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Fragmented OCR text mentions natural dealer, extended rip through the East, and visits to reading hospitals in eastern cities.
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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1901
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text mentions natural dealer, extended rip through the East, and visits to reading hospitals in eastern cities.
An advertisement touts Dr. Horne as a capable physician using osteopathy vitopathy and natural healing to cure chronic nervous and special diseases. It claims a 50 percent success after other doctors fail and offers consultation and examination with upfront honesty about incurable cases.
Dr J Alvin Horne lists office locations in Rock Island at Mitchell Lynde Building Rooms 49 to 53 with hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 8 on Sundays 9 to 10. Instructions include taking the elevator to the fourth floor and sending a stamp to receive a free book.
Cordova dispatch reports Theodore Gear spent Sunday in Cordova, new monuments placed at the cemetery, Miss Georgia Haynes left for Elgin for the winter, and local families visiting Clinton Rock Island and Moline. The Mississippi River is unusually low, trains wrecked repair crews at the scene, and a social at the Baptist church raised funds for the cemetery. Community movements include property talks, grain trade, and plans for a farmers event at Woodward's Park with refreshments auctioned.
George Hoffister and Anna Johnston wed on the 15th at St John church in Rapids City. The couple are to reside in Casper Morrow's house after the ceremony as friends extend best wishes for a long, happy life. Titus Hugger, Chicago missionary, preaches on Christianity in English evenings and German daytimes.
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