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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1891
Page
7
An unclear report describes a remedy in a case involving Archase Freon eater and Teta Gertie Troe at Glendenin. The text hints at a trial and a demand for satisfactory resolution within a legal or medical dispute.
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Avulcn Salvo as best for cuts and sores with a refund option per box. A testimonial by a singer, William Liton, praises Big's Cream Balm for influenza and catarrh improving voice, enabling a heavy opera role after a short recovery.
M E Erler of Peoria Illinois reports thirty years of asthma struggle and night sleep troubles but credits Rep s German Couch and Ripney Cure with ending his symptoms. He used the product with no hope yet now sleeps normally and remains free of asthma for months. Available from druggists in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
A correspondent argues for free trade between the United States and Canada, analyzing duties on grapes and horses. The piece outlines how Canadian tariffs raise prices for American buyers and how removing duties would affect both sides, highlighting the broader tariff policy and its economic impact.
A Newark man bought stock and set his clock half an hour ahead. The upstairs family heard his strike and sued him for causing them to arise too early. The Detroit Free Press notes the odd lawsuit.
Special correspondence from New York discusses economical yet stylish dress ideas for women, including corsages, bridal gowns, and traveling outfits. It highlights fabrics like India silk and Bengaline, three costume designs, and practical pockets in travel gowns. It notes bridal veils, modest necklines, and a Yellowstone trip outfit with boxed plait fronts and hidden pockets.
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