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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
8
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures. The Mississippi River level will fall slowly between Dubuque and Davenport. Temperature readings show 79 at 9 am and noon with 81 at 3 pm.
A fragment from Union News Depot discusses language use in media and society. It cites the Westminster Gazette on Chinese and English speakers, compares German Russian and Portuguese populations, notes American involvement in French opera, and hints at cultural debates amid evolving communication.
Local briefs include trade ads for insurance and cabinetry, a senior class play Mr Bob at Industrial Home hall, upcoming excursions to Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rupids, sale notices for brick lumber awnings and furniture, and a legal note on a dismissed embezzlement charge. Various concerts and railway timings are listed along with cheap travel offers.
A boy signaling a west bound blue Hine car at Eighth Street leaped as it did not stop. He struck his head and fell unconscious, suffering bruises and a minor scalp wound. He was taken home and treated by Dr. DeSilva.
State Carpenter Harry Bleeker traveled to Watertown to repair the stage at the hospital for the insane. Supt Taylor aims to give patients more freedom with dances and musicales and is building a theatre for dramatic performances. A grand opening is planned for July 4.
A patient writes of a daughter nearly attacked by bronchitis and a niece with advanced consumption who both recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad claims it conquers lung diseases and promises a trial bottle free with guaranteed 50c and 1.00 bottles from Clendenin’s drug store.
Young men from Rock Island are urged to apply at once for government service positions through the Inter-State Correspondence Institute Cedar Rapids Iowa.
A New York Times correspondent from Wilkes Barre argues permanent peace in coal mining is impossible while labor congestion exists. He blames operators for surplus labor, saying 60 000 excess workers lower wages and threaten shortages, with 180 000 miners receiving only about 175 days of work annually.
Fragmentary OCR lines repeat the word Chautauqua in varied spellings. The readable fragments offer no clear event or person data to identify a news item, outcome, or date.
The statement asserts no underhand methods and complete transparency in a transaction. It emphasizes plain dealing and exact interest rates as the only cost.
A discreet loan service advertises quick funding from $10 and up without removing pledged property. It promises an interview to verify the claims and seeks applicants for confidential discussions.
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