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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
6
The notice states publication is issued every evening except Sunday at 3 30 o clock. It mentions subscription rates but provides no numeric figures in the readable text. The segment reads as a newspaper insertion announcing timing and pricing terms to readers.
The Journal endorses W. R. Moore as a capable minority representative. It notes his extensive experience and trustworthy conduct, and states Moline will stand solidly for him with broad country support ahead of the county convention.
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway ends bursts of speed with a systemwide halt on excessive fast runs. Engineers are instructed to stay within a safe limit, implied at seventy five miles per hour except in emergencies or when making up lost time on specials. The action follows several rapid runs in the past three months, culminating with No 6 between Eckley and Wray on March 24 reaching about 98.66 mph over 14.8 miles, with portions near 100 mph.
The piece argues a wealth-building philosophy urging a single-minded focus in business. It advises specialists to dedicate attention to one trade, diversify only when necessary, and avoid overextension to maintain solvency. It frames the merchant as prudent when aligning activities with core expertise.
The article argues for the upper bridge to connect Moline with Gilberttown, noting expected growth and farm trade benefits. It mentions Bettendorf will site its plant there, keeping Moline near the new city, while urging housing expansion as over a hundred homes could rent for 12 dollars monthly. It cites Aberdeen quarry blasting and advocates supporting local merchants and capital investment to realize the bridge. It also endorses W. R. Moore as Moline’s representative and notes Republican dissension aiding Democrats.
A fragmented segment lists beef cuts and prices per pound with ranges. Items include Sirloin, Rump, Rib, Chuck, Round, Brisket, Shank, Flank, and related sections with varying cents per pound, showing a historical price catalog.
A lengthy editorial urges storekeepers to advertise with clear aims and honest messaging. It emphasizes choosing value over flash, expanding publicity gradually, and maintaining steady effort to build customer interest and sales. It concludes with a small ad: 3 cents, F. Wirrus.
Several bicycles offered for immediate sale at the People's Furniture and Carpet House on Fifth Avenue. Includes ladies Eldridge Rugby Westminster and gent Columbia chainless. Wheels unused but of 1900 pattern. bargains must be sacrificed. Call early.
London Express reports rumors Britain nears completion of a wireless controlled submarine torpedo boat. The craft uses a waterborne wireless impulse to steer, needs no crew, and can strike a target by pressing a button. It promises high speed and shallow running, but risks entanglements and limits of operation.
A doctor recalls a reception as a carbuncle a vivid metaphor prompting playful newspaper quips. A servant girl anecdote about a vase and a line about honor among thieves frame the humor.
The excerpt notes a new church member, Mr Stucker, described as a reformed gambler, and discusses leveraging his insight to generate church funds. The quote frames skepticism about his expertise in financial schemes.
The overcast sky unleashed thunder and rain as a fierce storm battered the countryside. A barkless tree fell under lightning, shielding a frightened dog that sheltered beneath it. From Rock Island Argus, William J Lampton.
The undersigned promise to refund the money on a B0c bottle if it fails to cure cough or cold. They also guarantee a 2k bottle to prove satisfaction or money refunded, signed by The Bottles Pharmacy and H Sandstrom.
Witty exchanges unfold between Mrs Peck and Henry about past spending and a single wedding gift ten dollars to the parson. A second quip recalls Little Mabel’s church christening and her grandmother’s curiosity about what happened.
An advertisement invites people to obtain loans on personal property including furniture planes horses and wagons at the most reasonable rates urging readers to visit the business for loans and financial help.
A payday style notice explains a loan operation offering cash from ten dollars upward with no publicity. It invites readers to schedule an interview to verify terms and learn how the business operates.
An old health ad claims kidneys filter blood every three minutes and that overwork causes pain and heart strain. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy, offering a sample and pamphlet by mail from Binghamton NY.
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