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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1898
Page
1
Mooresville community roundups include visits by Mrs. Heney Mayoof Tidian and Sunder families, a political speech event, school institute turnout, and local store and road updates. Also mentions firefighters, soldiers returning to Camp Mount India Wap, and cemetery ordinance changes in Mooresville.
A garbled notice mentions frost bites eye issues and chronic sore eyes linked to a product. It notes hydracgists price at 25 cents per box and references by a Suniel or similar name. Public health officials warn of improper use.
A collection of old and rare coins is on display at A. Newman's grocery store inviting the public to view. The exhibit includes a silver dollar, date variety, German dollar, half dollar pieces, cent pieces, and gold items such as a widow's mite.
Carpenters report abundant work for the season with several new structures under way. A new house rises on East Thornfinon Street while Mrs Seeney adds to her residence. Williams builds a six by sixty foot barn, and Hadley plans a new barn on the site of a former building. Jackson starts a new livery barn on the old site, along with multiple smaller improvements keeping crews busy.
Hal Byram and his wife of Indianapolis were visiting Cal Wright and family for the week. They enjoyed many loads of good victuals disposed of during that time.
When sick you should choose medicines by inclination experience and reason. For a bad cold Dr Inclination prefers Chamberlains Cough Remedy for its pleasant safe taste. Dr Experience cites its speedy permanent cure and Dr Reason notes it follows scientific principles and supports natural recovery. For use by J W Vornaday.
For over fifty years Winslow’s soothing syrup has been used by millions of mothers for teething children. It claims to calm the child ease the teething pains cure diarrhea and relieve stomach ailments. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents per bottle.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure is a safe, sure remedy for kidney trouble with a guarantee of money refund. Signed by J. W. Tornaday.
J M Nuoxir of Nickle Bros in Nickleville Pa says Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents croup attacks in two children. He notes it is a household necessity and in his county more is sold than any other cough medicine. For sale by local merchants.
A note from the Working Woman's Home Association at 215 Peoria Street Chicago endorses Foley’s Honey and War six years after its introduction. The letter praises its pleasing taste and general reliability and wishes continued success to Pere FIXox Mer Hornaday.
Notice from W L Dewees M D stating he has established himself as a permanent resident in Mooresville and, after fifteen years of general medicine practice plus a recent post graduate course, respectfully solicits the community's confidence and patronage for his medical services.
A horse health tonic described as a tonic blood purifier and vermifuge. Not food but medicine to restore prime condition. Price 25 rents per package. For sale by J W Hornaday.
New sleeping car service will commence about March along Pennsylvania Lines from Louisville via Indianapolis Richmond and Dayton to Detroit. Cars run over CIE and D Ry through Toite and Michigan Central Ry to Detroit without change. For details contact W W Richardson D PP Agt Indianapolis Ind.
Fragmentary ad claims headache and migraine relief with Dr Miles Pain Pills. Text hints at questions about dosage and cleaning up results. No clear medical claim or patient details are provided in the readable excerpt.
Westbound rail advertisements invite travelers to plan trips to the Northwest West and Southwest via We W Richardson District Passenger Agent at 92 the Pennsylvania Lines Indianapolis. He represents short lines to Chicago St Louis Louisville and Cincinnati and will provide full information on special low rates and quick through time for desired destinations.
Home edition of the GubE charges only 50 cents a year with broad home news coverage. Readers are urged to subscribe for complete local and national reporting.
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