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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1901
Page
7
Public notice offers free health screenings to those who call before October 12. The campaign promotes discovering cures for ailments with no cost beyond the prerequisite call. Local health office urges eligible residents to act promptly.
Illinois Infirmary specialists in the Mitchell and Lynde building Rock Island offer a regular $5 X Ray exam free for patients calling before October 12. The gentle exam reveals the real trouble and spares pain while guiding treatment.
An old health inquiry ad asks about nervous spells digestion liver kidneys memory and other ailments. It lists symptoms and ends with room numbers in the Mitchell and Lynde Building, Rock Island, urging readers to seek help.
Mr Utterson follows leads after a murder linked to Henry Jekyll. A severed witness stick, burned papers, and a bank find point to Mr Hyde, a elusive suspect with deformity and irregular habits. The Soho scene and inspector Newcomen frame the pursuit.
Mr Utterson visits Dr Jekyll in a transformed laboratory behind a garden site. The dingy dissecting rooms and foggy windows set a gothic mood as Jekyll sits ill and greeting is formal yet altered.
A user recalls relying on Perry Davis' Pain Killer for years but notes a self made drug from a local druggist failed them during diarrhoea cramps and stomach aches, questioning the bottle's contents and misidentification.
Smithsonian ornithologist Robert Ridgway has nearly finished replacing scientific names for 5,000 South and Central American birds with plain English terms. He argues English now dominates science and law, making the old Greek and Latin names unnecessary for most readers. The forthcoming book marks a historic shift in taxonomic naming.
In Lynn Massachusetts the center of the shoe trade factories operate around the clock, yet they report a great difficulty in securing enough workers to meet demand.
More than 45,000,000 passengers pass through North Union and South Union stations in Boston annually, highlighting the rail system's busy commuter traffic and regional importance.
A Bay Villa store in Sundays River Cape Colony offers a wide range of goods from needle to anchor. Local farmers within thirty miles rely on Chamberlin remedies and testimony claims cure for cough remedy within a mile radius. Multiple drugstore ads promote Rocky Mountain Tea Herbine Ballard's Horehound Syrup and White's Vermifuge with prices and store locations in Moline.
STANDARD BOOKS offers full sets and single volumes of textbooks, encyclopedias, dictionaries, and wall paper. The store sells blank books, leather goods, juvenile books, testaments and hymnals, engraved invitations, and a large art department with engravings and watercolors. An inspection is invited.
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