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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
7
In this description a cottage is offered featuring hemlock frame, exterior shingles, plaster walls, stone and cement floors, and a warm hot air furnace. Interior trim is cypress with brown bronze hardware. rooms painted in different colors with decorative borders. Plans by Manley A. Dennis of New York, 160 Navy Street.
Experiments reported by the American Physical Society show that a partition of sheet lead transmits sound better than a glass wall of equal thickness. The finding suggests that, all else equal, the medium most yielding to steady pressure best transmits sound, challenging intuition about sound deadening by lead.
A woman with whooping cough experience promotes Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for preventing dangers to her three children including a three month old baby. Ads tout Hep herbs and tonics like HERBIND for biliousness and Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for coughs and colds, with various pharmacies selling them.
Aluminum saw handles are presented as lighter and stronger than wood. They come in several shapes, made from thin sheet metal with perforations for grip. An adjustable design allows the right side to sit flush with the saw for work near the floor and in tight spots.
A Cisco Texas advertisement extols Dr King's New Discovery for consumption with a testimonial by editor J J Eager about his wife's severe lung trouble and cure. It claims the remedy treats coughs colds and all throat and lung issues with bottles priced 60 cents and 1 00 and free trial bottles offered. Also Ballard's Snow Liniment recommended for injuries and Herbine for rheumatism priced 25 60 cents at local pharmacies.
In a brief exchange from the Yonkera Statesman, residents discuss a local hair restoration shop. The dialogue hints at a patient or patron going inside and hair loss being a topic of interest. No names beyond the quoted speakers appear.
Readers report sudden attacks of cholera infantum destroying young lives in summer. Mothers recall Perry Davis Painkiller slowing diarrhoea and vomiting and saving children, sold 36 and 60 cents. Piles are painful and dangerous when inflamed nodules flare.
A collage of society items describes Queen Alexandra’s coronation, a proposed Marthe Washington postage stamp, and Mrs Seth Low leading Alaska basket industry efforts. It notes Mrs Mary Elvira Gillespie, 84, admitted to a Denver hospital with 87 children, and Mrs Nancy Irwin Butterworth attending her daughter’s 92nd golden wedding in Athens Tennessee after a trip from Ohio.
The Panama hat adapts as a London fashion with bright green aigrettes and pale pink floral trims. White lilac hats with white tulle crowns are praised as cool choices while green felt foliage hats feature frosted leaves and dotted ribbons. In Paris, professors discuss anesthetics with cocaine waning and chloroform linked to 26 fatal cases, sparking medical debate.
H R Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma reports selling five bottles of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers who could not stop working. The note urges keeping a bottle at home and mentions F J Clendenin E Helmbeck Battles Pharmacy retailing the product. Also promotes White's Cream Vermifuge at 25 cents.
A plant for extracting gold from seawater has been located at South Hayling Hampshire England. Would be investors are advised to inquire of certain Bostonians who once believed gold could be extracted easily from seawater but found it far from simple as a financial prospect.
Levanna mail carrier Burnett Mann recalls lifelong kidney pain and fatigue. He says six bottles of Electric Bitters cured him, restoring strength and vitality. Clendenin's Drug Store advertises the tonic as a stomach liver and kidney regulator with a 60 cent price and satisfaction guarantee.
Germany produces about 100 million gallons of potato alcohol yearly and extra from other sources. The surplus supports using alcohol to power steam engines and locomotives, with a successful odorless and smokeless alcohol locomotive reported. Also note claims about Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets and their supposed ease of use.
An invention claims a gentle electric oscillator emits imperceptible impulses like wireless waves. Medicated air carries ozone and the energy to the body, restoring healthy vibrations, invigorating nerves, enriching blood, and expelling poisonous debris. Functional activity and nutrition are restored.
Advertising claims from a medical ad describe a new treatment for nervousness sleeplessness fatigue and blood diseases promising relief without operation. It asserts rapid improvement from the first session and boasts success in long term cases including consumptives and weakened lung invalids. Specialist consultation is offered free.
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