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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
2
The Board of Agriculture pushes for annual prizes and schemes to lure people to rural life. Proposals include plowing, ditching, hedging, straw work, village clubs, attractive cottages with gardens, and other efforts to revive country living.
Mrs. Roosevelt orders a large Porto Rican linen supply for the White House. Embroidered with the U S coat of arms the items include sideboard covers tea cloths napkins tablecloths and other needed articles. She also buys a pink piano silk evening gown for herself and a dress for her daughter Ethel.
The old mirror bought for 40 dollars by John Adams during his vice presidency was moved through debate and controversy. Senators condemned extravagance, it was stored, then restored to a wall in the vice president’s chamber where officials hope it now stays as a historic keepsake.
A patient recounts repeated fainting spells and chest discomfort revealing heart trouble. After doctors failed to help, they claim Dr Miles Hert ea cured them, urging early treatment to prevent the disease from worsening in Ellicottville New York.
Dr Miles heart case claims to remove irregularities of heart action. Sold by druggists on D ties Medien.
H. Robinson of Hillsborough Newfoundland says corns caused severe pain until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed them. The ad claims perfect relief for sprains bruises cuts sores scalds burns boils ulcers and skin diseases with a guaranteed cure at Clendenin’s drug store priced 25 cents.
A brief, fragmented verse from the Washington Star mentioning losing, pain, and a kicking reaction tied to a rails or fats and soyn idea, but lacking clear event, person, or outcome.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a quarrel where a mother expresses embarrassment over Bobby’s standing at the foot of his class while he deflects by claiming it is easy to excel. The exchange conveys a family moment in a humorous tone.
A dated poem-like line urges action and remembrance, calling a brother to join in a deed that will be remembered fondly after the day passes. The sighing refrain suggests a historical mood from the Chicago Record Herald.
An old and respected Toowoomba resident praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing a severe two month cough. The letter from W C G Wockner endorses the medicine and offers a personal recommendation to readers.
A wedding in Tiega Pennsylvania used a full length photograph as the groom for Miss Mino Harris and Carleton Wells by proxy due to illness and a deadline. Rev Clements officiated as Harris stood before the photo while Willis Johnson answered to the image as spouse.
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