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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1884
Page
3
A letter from N. Arner in Illinois dated January 21 1879 reports long suffering from scrofulous ulcers ended by Hoop’s Sarsaparilla after two years in Lowell Massachusetts. The writer credits the medicine with permanent cure and urges wide promotion to help mankind.
Historical remedy claims that AYer’s Cherry Pectoral cures diseases of the throat and lungs. It is touted as effective for ordinary colds and chest disorders, recommended by physicians and clergy, and sold by all druggists.
A tense exchange unfolds when Brown shows a crushed finger as aptics questions the purchase at auction. Jones jokes about the hammer while Jiboe and Leather Reporter comment on political proverbs and readiness for a nomination.
The piece details a stamp scarce chase for autographs from Mark Twain and list makers including Col. Hay and Henry Gillig. It notes Mrs. Clemens avoided exposing private lives and recalls a private circular from G W Cable triggering the April fool prank.
A Philadelphia visitor recounts El Paso life with modern amenities yet frontier quirks. She observes gambling runs openly, a strong Chinese community, and rambling adobe streets. Cemetery lore and a humorous misreading of a burro tale add local color to a border town described as lively despite its sleepy appearance.
A debated resolution from Brother Blackberry Davis to form a society promoting domestic economy is adopted. Members urged practical measures, proposing questions about butter, mince pies, potato peels, and dietary moderation for colored households.
An up town druggist cites a physician receipt that hides Oxide of Zinc under coded wording. The reporter explains the backward name hints at the Latin formula and questions secrecy. The scheme aims to secure trade and commissions, while risks fatal mistakes.
The Denver Tribune extols Colorado for sunnier, more variable weather and dry invigorating air. It argues Italy’s steady warmth is enervating and predicts Colorado will become a world famous residence city and fashion capital.
A fragmented verse describes a newborn girl with disturbing imagery praising future reverence and longing for mercy and attention. The speaker condemns the infant’s appearance and behavior while projecting a future worshipful devotion from a man.
A fragmented line of text from the New York Graphic hints at a dramatic opening or editorial note. The garbled excerpt references a victim and a protest against a scoundrel claim, with scattered phrases about heights and sun. No clear events or persons are identifiable.
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