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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
3
A historical notice touts a remarkable therapy claiming to restore health by wireless air treatment and ozone infusion. It pledges relief for debility, nervousness, low energy, and blood diseases, promising quick improvement from the first sessions and permanent results without surgery. It also claims cures for varicocele and chronic lung weakness, asserting high success even in long-standing cases.
The article touts a new therapy claiming to rejuvenate brain cells and body tissues, with a physician using mild but remarkable night to diagnose and treat disease. It emphasizes rapid, miraculous cures and offers free consultation, citing Dr. Horne as a successful specialist with experience in chronic nervous diseases.
The piece surveys Newfoundland’s long Confederate question amid historic friction with Canada. It notes strong pro and anti confederation factions, reviews Utrecht era treaties, French Shore disputes, and past financial crises as context for today’s debate.
The article discusses economic policy and labor shifts on the island after abandoning the Persian system, noting that foreseen resource development and Canadian supervision could speed interior growth. It references Milton Marka and a sufferer named Bosak as it touches on health remedies and local sales of Botanic Blood Balm.
A Chicago Tribune line suggests a discussion on a form of a trust or reform aimed at reshaping everyone except a core group. It questions whether the effort serves wholesome ends or harmful aims, mentioning Uncle Eph and Brooklyn Life.
Moline testimony praises Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for backache and kidney pain. A. Flander of 1315 6th Avenue cites relief from spells and dizziness after use. Daughter also benefited. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Spoan's.
A large fire swept a crowded slum area burning about 40 rooms and triggering looting reports. Fire crews battled the blaze as residents evacuated, with officials investigating the cause and tallying property losses. Community leaders appealed for aid to affected families.
An office located at First National Bank on 3 Avenue announces interest paid on deposits. Office hours are daily from 9 am to 3 pm and Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 8 pm.
The press eulogizes Prof Watson as a leading figure, with Hie noted as a renowned artist and lecturer who will give a talk at Firat Congregational Church on Friday evening, June 20.
Dr Ostrom oculist and aurist offers eye ear nose throat care with late hours extending to 2 am and 12 pm on Sundays. Office contact listed as telephone 1257 and address Illinois Theatre Building, Rock Island.
A historical note describes investment advice and market analysis from The Wall Street Journal associated Dow Jones. It mentions securities value factors, railroad and industrial reports, earnings tables, bond yields, and daily market consultation as a path to safer profit.
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