoun Seward Sumner Bisbe Davis Douglas Carpenter Morten Thurman Schultz Conkling Garfield New England Oliver Wendell Holmes Tacitus

Lipton the Cheese Trader who Became a World Renowned Grocer

An old Glasgow acquaintance recalls Tom Lipton starting as a green grocer in a modest street. An eye catching ad sold cheese by the pound with coins in slices, drawing huge trade and enduring the nickname Cheese Lipton. Lipton later opened decorated London grocery shops seen as his master stroke.

Waldorf-Astoria Glasgow Tom Lipton Tom Eton Thomas Lipton Lipton Green Grocer London New York Press

Why the Captain Declined

Franklin Matthews recalls a Cornell class reunion tale from Ithaca where a retired navy captain fires a cannon to surface a drowned youth. Multiple bodies rise. the captain refuses further firing saying he won’t oppose judgment day.

Franklin Matthews Cornell Ithaca Navy New York Tribune

Miss Tessie Thistledown Sets Four Foot Three High Jump

Rival teams clash as Tessie Thistledown clears four feet three inches to set a record in a tight field day meet. A rival captain claims a foul after a spectator allegedly shouted mouse during the attempt.

Tessie Thistledown

Endorsements for Peruna from national figures

The article lauds Peruna as a universal catarrh remedy, claiming praise from Admiral Schley and other notable figures. It asserts widespread consumer trust, public testimonials, and that Peruna cures catarrh in all forms. It urges readers to request free literature from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co. in Columbus, Ohio.

Admiral Schley Peruna Dmiral ‘Schley Annals of Medicine M'’f’g Co Columbus Ohio

New Airship Dumont Unveils 48 Meter Balloon Design

The 48 meter Santos Dumont airship No 10 features a 2010 cubic meter gas bag with a three compartment front and inner bags to preserve shape. It uses two independent 60 horsepower motors, a wood and steel framework, and four passenger baskets with two aeronauts aboard. Offered to the Ministry of War as a potential war asset.

Santos Dumont M. Dumont Ministry of War Brazil United States Philadelphia

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Mercury Warning

An advertisement warns against mercury containing tonics for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and notes genuine product in Toledo with testimonials and pharmacist sales at 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are promoted as the best.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

Young Blaine's Reason wedding cake quip from mother

The Boston Post recounts a childhood moment of James Blaine as a boy who studied wedding cakes with curiosity. He expressed that he would not share his future wedding cake with his mother because she had not sent him any of hers, a witty reply reflecting his early humor.

James G. Blaine James Boston Post

Civil War conscription fraud and profiteering noted

General Miles recalled wartime scams where citizens sought to dodge drafts. A con artist offered $2 tips to evade the conscription, sending letters with $2 notes and a printed reply urging recipients to join the nearest volunteer regiment, as reported by the Boston Post.

N. A. Miles Boston Post

Local Reader Endorses Piso’s Cure for Consumption

Letter from John W. Henry of Fostoria Ohio dated October 4 1901 praises Piso s Cure for Consumption and reports good results he has experienced with the remedy.

John W. Henry Fostoria Ohio

Travel costs for a trip to St Louis in 1890s dollars

A man asks if an 1894 dollar covers seller expenses to St Louis and back next year. The bureau of information chief says it comes close, noting eighteen hundred and ninety four dollars will do it.

St. Louis Bureau of Information Chicago Tribune

Persees Cross Ball Blue Advertisement Note

A compact 8 cent reference notes a large Sox package and white clothes instruction for enduring cleanliness with Cross Ball Blue.

Prodigal Son Speech Fragments From A Dated Note

Fragmentary OCR presents a dialogue where a son defers insight to his father, muttering about eating and the times in a colloquial bell. The readable text shows a domestic exchange with incomplete phrasing and quotation marks.

Snake Lair Found in Half-Century Old Mine Shaft

Dewitt Vanarsdall reports a Salt Spring fluor spar mine entry cut into a cliff fifty feet below an old shaft sunk fifty years earlier. The shaft bottom held vipers moccasins copperheads blacksnakes and other venomous snakes. They killed the snakes after a lively fight revealing they had fallen in and could not escape.

Dewitt Vanarsdall Jack Chinn Salt Spring Harrodsburg

Private Car Club Becomes Gatekeeper of Millionaire Social Circles

The Private Car Club, an exclusive assemblage of New York area billionaires and summer residents along the New York New Haven Hartford line, travels in two club cars each morning attached to the Greenwich express reaching Grand Central. After the crowd clears, sixty prominent figures in business, law, and finance step off, including William Rockefeller and Samuel Truesdale, signaling the club’s elite status.

New York New York, New Haven & Hartford Greenwich Express Grand Central Station William Rockefeller Samuel Truesdale Lionel Richard Sutro William H. McCord James McCutcheon William H. Newman Stamford Conn New York Telegram Chicago Tribune

From Oklahoma to Aeschylus on the no fence law

An editor invokes classical authorities in a brief address on the no fence law. References span Aeschylus Xenophon Aristotle Plutarch Cicero Socrates Lucretius to illustrate the point and frame the argument.

Far West Aeschylus Cleanthes Zeus Xenophon Aristotle Plutarch Delphi Cicero Socrates Lucretius

Stranger Asks Large Donation From College President

A satirical exchange in Harper’s Bazaar features a Stranger requesting one hundred thousand dollars from a college president. The witty dialog highlights a clash of nerve and status between an implausible donor and an established figure.

Stranger Eeams College Harper’s. Bazar

Manager boasts about chorus girl engagements

In a terse note from Tows Topics, a manager is quoted claiming he engaged forty chorus girls in twenty weeks, while adding he is quick at figures. The remark reflects a boastful, perhaps dubious claim about staffing.

Sant

Big Four Route Tickets On Sale To Indian Territory Interests

Hunters tickets with Jong return limit and liberal stop over privileges go on sale October 1 for many points in Louisiana Missouri Wisconsin Michigan Upper Peninsula via the Big Four Route. Take advantage of low rates and long return limit. For details call Big Four Route agents or write the undersigned.

Indian Territory Louisiana Missouri Wisconsin Michigan

Young Lawyer Outwits Sir Edward Clarke

A lighthearted note from the Omaha Bee recalls a young lawyer who thwarted Sir Edward Clarke by claiming exhaustion after listening to the famed barrister all day. Clarke requested a postponement for a case due to fatigue, and the junior lawyer followed with his own postponement claim. The court asked for the reason, and the reply amused: he too had been listening to Clarke.

Sir Edward Clarke Edward Omaha Bee

Hotel Rates at St Louis World’s Fair 1904 Pamphlet

Official pamphlet lists hotel accommodations and rates for the Universal Exposition of 1904. For copies, contact E A Ford General Passenger Agent Pennsylvania Vandalia Lines Pittsburgh Pa.

E. A. Ford Pennsylvania- Vandalia Lines Pittsburg

Excursion Tickets to Kansas City for American Royal Show

Excursion tickets to Kansas City for the American Royal Live Stock Show will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines from October 16 to 20. For details contact the local agent of Pennsylvania Lines.

Kansas City Pennsylvania Lines

Hetty Green Quips Over Dog License Dispute

Hetty Green tells the court she has a New York license for her dog Dewey but is reminded a Jersey license is needed. She quips that a dog is worth more than a law, barks louder for you and costs less, sparking a colorful exchange.

Hetty Green Dewey New York Jersey New York Times

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