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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
7
The infirmary announces a new department for eye, ear, nose, and throat care led by Dr J A Millican of Chicago now with Dr J Alvin Horne. Free consultations, free $5 x ray exams next week, and glasses fitted at no charge.
A friend laments children becoming self conscious as two nursemaids parade fashionably dressed girls. The scene at a park shows the girls preening in costly outfits while onlookers comment, revealing social pressures of vanity and maternal influence amid society chatter. The passage also references fashion precedents and antique beauty ideas.
A reader offers common expressions to say upon meeting a new baby. Samples include compliments on appearance, size, hair, weight, and intelligence, plus light humor about kissing the infant and the mother’s feelings. The tone mirrors conventional social guidance for well wishers.
The article notes pearls as the prettiest current hair adornment, highlighting their use with My Lady's Tresses. It emphasizes pearls as fashionable, elegant accessory for women.
A fragmentary exchange shows one partner chiding the other for folly and the other admitting secret awareness before marriage. The tone hints at intimate marital dynamics and the lesson of humility in a personal relationship.
A travel excerpt describes how the Tartars train animals by speaking softly to them and offering affectionate praise after tasks. The passage notes phrases like come, my doves and courage my pets as they guide the animals.
The phrase describes the daisy as the day’s eye of English meadows and a marguerite of French fields, highlighting its common names and floral symbolism across languages.
The testimony of Moline expressman H Caverly at 1706 with Avenue asserts kidney pain from heavy lifting, says Dugan's Kidney Pills from Clendenin's Drug Store cured him after a short course. He urges public use and notes price of 60 cents per box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Promises quick at home cure for sexual weakness and enlarged organs by sending name to Dr L W Knapp in Detroit. Includes testimonials praising the method and notes all correspondence is confidential with a free receipt and full directions.
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