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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1901
Page
2
The German English Specialists are renowned physicians offering permanent relocation and full attention to chronic diseases. They claim a complete office with devices for eye ear nose throat lungs and nervous system care in the west. They promise no charge for consultation and diagnosis and will advise if a case is incurable.
An advertisement touts positive cures for nose and throat issues stomach diseases and digestive ailments. It claims rapid relief for early tuberculosis and bronchitis, asthma, and strengthens weak lungs with improved methods.
Advertisement offers a painless 10 day cure for nervous exhaustion and related ailments including varicocete hydrocete hemorrhoida and their evils. Claims no chloroform or ether used and guarantees a permanent cure.
Amid tension over Brentwood, Captain Nathan delays the detachment while rumors spread of missing tracks and strikers. A second troop train arrives with new officers and a lively crowd, as a sharp major orders discipline and a tense scene unfolds at the platform.
The narrative describes a perennial stream feeding the Red Water gorge, eight months a mere brook but promoted year round on a Seattle road scenery promotion. The Big Horn faces engineering and expense challenges building a stable right of way across the mouth of the tributary and a massive bridge. Passengers find the spectacle limited as the view is blocked by steep cliffs, unlike the Seattle line on the opposite bank.
In a tense November evening scene near Brentwood, workers hide a loaded siding of flatcars on a rail bridge to fortify against a predicted government troop assault. Across the river Seattle sympathizers cheer, while leaders fear government action and a muttered plan to cut telegraph wires surfaces as the standoff continues.
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