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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1896
Page
1
Mrs Suburb chides late arrival as supper was ready two hours ago. Mr Suburb explains missing the oily train and taking the 5 19 while noting the 5 17 and 5 19 trains differ in stops. New York Weekly origin.
A child writes from the dock area describing her first experience living there. She calls it a very queer place and notes that next door is fastened on their house. The brief letter captures a child’s simple, observant view of a changing living space.
A vintage notice touts Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as a remedy for wasting children. It claims to improve flesh, bones, and nerves, transforming poor youngsters into thriving ones. Free booklet offer and the publisher Scott and Bowne of New York are noted.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Washington agency sent a central fore stamp related to coast stamp services. Unclear details about sender, recipient, or exact date due to damaged text. Further text required to confirm entities and context.
Mrs. Sheets returns from Indianapolis trimming rooms with the latest ideas in millinery. Artistic trimming offered on short notice at very reasonable prices for opposite P. O. TM ladies to call and examine the stock.
Local supplier A. L. Wheeler advertises top quality fertilizer for farmers and garden enthusiasts emphasizing market-leading performance and availability.
Prices listed for wool blankets in gray and white, cotton filled comforts, silkaline, and home made goods. Fabrics include double width figured worsted, 39 cent novelties, Mohair overlaps, and 40 to 56 inch wool, with bargains on broadcloths and beavers.
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