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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
2
An old newspaper advertises Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims kidney trouble harms mind, ambition, and health in both women and men, urging readers to write to Dr. Kilmer & Co. for a sample and cure testimonials.
The Wooresville Guide announces Friday publication with subscription at 75 cents per year. Fragmented lines reference people and events, including Miss Mare Seti and Mr Mary Hritten, with scattered notes on advertisements and notices.
Fragmented OCR notes record a string of visitors and residents across Indiana towns. Mentions include Misses Plathie Scott Wiley and Minnie Johnson, Mrs. Liggie Ginih, and Paul and Susie Taggart alongside locations Danville Shelbyville Plainfield and Indianapolis. Low prices and local shop ads appear with Kellars Keller’s and G A Keffer.
Mr F W Matthews and Miss Martha Madatine Greeson married Wednesday at their home with Rev Nf $. Headen officiating. Only close relatives attended. A hay ride outing was reported last Friday evening and neighbors shared visits at meals.
The ad claims people can gain a pound a day by taking an ounce of Scott's Emulsion. It asserts the product starts digestion, helping patients absorb their ordinary food to rebuild flesh for health.
Excitement in town as I and W railroad attempted to lay two switches along its main track from Washington street to Broad alley without town permission. After laborers started, authorities arrested the roadmaster and workers, then removed the tracks and switches by night with two hundred citizens. Roadmaster stated the railroad would not replace switches, but would remove materials and restore streets.
Rail service revisions on the Akron Route to Chautauqua Lake and Buffalo include the Buffalo Express renamed to Chautauqua Lake Express from Indianapolis at 3 35 a m with limited routing to Jamestown and onward to Columbus Akron and Buffalo. Exposition Express adds sleeping cars and coaches between Cincinnati Columbus and Akron while Pan American Express maintains its route with through service to Buffalo. Low fares and stopover options to Niagara Falls and Canadian resorts offered. details available from local agents.
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois claims long standing bronchitis relief after using Forry's Honey and Par. She reports headaches cured by Sprit, Tache Capsules and says she has helped many friends. Price 23 cents. Sold by H. M. Sladley.
C Unger of 212 Maple Street Champlain writes of a yearlong hacking cough that prompted fear of consumption. After trying many remedies and doctor care he used one bottle of Ferry's Honey and Tar and was cured with no further trouble.
A woman long troubled by nervous prostration reports two bottles of Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound cured her. She now rarely feels her nerves and praises the remedy as wonderful. Led by S. M. Hadley. Wanted 5,000 hides at Gray’s tannery. If Earnest.
Antipyrine is blamed for heart and kidney harm in headache cures. Krause's headache capsules contain no antipyrine or harmful ingredients. They cure quickly and leave the head clear and cool. Price 25 cents. Sold by S. M. Hadley.
Geo W Lane of Pewamo Michigan writes that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the best remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble he has used. He suffered years with dyspepsia and was bedridden at times but is completely cured and offers to pay if it fails, a pledge he has never had to honor.
The notice describes rail timetable details for the Pennsylvania Lines with trains from Indianapolis to Midwest points and connections to Columbus Pittsburgh Richmond and Chicago. It lists station stops including Logansport and Patrician, and provides agents for timetables fares and through tickets.
Notices in this column are free up to four lines per issue. Each extra line costs per issue. Subscribers receive free lines. Items include for sale, wanted, lost, found and trades. Local ads list property, goods and loan offers in Mooresville and surrounding area.
Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as transforming weakness into energy and draining into mental power. Claims health benefits with a price of 25e per box and sale by G. W. Bass.
The notice promotes Taggart's oysters and ice cream, urges patrons to buy fresh oysters there, and touts Overton's groceries with home delivery by Warren. It highlights thermometers by B F Jones given with the first $3 purchase and recommends buying groceries from Warren at Overton's for value.
Optician advertises treatment of sick and nervous headaches with guaranteed work. Notes clinics in Mooresville on Tuesdays and at home office in Martinsville on Mondays Fridays and Saturdays each week.
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