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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1891
Page
6
A brief advert-like note states Farmers Alliance invites trade with the city, urging benefits for both sides. It mentions products such as ladies fine Dongola, Kangaroo and Calf, and references payoffs or promotions to attract customers.
A long 1891 style article urges liberal practical parenting to prevent elopements and early marriages. It argues against isolating youths from society and advocates balanced social interaction, moral guidance, and exposure to well connected peers to form proper matches. It cites a matron and critiques overprotective guardianship as fueling clandestine romances and declines in health.
Florence E Dyty describes an inexpensive bamboo rack to hold loose papers and magazines. Paint in scarlet or yellow, add gilded joints, and finish with a ribbon and jingling bells for a bright, decorative display. Includes assorted oblique biographical notes and anecdotal tangents.
A collage of social notes and curiosities from an era, naming Mrs. John B. Thomas of Cleveland sipping rumors in a divorce filing, Mrs. Fuller’s shopping, Mrs. Stocking’s Interior post, and a Stockholm mathematics professor. It mentions Lincoln’s mother’s grave, Studebaker sculpture, Sydney Waterlow’s wife, and Prussia’s debt, with notes on patents, crematoria, a Bogphoran bridge, Middlesbrough gas, Ceylon pear season, and Niagara River depth.
The column recalls Prince Jerome Napoleon's death after suffering, a Bavarian heir's birthday pomp, Kalakaua of Hawaii's full name, and mentions princely hunting habits. It also covers a Boston man’s daring train jump anecdote in New York Times fashion, a Milwaukee baby born with a tail, a Nap in a chapel tale from Henry VII’s era, cod fishery notes, and European egg imports from 1800-England and other nations with broad trade details.
Maud Howe Elliott emerges as a prominent Boston literary figure, daughter of a famed philanthropist and wife of English artist John Elliott. The profile highlights her beauty, social circle, and influence on art, fashion, and letters, noting her early success with anonymous fiction and later novels and travel sketches.
An advertised cure from a long-suffering inventor claims to end catarrh and deafness at all stages. It promises elimination of discharge from the nose, ringing in the ears, and slimy mucus in the throat with no coughing. Circulars available from Frank Worth & Co. Wausau Wisconsin Drawer 1029.
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