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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1875
Page
1
A long list of church services and schedules, lodge meetings, and fraternal group notices. Includes pastors names Rev Collins Rev Medler Rev Father Roles and several lodge and benevolent society meeting times across various locations.
A meditative poem on a sunset over purple hills and green valleys, with imagery of rivers, mountains, and skies. It blends classical reverie with reflections on eternity and beauty, invoking Helas and Ida as symbolic anchors. The excerpt ends amid various notices and stray summaries.
The Fishtest Draft Gan Tow tonde Firet BPrenmiunt awarded at Pigeass and Iowa State Field Trials. 604 Iron Beams and Iron Frames noted for first prize.
A destitute family faces poverty and temptation in a Christmas tale. John Hardy struggles with drink and debt while wife Margaret tends ailing Maggie, who longs for warmth and love. A moral turning point arrives as John seeks work and vows change after Maggie’s death and a hopeful dawn.
The ADVANCE Walking Cultivator presents a leading solution in field cultivation with robust build and reliable performance. It emphasizes efficiency, durable parts, and strong operator control for extensive farming tasks.
A terse note references agricultural equipment and market terms with unclear phrasing. It mentions cultivator riding and geed terms in a general market context without clear events, persons, or dates. The readable elements suggest a local trade snippet or classified brief about farming tools.
A collage of misc observations and quirky lines. It references a Kentucky judge ruling on farming marriages, fashion notes on mourning fabrics and lace, a mention of English writer Jean Ingelow living near Kensington Gardens, a child’s snowstorm remark about popcorn, and social curiosities about proposals and marriage in Detroit.
Speaker Kerr unveiled numerous standing committees listing members by surname across Elections, Ways and Means, Appropriations, Banking and Currency, Claims, War Claims, Naval Affairs, Indian Affairs, Private Land Claims, Public Expenditures, and many more. Names cover a wide slate including Morrison, Wood, Cox, Payne, Whitehouse, Milliken, Scales, Gunther, Sayler, Swann, Banning, and others.
A Bowling Green Ky newspaper recounts a remarkable long eight-foot gun with a smooth bore and single barrel that terrorized skirmish lines along the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers during the Civil War until a Texas ranger was captured in a tree and the weapon seized. The gun’s exact origin remains uncertain.
A Jackson County Iowa woman writes to state officers seeking a Des Moines Charley Ross likeness, believing her abducted child may be the one identified. The note references past child thefts driven by similar searches and urges closer comparison with official descriptions.
A 27 foot thick galena vein was struck in the Yosemite mine at Bingham Canyon Utah. Reports note new Winona water works tested as satisfactory. Various items include a Kansas ex-senator’s daughter running for enrolling clerk, misdeeds in a New York bitters firm, fashion feather trims, Empress Eugenie niece wedding embroidery costs, a $10,000 monument plan in Jasper county, Utah corruption concerns, and weather and trade tidbits across the country.
The Milwaukee Daily Wisconsin explains dynamite composition and dangers after a Bremer Haven blast. It describes dynamite as a mix of diatomaceous earth and nitroglycerine, resembling graham flour, and notes its cautious labeling as safe yet highly lethal in confined spaces.
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