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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1891
Page
6
A remarkable medical case reports a cure for catarrhal deafness restoring hearing without ear-trumpets. The unnamed patient at Laat experienced a sudden improvement, inspiring hope for noninvasive treatments and future research.
In chancery IPF Illinois 5 DWE Kislasp County, a complaint filed March 13 seeks a decree against nonresident defendant Jean A. Uriarga. The court orders nonresident to appear before the circuit court on the first day of the next May term to plead or answer. failure will finalize a decree by default.
Incomplete text fragment mentions dates and a person named Sindy Babe with references to cease actions. Lacking coherent context or readable entities to summarize a concrete event.
Special correspondents describe George Francis Train at his Broadway hotel as he dismisses Rudyard Kipling as a nonentity. Train calls Kipling a Bohemian writer and questions his American notoriety, while outlining his own vibrant health and psychic vitality.
Special Correspondence from Washington reports Speaker Reed's Europe trip to study foreign legislatures may yield practical insight. Harry Smith, longtime journal clerk, guides parliamentary law in the U S House and has studied Europe's houses, detailing how England France Germany Austria Hungary Belgium Italy and Japan structure their legislatures, elections, salaries, and powers.
A passage discusses obtaining pigeon wing feathers and other plumage for fly tying, listing colors such as brown black gray teal and redhard, noting feathers found under wings and on backs. It notes dyes sold in drug stores, feather preparation, and tying tips. Mentions other feather sources including wood duck feathers and turkey tails and references the Abbey and various writers from Forest and Stream.
A London minister recounts a tale from the opening of Bt Martin’s free library in which ex-premier Mr Gladstone visits a sick crossing sweeper. The vicar notes Gladstone’s regular church attendance when he was chancellor of the exchequer. The sweepers’ mate recalls Gladstone’s concern and visits, reading to the man and inquiring after his home.
The Lewiston Journal notes a popular illusion: push the center silver dollar upward until the gap between the lower edge of the raised coin and the table equals the gap between the outer edges of the two coins. The trick reveals eye bias as you measure by sight.
A New York Post note reports a rising demand for odd jewelry pieces as dress accessories. Jewelers are stocking up on pins buckles chatelaines bangles and hair ornaments in gold and precious stones while diamonds are said to be reserved for special occasions.
A 19th century fashion note describes skirts using nailed or studded decoration with tacks inserted at one inch intervals. Steel gray and brown cloths are mentioned as popular materials with the nailed ornamentation, once weighed to be heavy but now approved as a novelty.
An advertisement claims catarrh relates to kidney trouble and that local nose treatments fail. It touts Re1p's Germanen Coven and Kipney Cure as a constitutional remedy that purportedly cures persistent catarrh, with success stories and prices 25 and 35 cents.
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