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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
3
The notice lists subscription prices by mail for one year five dollars six months two dollars seventy five cents and by carrier per week ten cents and mentions Sunday only edition and a twice a week Journal in advance pricing for yearly service with unreadable OCR fragments.
A reflective editorial honors President William McKinley, praising his last words and faith amid national bereavement. It contrasts his noble character with human flaws, urging forgiveness, unity, and steadfast trust in God as the nation heeds his sacrifice. Senator Platt survives a wagon accident, narrowly escaping harm as a wheelwright offers repairs.
The Idaho women’s activism yields a state library commission with four women and one man, a city mill tax for free reading rooms, and school library funding. A traveling library system and $40,000 two-year maintenance plan follow, signaling women as civic stewards.
Rev Dr Manchester delivered a moving service at First Methodist in Canton with hymns, scripture, and a tribute to President McKinley. The eulogy praised his character, faith, and devotion to his country, while Mrs McKinley's health was reported fragile but improving under careful care.
A Brussels dispatch reports Mr. Kruger plans a memorial to President Roosevelt urging U.S. intervention in South Africa. The request aims to influence the ongoing conflict and bring American diplomatic pressure.
A promotional note touts Virtu Ama as guaranteed to cure impotency and restore vigor for middle aged and youth, claiming it improves desires and success. The ad states a package of eight can be sent with payment on receipt, listing John Harding and W. H Torbert in Dubuque as contacts.
The German English specialists promote permanent offices and full-time focus on curing chronic diseases. They claim the most complete treatment facilities for eye, ear, nose, throat, lung and nervous system in the west and have cured hundreds of cases. Free consultation and diagnosis promised with money-back or compensation if incurable.
An advertisement touts a new and improved method that allegedly cures catarrh of the nose throat and stomach and promises rapid recovery from lung diseases including consumption in early stages bronchitis and bronchial asthma. It asserts strengthened weak lungs and quick cures.
An advertisement promises permanent cures for nervous debility and other sexual health issues in men and women. It claims conditions due to nervous exhaustion can be cured in 10 days with a painless method, without chloroform or ether.
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