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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1879
Page
6
A shy suitor recalls a summer encounter with a woman of grace and beauty. He longs for a definite yes or no as May flowers bloom and June fires glow, but she gently grants him a rosebud then watches him depart with quiet rueful resolve.
Wallace describes hummingbirds as America exclusive, tropical zone dwellers with 400 species. The article details their tubular tongues, iridescent metallic greens, rapid flight, nectar and insect diet, nesting habits, captivity behavior, and a noted Amazon experience with orphaned nestlings and feeding challenges.
Edward Eggleston recalls a Presbyterian minister aiding a poor student who saved a dollar as payment for help and the powerful impact of Mrs. Dumont in inspiring a lifelong pursuit of knowledge at a western school. The tale notes Indiana’s large school fund and the enduring zeal of learners and teachers.
The Norristown Herald quotes Bishop Cuark praising a young man with a clear head and an honest heart as essential traits for starting life. It contrasts youthful energy with later temptations, noting that a young bishop may seek a different capital, including billiards or trips to the opera, as life progresses.
A quotation tells of Mr. Godfrey being “entirely cured” after ten days with Hop Bitters, despite doctors saying he must die. The speaker questions if he is truly at work again and implies the remedy’s simple power. The text highlights optimism about this remedy.
A Chicago Inter Ocean correspondent travels with Mexican excursionists and describes Chapultepec and surrounding terrain. He notes lakes, mountains, and ancient Aztec cities, invoking a reverent tone toward the sacred landscape and its lofty, mythic qualities.
A description of air driven engines used for mining under Mount St Gothbard between Switzerland and Italy. Compressed air replaces steam to cut rock, keeping the air breathable while moving ore cars through a long tunnel. Reservoirs store air by water power, delivering high force to drive the train cars.
The race red dye from Wells Richardson & Co of Burlington VT is described as more desirable for dyeing silk or woolen goods than the yellow, orange, green, or brown stains available. other colors can be obtained to any extent.
Rev Joseph Cook discusses Alaska climate in an argument noting extremes. He cites Dall and Smithsonian data, compares Sitka and the Yukon, and claims Alaska’s year round cattle support and polar conditions in contrast to other cities.
An 19th century advertisement extols Kidney-Wort claiming it removes morbid secretions and cures chronic kidney and liver diseases with associated constipation and piles. The text also recalls early gas lighting in New York and a humorous anecdote about an artist and iodine remedy.
Advertisement text praises Johnson as a reliable and honorable dealer in the United States. It invites samples for his large and comprehensive catalog.
Eminent physicians nationwide and clerics endorse Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for throat and cough relief, citing its observed effects and trusted reputation among medical and religious communities.
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