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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
7
An advertisement proclaims a unique treatment that restores vitality and cures a range of ailments. The author claims rapid improvements, renewed youth, increased energy, and relief from various conditions by calling for treatment, highlighting nervous debility, blood issues, and rheumatic pain.
Special Correspondence reports Mr and Mrs J Simonson arriving home from Manitou Colorado with their son recovering from typhoid fever. Candler of Chicago is visiting due to his mother's illness. Rev Adams resigns as Congregational church pastor after east trip. Pearsalls back from Ontonagon Michigan. Shreve to teach Fairfield school opening Sept 15.
Barstow reports visits and movements as residents like Harry Sperry, Winnie Day, and Ailey Swanson and bride travel for schooling and visits. Rapids City sees sales, school resumed, renovations, illnesses, moves to Kansas, and local chatter about a big northeastern fire and nearby farm life.
Clyde Giles travels from Nebraska for the funeral at Lipharat cemetery. Ora Johnson treats friends on a girl’s arrival at his home. Elsie Vossberg returns from Nebraska after a summer in the west. B. B. Giles of Indianapolis visits his brother L. F. Giles, first in eight years. Everyone attends the Joslin fair.
Emergency treatment advice includes hot water bath and Pain Killer use for insect and reptile bites. Claims Mull’s Lightning Pain Killer cures diarrheal and stomach ailments, with prices 26c to 60c per bottle and mail order options for Mull’s Grape Tonic.
A fragment shows two sections on preserving roses in a jar with ingredients like rose petals, salts, orris root, musk, spices, and brandy, plus instructions for stirring and aging. It also includes mixed household guidance on measuring, and a humorous conversational aside referencing a legislature and names.
Hampton news notes Henry Klotz and sister Mrs Martin Arnhalt in the tri-cities last Saturday. Mrs Mary VanHock visits her mother Pauline Dunker Morria Glang. Henry Vonach travels to Coaltown to work in Hince coal mine.
Miss Sadie Scott visits Cordova and Mrs Edith Sleutz of Chicago spent time with her sister Mrs Lt F Giles. Mr and Mrs Davis welcome a new baby boy. Paul Trowbridge, 16, died Friday of blood poisoning. funeral held Sunday at Enterprise church.
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