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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1889
Page
8
Professor Short said ripened milk makes low quality butter and cream should be ripened at least twelve hours. Submerged setting with cold water yields more cream and less contamination, while washing out albumen may be needed if churns delay. Salted water helps but must not spoil buttermilk.
New Jersey hosts a seedling peach dubbed the Wonderful praised for size and keeping quality after a Burlington county fair in 1946. The piece then shifts to fashion notes on bonnets with oversized brims, elaborate trims, and the social tension around tipping in travel service, arguing against compulsory gratuities.
E W Reynolds of Ashland Ohio claims a ten week treatment with Cuticura Remedies nearly cured a severe blood poisoning with facial and body sores. He describes great improvement and urges others to try the cures.
An Iowa gentleman reports a turkey hen fixed to a small striped snake in a yard. The bird circled the object intently, only relaxing when the observer pressed closer. The writer concludes the snake caused the unusual behavior and that the animal was dead and buried in dirt.
A Methodist Episcopal ordination pledge requiring abstinence from tobacco was debated as two candidates initially refused, then agreed under pressure. Bishop Mallaicu urged compromise while officials noted concerns over personal liberty. The incident sparked questions about church authority over individual behavior and discipline.
The 85 year old Rev. Edward Beecher brother of Henry Ward Beecher suffered a serious accident leading to foot amputation. Aged and vigorous he maintained preaching. The piece notes his role as America’s pioneer of pre existence doctrine linked to reconciliation of life inequalities with mercy of God. The article references his work in the Conflict about forty years ago.
The system offers a double fire box setup so one box runs while the other is cleaned. This arrangement increases steam generating power and ensures continuous operation during maintenance.
The piece questions what happens when wood coal oil and gas run out and suggests a near term discovery of a new cheap method to generate electricity would replace all previous energy sources. It envisions a transformative shift to a single dominant power technology.
The community notes a temperance talk by Rev W P White and local arrivals. George Brown improves premises with a Lew quarry fence while Mina Cora Hart visits Geneseo. James Evan receives an artificial leg, and Anton Becht travels to Davenport.
Miss Hattie T Wells married Paul Keller in Moline with Rev M A Head officiating. Guests included C H Keller of Chicago and J Keller of Mengola, gifts included an antelope head from Wyoming. couple to reside with Capt and Mrs Wells.
Contractor Peterson advances two churches with Swedish Methodist and Unitarian groups. The Swedish Methodist project aims for a June 1 completion and a June 9 dedication with ministers from the conference and national church leaders. Unitarian work is in the painters stage, featuring a striking main entrance and ongoing interior assembly work.
George Barney Alderman reports a small, delayed turnout at the Third ward caucus held Thursday evening. Alderman Kerns chaired as ballots chose John H. Jasper, George Chadwick, George Dunn, and WN. R. Styler with Dunn eventually nominated after the fourth ballot. Jasper withdrew support after the third. The convention adjourned without a committeeman.Election is next Monday.
At its last regular meeting Bylvan Grove VA elected officers including N A L A Knowles president W A Otto Johnson recording secretary W H Wosley financial secretary Huffman treasurer James Nelson LA Wl Smith delegate W She Gand trrove for two years W A Mecsas trustee for eighteen months The installation is scheduled for Thursday May 2.
Livestock and grain markets show mixed activity with cattle steady to weak and prices varying by grade. Wheat and corn futures move irregularly while livestock quotes reflect lighter demand and lower or unchanged values across cattle sheep and hogs.
Rashet swe re G RB Smith of Molne spends Sunday with relatives. Miss Anns Smith visits her sister Mrs E Warren. Mr J S Howard works on Batstow church. Kelſia Moto Frank LM R&R Beris wed at Wo ling Read officiating. Guests receive gifts including silverware, linen, and glassware. Verity issue dated Wednesday April 24, 1889.
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