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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
7
A description of delicate summer outfits featuring black tulle and lawn bands, waist cinchers with buckles, and wide turnover collars. Parasol in white satin with violet garland. flowers used as berths chetelaines and sprays for evening wear. Lace trimmed stockings and openwork shoes complete a refined, chic look for women.
A survey of authors and works: Baxter's Saint Everlasting Rest manuscript revised over 13 years, Cooper's The Spy written in under six months, and many legends underpinning his tales. Gen Alger's The Spanish American War listed for navy libraries while Agnes Repplier earns a doctor of letters. Austin Strong, Stevenson’s ward, shows early genius in landscape architecture with Cromwell Park Auckland.
The notice highlights declines and gains in university enrollments from Glasgow to Aberdeen with Edinburgh adding 103 students and Andrews 26 while Aberdeen drops ten. It notes no clear impact from Carnegie's gift yet and mentions Chautauqua bureau offering Senator Hanna 10000 for 18 lectures, rejected by the Ohio boss who said he earns more for two senate years and could tour in a month.
A collection of aphoristic lines contrasts wealth and law, thinking and speech, and ambition with humility. It notes a rich man may rely on a lawyer, cleverness aims, and beauty provokes, while caution in speech saves one from regret and misjudgment.
Jessie Pinkey Hall of Springville says her three children, including a three month old baby, all recovered well from whooping cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She notes her older daughter liked the cough syrup during fits. The remedy is sold by F J Clendenin and E Helmbeck.
An assemblage of patent medicine ads promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds and ulcers, Herb ine for rheumatism, Burdock Blood Bitters for digestion, Dr Thomas' Eclectic Oil, Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, Dean's ointment, and Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment with prices and store mentions.
Josh Edgar of Germantown California recounts fourteen years of pain from sciatic rheumatism and partial mobility until using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He reports immediate relief and lasting cure after trying the ointment, now offered by B J Clendenin.
Levanna Missouri resident Mall Carrier Burnett Mann recalls years of back pain and fatigue from kidney issues. After six bottles of Electric Bitters he reports full relief and renewed energy, praising the product sold by Clendenin's Drug Store with a satisfaction guarantee for six pennies.
Advertisers urge cyclists to keep Ballard's Snow Liniment for accidents. Applied promptly, it eases pain, prevents swelling and discoloration, and speeds healing. Priced at 45 and 50 cents at F J Cigenden's and Battles' Pharmacies.
Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption highlighted by editor J J Eager from Cisco Texas. Letter credits the remedy with curing a severe lung trouble and obstinate cough with hemorrhages. Promoted alongside White's Cream Vermifuge and Herbal remedies with prices and local pharmacy names.
M. M. Austin, a Civil War veteran from Winchester Indiana, writes about his wife’s long illness and his own recovery. He credits Doctor King’s New Lite Pills and mentions trying them at the Clendenin store.
The piece surveys Cecil Rhodes statue work at Tweed Studios in Chelsea for Bulawayo, Carolus Duran’s New Salon observations on steam engines and afrobips, and celebrates American ceramics while noting Erechtheion restoration. It cites Halsey Ives loaned miniatures for St Louis exposition, Macbeth on profitable American pictures, and Budapest’s premier streetcar system with porcelain stations and a four cent fare across a 42 passenger car.
H R Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma reports selling five bottles of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers who could not continue without it. They resumed work the next morning without missing a day. The remedy is available locally from Fr J Clendenin and E Heimbeck.
The item jokes about Toonitt starting an orchestra in his family and describes the lazy son fiddle player and the wife as a great harper. The note ends with an advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praising easy use and lack of constipation.
A courtroom exchange notes Freddie the cat and Cobwigger with claw details. The judge observes Freddie uses only his hind claws when scratching himself. An offhand remark adds a health tip about Cham berlain's tablets for common ailments.
A practitioner describes a non surgical treatment for Varicocele and related conditions. The method claims to restore weakened veins without cutting or damaging organs, appealing to patients who fear maiming from surgery. The message emphasizes life preservation of vital tissues.
A physician offers free X ray examinations for a range of ailments including private diseases, reflex complications, and female diseases. He claims long experience, no charge for private counsel, and provides a contractual promise. Patients can mail symptoms for a free expert opinion if unable to visit the office.
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