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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1896
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to Rick's Wa Ts and pat ria forns. Readable details are limited, with no clear event or named entities beyond these fragments. Further text is needed to determine a coherent summary or full headline.
The text presents a historical plea for tariff protection to revive U S manufacturing. It notes money in circulation relies on fixing the money system to restore confidence, employment, and factory activity, urging tariffs to shut out foreign competition and restart industrial growth.
A skeptical didactic piece argues against government money printed from private metal and mill outputs. It questions fairness to other producers and envisions paper money printed for mill owners free of charge, suggesting excessive currency could be used as prizes, altering farm and labor exchanges.
Mrs. M A Woodruff and Homer Davis visit friends in Brooklyn and Martinsville while Miss Bessie Hadley and others serve as guests. People from Aremphis and Tuscola join Miss Eva Greene for Sunday. one fare rate into Indianapolis during the state fair week invites travel and exhibits.
If you have a weak throat or coughing, summer is the time to heal. Strengthen the chest and avoid weight loss by using Scott's Emulsion daily. For sale by all druggists at one dollar.
A homely philosopher notes good things lie beyond a barbed wire fence but finds no barrier at the clothing store. The piece promotes extra good suits available, implying affordable pricing beyond the fence idea.
A local catalog notes a wide range of school supplies at Hornady's including tablets blank books paper pens ink pencils rulers and more with varied prices and offers.
A fragmented OCR excerpt hints at a fashion feature listing latest styles. It references locations or labels like Fal ei AS and Taya with possible notes on outfits. The readable text is garbled but suggests a focus on clothing trends and styling details.
The next institute meets in Centerton on the third Saturday of October as a joint event by Brown and Clay townships with Mooresville. The program includes Opening Exercises by Miss Kilts, Literary Interpretations by Alaska Eat on, Guizot's History by Mr. Jackman, Grammar by Aliss Clark, and Arithmetic Methods led by Webster Harper and Miss Knight. Miss Dewees will cover Grammar topics carried over from the prior institute. Teachers are urged to prepare on all subjects to ensure success.
Classified plea from The Dominion Company seeking trustworthy gentlemen to travel to Indiana for established, readable house positions with salary and expenses, references requested, self addressed stamped envelope. Also includes patent medicine ads for Be-Witt's Little Liver Pills and DeWitt's Cholera Cure.
Irregular ad text promotes musical instruments of many kinds and urges readers to call on the store for purchases. Mentions inexpensive prices and general protective services, with scattered references to tunes and dances.
A fragmentary column lists names and odd phrases about customers, services, and a court-like line about a gown. The piece includes humor and stray remarks about allergies, debts, and a sharp exchange about barber costs. The text references a Mary and a cashierlike figure in a Chicago paper quote.
A vintage advertises Baco-Cure as a scientific, vegetable remedy to quit tobacco without willpower. It claims Berlin medical formula origins, provides a money-back guarantee after three boxes, and cites testimonials from users like DP. EL Sparvey. Clayton Arkansas and Eureka Chemical Co. Wis. Boston mass.
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