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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1898
Page
4
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar syrup can prevent pneumonia and severe colds if taken early. It promises relief from coughs colds croups la grippe hoarseness and breathing difficulties and asserts it cures bronchitis asthma and related illnesses. A. W. Hornaday signs the note.
Madison Township report notes farmers still sowing wheat and a harsh spell by Jack Frost delaying crop work. Sunday school at Mt. Gilead well attended. Local families named including B Carter, Abs Napale Rees, Ben Mendenhall, A Caran, Suancag Teown. Roads under road maintenance. weather issues and town events listed with spelling errors.
Fragmentary OCR records show notices of estate and family matters including Pett beyee and Lindiew heirs, Willie Moore, Lotuie Pretten, and Macoy Pindiev. The text references a suit by Merz Tarteaster and a tour attendance at Louse sho amid unclear location and dates.
A woman in the community reports a seven year health struggle with severe coughing and sleep loss. After using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption she slept well and shows marked improvement. Her name appears as Mrs Lather Lots of Shedbiy NL Trinh battles Troe at George We Base.
Fragmentary text describes two sleering car routes via Pennsylvania lines. It mentions Michigan, Canada, Mich edn, and stations along the route with references to rivers and rail operations, though many parts are garbled. The fragment hints at timetable or route notes and operator notes with place names and references to persons.
Fragmentary notice for Pisa M Swain an optician offering services with references to a second Wednesday and Piussday timing. Contains garbled phrases about days of week and dates. Unable to determine full details but indicates an optician business notice with work guarantee and schedule hints.
The article notes how poultry breeds rise in popularity at times, driven by fashion rather than breeding merit. It discusses feeding, housing, and care, including egg size and chick rearing, emphasizing養 balanced nutrition and proper conditions for healthy development.
Reading fragment discusses turkeys and their care in cold weather. It mentions the benefits of air exposure and air flow, and hints at an ideals like pure air for poultry health. The text appears garbled with stray phrases and uncertain figures.
The text suggests placing nest boxes on 52 near Gull le set for easy movement. It mentions weekly med removal of large rips peaches with whipped cream and harmonizing flavors with peach. It discusses pest control and kerosene use in soxes and ale or pest 2nd etemmer.
A fragment notes that Mary appears very different when she wears her striking hat and similarly changes when she removes it. The remark emphasizes the transformation in appearance caused by the millinery.
A humorous quip notes that a man who must use a nail to join his trousers to suspenders reveals a dry spell in married life. The line plays on fashion mishap as a sign of misfortune in the matrimonial lottery.
An old manual describes building a scratching shed in a poultry house to catch sun and warmth, with a south opening, curtains, a window with wire netting, and a feeding area. Practical notes cover ventilation, feeding, bathing, and color standards for stock, plus tips on killing timing and shell supply.
Report notes that geese and ducks kept in cool quarriers become tholera or 96 lame and droopy if confined in cold conditions.
Exes of pigeons show the first egg is female and the second male in most cases. For feeding turkeys, mix ground meal into soft feed from one month old until maturity.
The text discusses how flesh quality hinges on the ability to fatten and the construction of the fowl, focusing on body position and desirable features.
Agricultural notes discuss iron irrigation pipes for fruit crops with perforations and mulch to prevent clogging, laying depth, and strawberry row spacing. Bee care covers stores, queen rearing, honey quality, winter ventilation, and extracting methods, plus Amherst bulletin on concentrated feeds and dairy cow mixtures.
The Ninderparten News argues motherhood splits into physical and spiritual forms. A spiritual mother best serves by deep sympathy with children, sharing their joys and sorrows to awaken the maternal instinct in teachers.
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