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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
4
The text notes a long history of Hastetter's Stomach Bitters being sold for over fifty years, claiming it to be unequaled for stomach and liver troubles as society shifted from candles to electricity and from horses to automobiles.
Vigorous efforts are in progress to secure entry for Russian cattle into England. Officials and traders are assessing sanitary protocols and import rules to permit livestock movement amid regulatory scrutiny.
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarra cures not helped by Hall's Catarra Cure. It includes testimonials about F J Cheney and Co and mentions Hall’s Family Pills. The text also references West and Trans wholesale druggists Toledo and other names in a clumsy OCR passage.
Fragmentary ad text discusses Tan's tea and coffee offerings and a grain based drink for children. It mentions price points like 15 cents and references grocers selling beverages, with unclear product names and ingredients due to poor OCR.
Incomplete readable text mentions Mire Winslow and a soothing item. The fragment hints at tea or beverage themes and a tasting note. No clear event, date, or location is available to confirm a full news item.
A retro catalog of devices includes a compact toy pistol with paper cap drum automatic reset, a tail restraint for cows, a bed reading stand with adjustable rack, a combined fan and churn with an adjustable dasher, a foldable winged fence post, a canal fish passage paddle wheel with tubular screen, a camera mount with ball joint, a quick-lock nut and belt end hardware, and a two pin fifth wheel with nested rollers for warp and related machinery.
Peculiar essays argue the horse’s extraordinary strength and unpredictable ferocity make it a dangerous engine in populated districts. The author warns that even trained animals can lash into violent behavior, posing a constant risk to bystanders and property.
Fragmentary report notes a large diamond field in Paul territory with August discovery. It mentions extensive ground and high value estimates, referencing Transvaal, SLED STIS, and local mining activity though details are unclear.
The report notes Jewish officers in the British forces, estimating about twenty seven in the army and around ten in India, with seven Jewish officers in the Royal Navy. It highlights donations and struggles within the service.
Fragmentary text shows a dialogue about a desk loan between Mrs Snagias and Mrs Penna. The readable parts suggest a request for return of a desk and mentions a telegraph, with unclear attribution or date.
Dr. Talmage uses a bold biblical image from Isaiah to depict God as a strong swimmer rescuing drowning souls. He argues sin has drowned humanity, urges lay hold of Christ the swimmer, and condemns reliance on works. He recalls rescue stories and lifeboat progress to emphasize immediate, personal faith.
A California soldier recounts in Overland Monthly how a wounded Ygreto chief in Manila hospital understood Cherokee phrases. The soldier conversed in Cherokee and the two men formed a strong friendship, noted as an item of ethnologists interest.
A leading feature extols Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company as an ethical, physician approved laxative. It praises its simple effective action, pleasant taste, and lack of unpleasant after effects, noting genuine product only from the California firm.
The article explains drum horses in Britain’s cavalry, noting the kettle-drums bearer role, common piebald or white horses, and strict training to perform in parades and battles. It highlights pride, discipline, and potential promotion to the mounted drum horse in regimental bands. Kansas City has a newspaper writers’ union.
A vintage advertisement extols Hood s Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy. It claims purified blood improves all body parts and benefits every age and sex.
A factory produces screws with 589 threads per inch invisible to the naked eye. 144000 screws weigh a pound, worth six pounds of gold. A single screw laid on white paper resembles a small shell. Carbon filaments for incandescent lights cost two to three times as much per pound than watch hairsprings.
The John M. Smyth Co of 150 to 166 West Madison Chicago emphasizes its 30 year history and trust from over half a million local homes. Its vast illustrated catalogue covers household goods including guitars at 2.65 and numerous values inside. The note also mentions reduced import of Trish linen into Germany.
Ask your grocer today to show you a package of GRAIN-O the new food drink. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. It has the rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but is made from pure grains and agrees with delicate stomachs. Sold by all grocers. Poultry and eggs yielded $9 000 900 in Missouri in 1898.
The item notes abundant game across Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana with deer bear and turkey highlighted. It also mentions reduced rates and a game laws pamphlet via G A A Deane Jr at Iron Mountain Route Indianapolis. A Wheeling report cites thirty two story factories and Russia’s forty four thousand coal miners.
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