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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1897
Page
7
The fragmentary text presents repeated gibberish and distorted phrases. No coherent persons places or events are identifiable from the readable content.
Miss Jessie Woodruff is sick for a week while Miss Maggie Willard improves. Hallie Carlisle stays with Rev. Ensminger and wife. A jumble of names, events, and local chatter fills the page, including horse bells, crop notes, and household mentions, all in a blurred historical column.
Fragmentary OCR text references a remedy for diarrhea and a bottle, with mentions of a desk, a south location, and a cake with petar hated. The readable parts suggest an old advertisement style describing a product and its use.
Low rate excursion tickets to Columbus are offered from Pennsylvania Lines stations in September with return coupons valid on September 25 and September 27 for German Catholic Benevolent Society and Union Veteran Legion National Encampment respectively. By depositing U V L excursion tickets with Union Mission Ticket Agent, Columbus, an extension of return limit may be allowed to depart Columbus by October 1.
Announcement outlines a new six column edition with home news and ads, plus a brief summary of the latest and most interesting items. It explains postage details and subscription pricing for six months and three months, with free United States postage.
An old advertisement touts Jor Miles Pars Pins claiming neuralgia relief for one cent a dose available at all druggists.
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