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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1879
Page
2
Fragmentary verse recalls a lover seeking a thriftier life beside an apple-tree in spring. The speaker contrasts fleeting spring blooms with the lively hours of flowers, then notes summer arrives as the trysting time when love and beauty meet.
A bachelor narrator recounts a chaotic day caring for a cousin’s infant. He endures nonstop crying and mishaps from cradle to street, loses composure at a grocery, then faces an awkward reunion with Kate Milton as the baby baffles all attempts at feeding. The piece ends with comic valentines and a vow for bachelorhood.
At the American TL tel on Saturday night an elevator plunged seven stories to the basement after the cylinder head failed. Turner Exall and seven others were inside. several were injured including Creamer the engineer who lost flesh from his hand. The occupants narrowly escaped death as the car passed through floors and fell to the engine room.
An old Pittsburgh advertisement touts a hair restorative claiming to restore gray or faded hair, prevent baldness, and improve scalp health. Quoted endorsements from A A Hayes Massachusetts state official praise its high quality and effectiveness. Price listed as one dollar.
Advertises a preparation by 8. P. Hall & Co. of Nashua New Hampshire that easily applies to hair producing permanent color without smear or wash off. Sold by druggists and dealers.
The text touts a sulky plow praised as entirely free from objectionable crank features. It claims rigorous practical tests and offers it to the trade and farming community as the most perfect sulky plow, backed by a prior reputation of the company.
The record describes Moline plows harrows and related equipment emphasizing high quality workmanship and latest patents. It notes ongoing manufacture of patented items including patent heading activators and various plows and road breakers.
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