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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
3
John SS Hallo way of French Camp Mississippi says after thirty years of illness he found relief using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He was weak and unable to work or travel until he took several bottles and was entirely cured. The remedy is offered for sale by JW Hornaday.
A damaged OCR text fragment discusses motion and various names in a cryptic sequence. It mentions Mise Winston, Saba, Tisrethes, Phoaigia, Titus, and De Per among scattered terms, with no clear events or dates. The readable portion lists vague references to sinews and days without coherent facts.
Fragmentary OCR text references a dr ug gist and Pee Wee Doth Maris with unclear context. The readable bits mention ARP and a dated style, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century local notice or column item with names and numbers.
A mixed collection of local news items notes and social happenings. Visitors include I E Carlisle Ed Gray and John Manker with Miss Malel Mills hosting a small party. Bertha Calvert and Frank Marine's child are both mentioned in health contexts. A local sports result cites Lcot Ginghams beating P Thomp SomUS with community event mentions and church conference plans.
Two famous pacers Searchlight and Anaconda set to race at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis on September 19th. The match pits the fastest trotters in an event likely to settle which horse holds greater speed, with a half second separate their records at 2:02. Both stables will enter other races, drawing wide interest from visitors and race fans.
Farmers and townsfolk report busy days as local politics unfold. The Democratic convention last Saturday nominated Pad Watson for trustee with Billie Rains and Fletcher Rooker also receiving nominations for township advisory board and township assessor respectively. Changes in households include Tom Barlow renting the Swope farm and the Randolph brothers moving into the Nathan Edwards house on Swearengin land while Mrs Nannie Reese plans to trade her farm for Plainfield property.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar, Foley's Kidney Cure, and DeWitt's Early Risers with testimonials. Mentions Dr King's New Discovery, Banner Salve, and Bass drug store. Claims cure for coughs, lung diseases, Bright's disease, indigestion, and sores. Includes patient anecdotes and promotional pricing.
Allen Halverson of West Prairie Wisconsin reports customers travel ten miles to Taggart's for Foley's Kidney Cure while J A Spero of Helmer Indiana hails it as the medical wonder of the age. A W Bass notes in a brief unifier.
Ed Olleman now resides in Madison township while living in the old homestead. J A Carter and wife celebrate 54 years of marriage this September. Tom Barlow is quite ill. The Guide last week carried a drowning report near Waverly. our correspondent provides a second account.
An old advertisement touts Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound as a natural health remedy blending botanicals like cele cocoa cas vara and mandrake. It claims to restore strength and treat throat and bowel complaints. The copy promises a money back refund if not satisfied and labels the product as the most successful bowel remedy.
The advertisement touts Kinff's New Life Pills as a cure for weakness to energy, mental power to nervous and bodily ailments. Priced 25 cents per box and sold by G. W. Bass and S M Hadley, claiming to reach the seat of disease and provide thorough, speedy relief for nervous diseases, neuralgia, rheumatism, debility, paralysis, and other complaints.
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