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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1882
Page
7
Various causes turn hair gray or shed it, but Ayer's Hair Vigor promises to restore faded or gray hair to brown or black. It cleanses the scalp, cures dandruff, slows hair loss, and promotes new growth where glands are healthy. The colorless formula won’t stain fabrics and leaves a pleasant scent. For sale by all druggists.
Notice announces the administrator of the Jacob Burk estate in Rock Island County Illinois. She will present at the October term of the County Court to settle claims and require all creditors to attend. Debts to the estate should be paid promptly after notice dated July 31, 1882.
A decree in Rock Island Rock Toland county directs the master in chancery to sell parcels of land in Moline for cash to the highest bidder. The sale occurs at 1 PM on a Saturday at the north door of the Rock Island Court House, with parcels including lots 6 17 18 19 20 21 22 and 30 to 34 in William A Nourse subdivision. Complainant’s solicitor Braxxx Lxwrs. July 5 1843.
The steamer City of Alton exploded and sank about 200 yards north of Hickman Kentucky on Monday evening. Seventeen men are known to be killed and forty seven wounded. Captain McCord was slightly hurt and other crew sustained injuries. Rescue efforts rushed to the scene with doctors from Cairo while officials from Anchor Line coordinate evacuation and aid for survivors.
A schooner Tlenriet ta from Matamoros brings yellow fever to Galveston quarantine as seven deaths are reported and new cases rise. Notable figures including Mayer are affected while residents object to doctors visiting Matamoros and returning. Aug 3 7 adds deaths and illness spreads.
Mas Manta fl Wistos of Batavia writes that after trying many medicines for longstanding dyspepsia she found relief with Dr Guyseotus Dock and Sarsaparinan ten. She says her health improved, meals stay down, and her habits have become regular after three months of treatment.
Patrick Diver saloon keeper in this city was approached by a rough man asking for aid. Diver kept the man from leaving, wrote a note, and the tramp went to Kopperd hotel for a dinner he ordered in detail and consumed a large meal including lamb and salmon then drank three bottles of Scotch and ate dessert. Kopperd presented a bill for 33 05 upon Diver's return.
A letter from L B McMittay of Breesport NY praises Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo NY for using the Golden Medical Discovery to cure a patient with congested lungs liver pain joint pain fever and general weakness. The writer urges families to try the remedy and cautions doctors against overuse of remedies.
The House of Representatives Appropriations Committee delayed action on the adjournment resolution awaiting passage of the civil bill in the Senate. The move signals procedural hold and potential timetable impact on legislative adjournment.
Cornelia Allison of Peosta Iowa writes to R. V. Piedeen M D Buffalo New York praising his Favorite Prescription. She states it cured her debilitating nervous condition and enables her to stand again expressing deep gratitude.
Unclear text warns of grain overflow risk in New York and describes emergency measures. A garbled reference to Pontine marshes near Rome and a dubious medicinal claim appear, naming Avera Agua Cure and products for malaria and general strength. The passage also mentions cabinet formation and various unrelated tonics in a fragmented, inconsistent narration.
Unshaven men will face a panel of experts as barbers race to produce clean unwounded faces. The fastest overall contestant to finish wins the prize in this competitive shaving match.
An advertisement touts Wells Health Renewer as a cure for nervous weakness dispersia impotence and sexual debility. The offer states a price of 1 dollar.
Tuk Hillsdale crew has challenged the London Amauur Rowing Association to an international race in a fortnight. If refused, the Hillsdales will claim the championship of England.
Report describes pain irritation and urinary deposits attributed to Buchu paths and gravel. Medical note notes potential retention and discomfort with these symptoms. Further clarification and diagnosis recommended.
The speaker flatly denies claims that campaign funds were used to aid the nomination of Keller and Robeson. He asserts the funds were not for nominating purposes under any circumstances.
Fron Steel Workers seek to change the constitution of the Amalgamated Axsoc to shift power from weaker districts to the Pittsburg district. The effort aims to alter representation and control within the union structure amid tensions over regional influence.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve marketed as the world’s best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded price twenty five cents per box sold by Richards Solerbeck.
ExGIneEeR MELVILIE and seamen No rog and Ninderman from the Jeannette 3 arrive at Tobolsk and believe Lieutenant Chipp and companions perished in a snow slide.
Griggs Glycerine Salve advertised as a universal cure with 25 cent price and money back guarantee sold by Richards and Sollerbeck. Separately Kentucky reports 45 registered cattle sold for about 300 dollars each, with remaining stock allocated between in state and other states at various averages.
An advertisement from Richards and Sohrbeck's drug store promotes Dr Bigelow's Positive Cure claiming it cures colds coughs consumption whooping cough and other lung diseases with a free test offer.
The first loan of the late war, covering July and August, 1860s, has entirely disappeared from the debt statement, and the second loan is expected to vanish by year end.
An old saying claims a lantern guides humanity to truth and health. A featured remedy, Dr Jones' Red Clover Tonic, promises to cure blood diseases and pimples, restore liver and urinary function, and is sold at Rich and Sohrbeck's.
Haanty states Onen should renew attendances at the conference only if the porte shafliat announces fle readiness to send Turkish te ops to Egypt. The remark signals a linked decision grounded in regional security and alliance considerations.
Millions receive free trial bottles of Dre King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds at Richards & Soubeck's drug store. The promotion promises the medicine cures, while a quoted Bronson Alcort cites a rugged mountainous life philosophy to frame the era's tone.
Suffering individuals are urged to buy Electric Bitters to cure low spirits, loss of appetite, debility, and bilious diseases. The ad claims rapid improvement, renewed activity, and lasting relief, with a price of fifty cents per bottle sold by Richards & Sobrbeck.
Henri Rochefort claims a soporific draught was mixed with Skokeleff’s wine and the gallant soldier was strangled in his sleep.
An era note on scarce skilled jockeys cites top riders Barrett Evans Hughes Bardee Peaks among a few others and links poor endurance to saddle exercise causing piles. It advocates Swayne's Ointment as a cure for itching piles that hinder track service.
The readable fragments hint at a personal note about a husband and medications. No clear event, place, or organization is identified. The text remains ambiguous and incomplete for a full newspaper style summary.
The speaker uses dialect to discuss race, religion, hypocrisy, and social progress. He notes baptism as a public duty, mocks pretensions, and critiques economic prudence and cultural tastes while hinting at political tensions with white audiences.
An 19th century advertisement touts Ferro-phos porated Elixir of cal saga by Caswell, Jazland & Co New York as a tonic for kidney disease indigestion and debility and a remedy for intermittent fevers. In a separate incident two children found a revolver in Mobile and during a quarrel one was fatally shot.
A reader recounts months of illness and a friend’s urging of Parker's Ginger Tonic. After three bottles and careful diet the writer reports restored health and hope it helps others. Also notes about 8,000 vacancies in army and navy and record high enlistment interest since the war.
Marshal Mich advertisement invites men to try Dr Dye's Celebrated Electro Voltaic belts and Electric Appliances for thirty days at no risk to restore nervous debility vitality and manhood. Read address in the notice.
The sole nickel mine in the country sits in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Its owner Joseph Wharton cannot make it pay despite a heavy duty on foreign nickel.
The advertisement extols Floresten Cologne as a refreshing toilet fragrance with a lasting aroma. It emphasizes a chic, casual appeal and suitability for daily use.
In England the telephone business will not be exclusively run by the post office which currently handles telegraph lines. Private individuals may retain ownership. Also an advertisement promotes Attus Brain Food claiming to cure nervousness and weakness for men, with a mail-order offer from Allen's Pharmacy in New York and a regional display in Moline by W G Morris & Co.
A Wayne River area structure in Michigan was torn down using giant powder. The incident arose not from anti alcohol sentiment but from drinkers who objected to the liquor quality. The text notes the act was carried out by locals displeased with the liquor.
The text critiques numerous ads for worthless goods and medical ointments, noting public misjudgment and urging merit. It also discusses Ross and Hanlon with claims about challenges and rowing intentions, signaling a disputed sporting confrontation.
An advert touts Parker's Hair Balaam claiming it restores youthful color and lustre to gray hair while removing irritation and dandruff. Also notes Sellers' Liver Pills as a remedy for liver stomach and bowels. Mentions French politics with De Freycinet possibly resuming premiership. Eastern press attacks harbor bill with supposed passage delay.
An advertisement touts Kurmex Great Nerve Restorer as a universal cure for all nerve diseases. claims fits stop and offers product mail order from 918 Arc Street Philadelphia Pa.
The Tur Anglo-American Packing Company has suspended business, leaving three men unemployed. Several other Chicago establishments are operating with reduced hours or limited staff.
The World's Dispensary and Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York, destroyed a year ago, has been rebuilt and is now full of patients. A guide book is offered by the World's Japanese Medical Association in Buffalo with details and two stamps.
Bloomington pastor Hoffman faces renewed scrutiny as authorities pursue new leads in the alleged seduction of a servant girl. The case, now under cloud, highlights ongoing statewide investigations into church figures.
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