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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1878
Page
2
A fragmentary survey of aphorisms on morality work and money. It offers blunt observations about labor value poverty pride and self control with quirky spellings and regional dialect. The speaker critiques greed and deceit while urging practical restraint and honest effort.
A historical view explains the vital role of the property man in theatre. He crafts scenery and props from pasteboard, creates actions like fires, storms, and battles on cue, and supplies figures from animals to daggers to finish productions from Macbeth to Hamlet.
George Thompson, described as mullatto, pled guilty to burglary at General Sessions in New York. He claimed he entered Frank Hatch's cellar restaurant at 117 South Street on Decoration Day to obtain food and was caught after kicking in the door. The judge sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary.
Fragmentary text mentions English insurance stocks with Fire and Life and Universal Life shares, citing prices around 1500 per 100 and thirty times their paid up value, but details are garbled and incomplete.
The description portrays Jzyrm Juxe wife of the N Y Graphic editor as slender and frail with a nervous wiry temperament. She has dark eyes and hair, a firm mouth, dresses well without extreme fashion, and is mother to three or four children.
A English traveler describes alternating hours of worship between Christian and Muslim groups inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Soldiers stand by, weapons ready, as rival sects clash with torches and staves until the next hour begins, the ritual ending only if blood is shed and the church closes for the day.
A Doston physician Dr Waters reports a soda based burn cure rivaling ether if supported. He describes using bicarbonate of soda on wet burns as powder, on dry burns as paste or strong solution, with lime water emulsions for broken skin. He notes quick relief and no known adverse effects.
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