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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1901
Page
2
The German English Specialists advertise as well known physicians in the tri cities. They claim permanent location and devote all time to cure chronic diseases of the eye ear throat lungs and nervous system. They offer free consultation and diagnosis promising frank treatment even if prognosis is incurable.
The article traces quinine production to cinchona bark sourced largely from Amsterdam markets and Java. It notes the secretive manufacture, monopoly pressures, price effects, and seed trade involving Ledger and Dutch government issues. It mentions seed shipments, forest harvesting, and plant propagation steps in Java and related regions.
A discussion on veils as harmless fashion items cites headaches eye strain and complexion effects. Proponents argue veils protect skin from sun and dust and compare veil use favorably to glasses and other eye strain remedies.
A chaotic clipping describes a swarm of bees kept by a woman of society as a cautionary tale. It notes dangers of stings, mentions an Indian wife known for good works, and references Mrs Brunet and a social circle with witty dialogue. Subscriptions urged for Youth's Companion Journal.
Washington officials report no unease about the Pan American congress to meet in Mexico City with representation from all western hemisphere states. Secretary Hay has assurances that every government has accepted Diaz’s invitation, and a tentative programme lists arbitration international court of claims and measures to protect industry, agriculture and commerce.
A naval ship commemoration stem ornament for the cruiser Olympia is being attached to the hull. The design features a winged victory holding Toph and an eagle, with details described by Naval Construction head Willian Po Raster.
An old promotional note touts Mull's Grape Tonic as a laxative tonic that benefits kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It claims to impart health strength and vigor to all ages and ages and invalids. A large bottle costs 60 cents and is sold by druggists.
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