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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
2
The note describes kidney illness affecting both women and men, harming mind, beauty, vigor, and cheer. It warns of scalding urine harming children and the social and personal toll, urging recognition and care.
The Epworth League hosted a reguard monthly meeting at Miss Dean Comer’s home with a program on Migish authors. Miss Ug Wilson elected president. Mrs. Gopha Wiley resigned. The notes mention guests, various local names, and fertilizer ads amid a long, dense fragmentary writeup.
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a natural remedy to help undernourished and pale children gain strength and height. It claims children of various conditions will improve after using the oil and offers a free sample by mail. It emphasizes pleasant taste and asks readers to send for the free trial.
Morgan Circuit Court appoints Commissioner to sell Lots 10 11 12 in Block 6 Mooresville at public auction on Saturday October 5 at 2 PM on the premises. Property includes a 20 foot deed strip around the center line, located in Morgan County Indiana. Buyer's options include cash on day of sale or deferred payments with notes due in six and twelve months. J M Bishop Commissioner.
J W Hodson will hold a public sale at the arenn and Crown farm northwest of Meoresvile and Lonrdos stele wi Susep Grieve on Saturday. Items listed include horses, cattle, farming implements, household items, a stove, chairs, and 4 acres of serena. Auctioneer 9% Shernean.
Fragmented notice mentions Larm & Co. and Vie Peerless Co. in a vague winter sap context. Mothers report a solved problem in keeping children safe and fed, with a call for assistance to a Hilpuittist.
A church leader in Morresville urged members to stop merchants keeping shops open on Sundays. He called for scrutiny of local businesses, possible notices or action to enforce Sabbath observance and protect the town’s moral and educational welfare. He cited personal hardship from Sunday work and urged community effort to uphold Sabbatarian values.
A reader defends Mooresville's vigor, arguing progress means business prosperity and listing over sixty businesses plus tradesmen and professionals. The note praises local schools and churches and suggests critics misunderstand growth, asking how to achieve advancement in a town of similar size.
The Buffalo Express becomes the Chautauqua Lake Express leaving Indianapolis at 3:35 a.m. and ending Jamestown at 10:30 p.m. It includes sleeping cars to Columbus and coaches to Akron, with further service Cincinnati to Akron and Jamestown. The Exposition Express adds parlor and sleeping cars, Columbus service, and daily coach links. The Pan American Express continues through Indianapolis with sleeping cars to Columbus and a through coach from Nashville via Louisville and Cincinnati to Buffalo. Reduced fares to Niagara Falls and Canadian resorts via this route are offered with stopovers at Chautauqua Lake and the Pan-American.
Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois says she suffered bronchitis for twenty years until Formy’s Honey and Pan provided relief. A consumer, G W Bass, reports overcoming a year long hacking cough after trying the same remedy, noting no trouble since.
Public notices list items for sale and loans. Includes a nine room dwelling, a nearly new wagon, three town lots, a tie to a coach farm loan, and a general offer to lend money on improved farms at low rates. Names include J W Rinker and HSB Mendenhall.
Worris Silver of North Stratford cites a testimonial about One Minute Cough Cure curing an incurable cough after three bottles. The notice also advertises Buck board with hickory wheels from J I Thornburgh and promotes Nicodol Dyspepsia Care as a universal digestive remedy praised by physicians.
A woman describes three years of nervous prostration ending in a complete cure after using Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound sold by H. M. Hadley. She says she hardly feels her nerves today and calls the remedy wonderful.
Advertisements warn antipyrine headaches medicines harm the heart and kidneys while Mouses Headache Capsules claim no antipyrine. A customer, Geo W Lane of Pewamo Michigan, lauds Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for severe indigestion and offers to cover others if it fails.
A fragmented notice lists barge and train connections from Indianapolis to Pittsburgh and Chicago with accompanying fares and routings. It cites A. Ford as General Passenger Agent and directs inquiries to Pennsylvania Lines agents for schedules, rates, and through tickets.
advertisment touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure boosting strength energy and health. Each box costs 25 cents and is sold by G. W. Bass.
Citizens are urged to visit Taggart's for fresh oysters and ice cream notes. Overton's promotes grocery savings with home delivery by Warren and promises first class goods with early purchases.
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