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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
7
The Illinois Infirmary in the Mitchell & Lynde building Rock Island offers a regular five dollar X ray examination free for patients who call before October 12. The gentle exam helps reveal health issues and urges timely contact.
A call to residents and farmers to visit the Illinois Infirmary for a free examination and X ray to diagnose hidden illnesses. The notice lists symptoms from weakness and stomach issues to coughs, tumors, kidney troubles, and memory problems, urging action before October 12.
Denver figure Parson Tom Uzzell, known for his slouch hat and brisk slang, visits billionaire Winfield Scott Stratton to solicit funds for a new People’s Tabernacle. Stratton quietly approves a 15000 dollar gift, instructing secrecy and excluding other preachers.
A Chamberlain Journal excerpt details theatrical management using every trick from hired cheerers to staged indignation. It also notes a dramatic London incident with a loud voice prompting a villain reveal. The piece mentions a phonograph letter to Copenhagen and ends with a Maryland constitutional note on oaths in court proceedings.
Mrs. J. C Snider of Crittenden Indiana recalls a home use success with Dr Kings New Discovery for a baby's croup. She credits rapid relief and a permanent cure for bronchial trouble and keeps the remedy on hand for children. The ad notes prices 60 cents and 1 dollar with trial bottles available at Clendenin's drug store.
The Davenport meeting nominated Senator William Theophilus for state Senate and W A Goldschmidt of LeClaire along with Fred Vollmer of Davenport for representatives. Other picks included A P Doe for treasurer, C W Decker for sheriff, J L Zuck for superintendent, Dr Schumacher for coroner, and supervisors Murray, Vogt, and Rich. A resolution claimed the money question settled and opposed must laws, fanatic liquor regulations, and supported local option license laws and production of all needed prodata.
Ads claim a home cure for sexual weakness and enlarged organs from Dr L W Knapp at 2177 Hull Building Detroit. Promises free receipt and discreet, confidential mail, citing testimonials praising vigor, size, and lasting results.
A reformer and a politician debate civil service. The reformer says it is good for citizens while the politician notes perception shifts with who is in power. The exchange highlights how support or opposition depends on personal interest within governance.
A Philadelphia Press feature reflects on how a person once seen as a rit becomes a modern woman of today, noting changing roles and the evolving identity of womanhood.
In the Circuit Court Chancery case Charlotte A Simmons vs Gustaf Swensson and Swensons, a foreclosure sale is set for October 26, 1901 at 2 pm, at the east door of the Rock Island courthouse. Parcels Lot 1 4 5 6 7 in Block 3 Oak Hill Park addition to Moline are to be sold for cash to satisfy the decree. Master Elwin Warmenter.
City of Moline Rock Island County Illinois issues a special assessment for a sewer and street work on Fourteenth Street. Final hearing set for October 16 with objections and defense allowed. Payments in five installments, five percent interest after confirmation. L. M. Magill named officer to collect assessment. September 29 1901.
An advertisement claims specialists treat chronic diseases of the eye ear nose throat lungs and nervous system across the west. It says hundreds cured in the tri-cities with free consultation and diagnosis. The ad promises payment to you to contact them and notes they will say if a case is incurable.
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