Vogresville Guide Subscription Notice
Local newspaper notes a weekly Friday listing for the Vogresville Guide subscription. The message presents pricing and yearly terms in a brief, plain notice.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1899
Page
2
Local newspaper notes a weekly Friday listing for the Vogresville Guide subscription. The message presents pricing and yearly terms in a brief, plain notice.
A busy local page reports shopping, visits, and illnesses with names such as Mrs J A Pageart and Mrs Riley Harper. It notes grocery savings at Overtons and social visits across Gasburg Indianapolis Monrovia Wilbur Centreville and Paneed along with wedding news for Mrs Sheets and Mr A Sheets.
A jumble of OCR text lists names, places, dates, and tangential notes. It mentions individuals such as Leonel, Mrs Laura, and others, with scattered references to locations like Cloud, Minnesota, and unclear events, yielding no coherent news item.
The Christian Deaver Society schedules a church meeting next Sunday at the church to organize a Sunday school and discuss a future church building. Several families and descendants of Abel Doan are noted in a historical local context as part of the gathering and remembrance.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as cures for stomach liver and kidney ailments. It mentions a distributor in New York and urges readers to obtain the product for health benefits.
A fragment from Argyle Pennsylvania claims a local doctor’s One Minute Cure cured a severe coughing illness in seconds. It is advertised to treat coughs colds grippe and lung troubles and weighs 4 pounds per unit. AL COOPER & SON promote the remedy.
Reverend Kirkman of Belle Rive claims a ten year bronchial and throat ailment was cured by One Minute Cough Cure. He says the remedy lives up to its claims and more, noting it treats coughs colds grippe and lung troubles. Alj Couper & Son endorse the product.
A local notice from the Viper Weener Company of Akron Ohio warns readers that View are offering paying employment to an energietician or woman in this county. They advise those in pursuit of work to write to the company and send references to Department KYU Tre WEENER Company Akron Ohio.
An advertisement asserts readers suffer indigestion and urges purchase of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at stores like OW BRASS to restore a firm walk and dignified air after treatment.
Iver E McPherson born in Challa county NC moved with parents to the township in early youth. He attended Sulphur Spring schoolhouse and later joined the M E church in Mooresville. He married Wooly Matthews August 19th and had nine children. Known for charity and education efforts, he died with Dr Hilton of Mooresville conducting the funeral at his residence.
A vintage ad touts Bucklin's Arnica Salve as a cure for itching piles and other injuries and eruptions. It claims thousands cured and guarantees results. Price 25c a box and sold by W. Bass druggist.
G W Bass advertises a banner salve claimed to give immediate relief for piles and to soon effect a cure. The brief note cites the product name and the advertiser.
A short paragraph notes fresh oysters available at Taggart's with price references 25 and 50 cents. It ends by naming G. W Bass and hints Foley's Honey and Tar could have altered the outcome, implying a past incident.
Dros Me Swain, an optician, advertises specialty in difficult cases and cure for sick and nervous headaches with guaranteed work. Visits Mooresville on the second Wednesday and Thursday monthly and runs a home office in Martinsville Sundays Fridays and Saturdays each week.
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