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Newspaper

Mooresville Times

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

8

Nose surgery on Esta Farmer by Dr. Magenheimer

Dr. W A Magenheimer performed a successful nose operation on Esta Farmer son of Mr and Mrs George E Farmer on Monday at Mooresville sanitarium. Part of the nasal partition bone was removed to ease breathing. For sale twenty five and one sixth acres of corn land two miles south of Mooresville east of Vandalia railroad. Inquire C J Hadley Chicago Ill or Shortridge Keller Mooresville.

W. A. Magenheimer Esta Farmer George E. Farmer Mooresville Sanitarium Mooresville C. J. Hadley Washington Street Chicago Ill Shortridge & Keller

Dr Geo M Reynolds Offers Serum Plant in Zionsville

Notice states Dr Geo M Reynolds, now residing in Zionsville, is ready to administer Anti Hog Cholera Serum to Aooresville and vicinity patrons. Contact Pittman-Moore Co Serum Plant Zionsville for service.

Aooresville Zionsville Pittman-Mouore Co Bud Geo. M. Reynolds

Landersdale Mt Olive events and local visits

Landersdale residents attend Children's Day exercises at Mt. Olive on Sunday night. Singing sessions continue at Mt. Olive each Wednesday. James Waleee traveled to Indianapolis with hogs. Mr. Greeson visited his daughter Mrs. Louis Sawyers from Monday to Wednesday. Ernest Hite recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs. Jack Turley improve ing. Asher Park bought a new buggy and visited Stone's Creek on the first Sunday.

Mt. Olive Tih James Waleee Indianapolis Greeson Pridgercr Louis Sawyers Ernest Hite Jack Turley

Bethel News Brief From Fairview and Surroundings

Albert English and Willard Reynolds conducted services at Fairview Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ruben Ellis of Elwood visited friends here. teleen Dobbins, recently ill, was operated on by Dr Noble of Indianapolis and Dr Thompson of Mooresville. George Reynolds and family of le spent Sunday with relatives. Hd leewees of Tlinois visited last week. Mrs Mary Stanton of Evansville stayed with her parents. Children's Day was observed Sunday night with an excellent program by the young people.

Albert English Willard Reynolds Fairview Ruben Ellis Elwood Telen Dobbins Dr. Noble Indianapolis Pr. Thompson Mooresville George Reynolds Hd Leewees Tlinois Dewees Mary Stanton Evansville

Fragmentary Notice of Subscriptions Paid

Several unreadable names and unclear phrases hint at a subscription payment record. The legible bits mention individuals, a doctor, and amounts or statuses tied to a local listing, but full details remain obscured.

Self reliance urged over youth recreation discourse

The Columbus Journal cautions that heavy youth recreation risks harming education. It argues children should improvise their own amusements rather than rely on organized devices, asserting liberty strengthens character and education requires self reliance to avoid future dependence.

Columbus Journal

Rarest Violins and Famous Stradivarius in History

The rare Guarnerius del Gesu violins number about forty in existence with one bought by Ysage for 30000. Two Stradivarius used by Sara during tours include the Boissier valued at 50000 in a Madrid museum and another in a Paris museum. There are 29 Stradivarius cellos and over 200 of 300 Stradivarius violins have passed through one dealer.

Guarnerius del Gesu Ysage Sara Boissier Madrid Paris

Dandelion Greens Nourish a Nostalgic Fancy

A tale from Countryside Magazine recounts an American abroad who crafts a new salad from dandelion greens. The dish, fragrant and piquant, supposedly makes him a millionaire, while the piece evokes New England kitchens and childhood memories of springtime flowers.

New England Countryside Magazine

Emetine Use Warning Amid Varied Potencies

The Journal of the American Medical Association warns of widely varying emetine hydrochloride potencies in market preparations used for pyorrhea and amoebic dysentery. Johns Hopkins cases included poisoning and one death from standard dosing, prompting R L Levy and L C Rowntree to analyze drug samples. The alert also targets quacks selling emetine cures for pyorrhea.

Journal of the American Medical Association Johns Hopkins Medical Clinic

Testing a Bullet Proof Coat Demonstration

A Manchester Guardian correspondent recounts a Paris war era demonstration of a thin chain armor shirt. An inventor shot at the wearer with an automatic pistol and the armor proved effective, drawing praise from a war official.

Manchester Guardian Paris England

Seventeen-year Craniological Repair Aids Mind Strain

Miss Elenora Appel of Granite City is recovering at St Luke's hospital after a novel skull reconstruction. An earlier surgery removed part of her skull, the flesh grew over the opening and pressed on the brain causing mental strain. Two weeks ago surgeons used rib grafts to fill the fissure and the tissue is knitting.

Elenora Appel Granite City St. Luke’s Hospital Miss Appel St. Louis Post Dispatch

Vast Russian Timberlands Comparable to U S and Canada

Official estimate places Russia’s standing timber at about 1 005 124 000 acres nearly equal to the combined total of the United States and Canada. Much timber remains unexplored and little exploited. New railroads are planned to serve the timber belt as the canals and waterways department promotes the industry.

Russia United States Canada Department of Canals and Waterways

Scientist says meat eaters more active than vegetarians

In the Boston Evening Transcript a scientist declares meat eaters are more active than vegetarians. He notes meat eaters must hustle more to obtain meat, implying higher activity levels at present prices.

Boston Evening Transcript

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Mooresville, Bad Gake Stone THE White Star Company W. L. Thompson N. A. Magenheimer DRS. Thompson & Magenheimer EH. Ballard Public Square Indiana Street Ind C. L. Hallam Calverts Gallery Saue S Jersey Mteifers Hadley’s Garagve ER. F. Harvey Bargersville J. W. York Fire Insurance Landersdale Asher Park Stone's Creek Bethel Dro i. Wy. Kammer Charles Sellars Cash Mai Medical Journal RE. Welson Embalimers Embalmers License Wilson & White Kel Ley Euaranteed Rubber Vestal Young & Richardson Bros Mooresville, Ind Cas Undertak Bik Frank E. Carlisle C.M. Hadley John L. Dobbins the Times
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