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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1901
Page
4
Charles Eugene Banks lauds Michael F Tighe as a single figure shaping labor history. The piece portrays Tighe as a quiet strength guiding unions, opposing capital’s bid to dominate labor, and cites his leadership in Wheeling and Joliet plus potential outcomes in Milwaukee.
The W H Harris Nickle Plate show arrives from York and performs at McGrannis Park this afternoon and evening after a 1030 parade. The parade features six Siberian camels an elephant and bagpipe players with over 60 horses. The one ring circus touts first class acts a large 8000 seat tent and plans a popular priced weekend engagement. The visit continues next Saturday August 24.
Mrs. Nannie Galleger of La Grange Florida used Bucklen's Amica Salve on severe head and face sores after frightful disfigurement and reports a quick cure surpassing her hopes. The remedy is praised for sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns and piles and is sold with a cure guarantee by Clendenin druggist for 25 cents.
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a world wide reputation for cures. It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. Sold by F J Clendenin and E Helm Beck.
Miss Lola Gould leaves Thursday for Chicago. Rev Holmgren will preach next Sunday in Port Byron. Rev Ecker of DeKalb visits relatives. Marvin Quackenbush at Woodman head office. Miss Mabel Hollen visits Florence Lindgren. Young people meet at Swedish Lutheran church. St Marys youth sodality meets next Sunday. Scandinavian Temperance Union meets tonight at Mission Tabernacle. Rev Father Kelly leaves for Keithsburg to visit Father Sheridan. Rose and Nettle from Elgin visit. Oliver Johnson leaves for Chicago. Mr and Mrs Searle return from Great Lakes and Buffalo exposition. Lillian Warrington visits Miss Vanju Rundquist. Marine band concert at Central Park. Lend-a-Hand Circle hosts melon sociable at First Methodist. Rev Schute visiting his brother-in-law D Richards. Rev J F Robinson and daughters at ME camp meeting. Mission society hosts at Mrs Clements on 12th. Mrs Thomas McCarthy returns from Welton, Iowa. W A Rosenfield arrives in Queenstown. Dr E A Kelly and family visit. plan to stay two weeks. Misses Tillten and Nettle Johnson entertain Sorosis at Swedish Lutheran church. Grace Hamilton leaves for Des Moines for job. Dr George Sears returns to Cook County Hospital. Mr Clinton Goudy visits father on 16th street and sings at First Methodist. Mr and Mrs Fred Applequist and daughter en route to Buffalo via Great Lakes. Mrs O R Metcalf and children visit Rev J F Robinson. on way to Mt Vernon, Iowa. She was preceptress at Grand Prairie Seminary.
The piece with Dan Maloney and Widow Clancy is hailed as the season’s most successful big comedy drama. Reviews call it three hours of nonstop merriment with strong Celtic wit and a trusted company, promising a rich theatrical treat at the Wagner next Saturday night.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls an infant case of cholera infantum that doctors had abandoned. She gave Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy per directions and the child recovered in two days. She says the remedy never failed in her experience and recommends it. For sale by F J Clendenin and BE Helmbeck.
"Cures eczema and itching humors through the blood" claims Botanic Blood Balm. The ad touts deep-seated skin sores, ulcers, and joint pains cured by enriching the blood, with Dr Gillam offering free medical advice and a $1 trial treatment. Hawthorn Pharmacy sells the product at 2220 5th Avenue.
Camp meeting grounds at Tin dall's grove filled with campers showing strong interest. Eighty cottages occupied as Rev Mr Sheppard preaches opening sermon. Daily services feature home mission work across the south west Pacific coast and Alaska with speeches by Miss Haney Miss Medin Mrs Oldham and others. Rain boosts Sunday turnout with long-distance travel by Hack from Moline. Rock Island First M. FE church service omitted due to Dr McCulloch's participation.
Health advices warn constipation causes fatigue and liver sluggishness. Herbine touts relief by improving digestion and liver activity at 60 cents from Clendenin and Battles Pharmacies. Chamberlain’s tablets recommended for regular bowels at 25 cents from Clendenin.
Crowded attendance at the First Methodist camp meeting followed a morning sermon on The Matchless Christ. Rev A L Schute of Normal Park Chicago attended, with services including midweek and missionary events. Other churches reported varied sermons and activities across the city.
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