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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
6
The article explains forming a mental image of a desired outcome and pursuing it with steady, practical effort. It compares this to an artist or carpenter planning first in the mind before building, urging disciplined daily visualization and action to attain higher aims while fulfilling everyday duties.
An item quotes a reflective saying about effort and duty. It contrasts prudent action with abstract piety, noting a mother balancing domestic duties with occasional church abstentions, and mentions Indian rogues sitting in the dirt.
A New York World clipping discusses Miss Gotrox and Lord Lovus of London, noting the refined amusements of aristocracy and the country’s dog catching trade as a business. It describes the men who pursue such work as dog catchers.
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes Meandering Mike discussing coffee and mince pie. The speaker questions whether someone has been there before and indirectly comments on judging cooking skills. The text is an OCR fragment with unclear context.
State of Holineis Rock Island County. Joseph Nelson sues Artie Nelson for divorce on chancery bill filed November 25 1901. Nonresident Artie Nelson must appear January term next or default decree will be entered. Published by George W Gamble solicitor.
The piece quotes a rural town scene with a Mrs Strongmind asking about married women’s clubs beside a train stop. It also promotes Cham berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets, Herbine, and Rocky Mountain Tea with local druggists named as sellers, reflecting era advertising and social banter.
An array of patent medicines and tonics promise relief for stomach ailments constipation headaches and skin conditions. Ads urge purchases from local druggists and warn against imitation teas while promoting tonics like Dr Thomas Electric Oil Wood's Norway Wine and Dean's ointment as instant or permanent cures.
Twenty houses offered for sale on easy terms with prices from 450 to 2000 dollars. Farm properties in this and adjoining counties also advertised as cheap. Allen Bros., 420 16th Street, Ma line.
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