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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1901
Page
7
An advertising claim from a physician asserts he alone has the most wonderful method to restore vitality and cure disease. He promises rapid, permanent relief from varicocele, stricture, blood poisoning, nervous debility, weak lungs, rheumatism, back pain, sciatica, lumbago, locomotor ataxia, and weak kidneys, with a call to visit for treatment.
The celebrated physician and natural healer in Rock Island offers treatment at rooms 49 to 55 in the Mitchell and Lynde building. Hours are 9 to 12, 2 to 6, and 7 to 8 with Sunday hours 9 to 10. One week's treatment absolutely free.
Special Correspondence details Rose Hill church dedication next Sunday at 10 AM with Rev Funk of Dayton Ohio in charge. Updates from Wakes include local visits, illness reports, social event at Sylvester Dailey's, and community notices from Moline to Joslin.
Lincoln Steckman and his daughter Anna are both ill with typhoid fever under Dr Barewald care. School opens with Henry Voss as principal and Miss Lewis as primary teacher, with about 47 pupils in the main room and 64 in the primary. The note lists local moves, visits, and minor illnesses among residents and mentions various family visits and travel.
Hampton news covers Carley Carlson and O A Cook on a ginzan root trip from town, Nellie Russell staying with his wife, and several callers and visits including Mrs Metckey of Buffalo and Mrs Paul Mohr. Local men update on house work, a new buggy for Dr Rankin, and plans for a rural route carrier.
The sultan of Turkey grows nervous after banishing 600 servants following a royal henhouse fire. The Chicago Record Herald comments on what might happen if a cook used coal oil to start a blaze.
Advertisements tout Botanic Blood Balm and Ballard’s Snow Ointment as universal cures for skin and blood ailments with claims of rapid relief and 30 years testing. Other tonics include Rocky Mountain Tea and Herbine claiming liver and digestive benefits. Local pharmacies in Moline and Atlanta advertise trial offers and prepaid mail orders.
Briar Bluff reports Wanlock visits by Mr and Mrs Thomas Lanham and a family stopover to see Lanham's mother J. F. Kincaid. Rock Island crowds attended Labor Day parade. Eastberg family visited in Alexis. hog shipment by E. Farsell. clams in Green River yielding few pearls. anecdote on General Burnham widow and Dr Kings New Discovery miracle cure for chest ailments with local ad copy.
John Summer of Greek river visited his uncle Charlie Crist in Colona. Ivory Hart of Joslin and Mrs Welle Hart of Carbon Cliff were in town yesterday. A number from Colona attended the Labor Day celebration at Rock Island Monday and returned home.
A humorous note from the Atlanta Constitution quotes an author claiming a leading magazine has ordered him to stop sending in material. The remark frames a clash between literary drive and editorial boundaries.
A dialogue parody shows His Reply challenging charges of dishonesty as Candidate dismisses personal attacks in a campaign, quipping he deprecates the introduction of personal insults in the race.
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