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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1881
Page
2
The column mixes county correspondence with holiday notes and rural life. It mentions residents planning travels to Kenwick Iowa, farm details, and a Christmas dinner at John F. Simpson’s residence, alongside reflections on weather, mud, and seasonal hardships.
An eclectic colonial-era excerpt details Ephrata residents and the Sisters' house with descriptions of architecture and a loom work. It also mixes kitchen tips and agricultural advice from pumpkin pie to sheep care and modern discoveries like blue-black steel coating and portable farm telephony.
The article argues that European pork bans will not harm domestic demand. It extols pork’s economic advantages, versatility, and ease of storage, claiming pork remains the preferred workman’s meat and a profitable farm stock, with hogs aiding farm waste utilization and beef operations.
Bonpland's party in the lianas of the Prov ateeh traverses toward Fernando de Aspure to study gymnotus electric eels. Indians herd thirty half wild horses to lure the fish as a violent battle ensues. eel bursts kill horses, some drown, and the party eventually secures the catch after dramatic chaos by the muddy Cano de Bera.
A 19th century exhortation on child training urges instilling politeness and unselfishness at home. It argues polite conduct at home prevents public shame andboy, girl, young man, and elder examples show the cost of neglect. The piece stresses principle over profit and warns selfish behavior harms future homes.
A Yazoo Herald letter from Harry Moss praises Colonel Tom Lee near Mound Bayou. Moss cites Lee’s large plantation, grand house, a grown daughter, and a windmill as signs of nobility, arguing such a man should be called a Colonel and defend liberty.
The article notes American salt beef will be introduced into the British Navy replacing the previous victualing provisions at Portford. The change affects provisioning of the fleet and marks a shift in supply sources for naval meals.
A report from Louisland pegged sugar output at about 150000 bogsheris, signaling potential shifts in markets and price expectations for domestic buyers and exporters.
The article offers economical kitchen tips amid drought driven costs. It suggests using bread crumbs, hash with bread, oatmeal mush, dry bread, and stale bread in various dishes. It highlights apple varieties like Rhode Island Greening for cooking and notes butter can be reduced with seasoning. Prof. Blot’s mottoes urge frugality and waste reduction for homemakers.
A collage of humor and anecdotes from various papers. It mentions editors in Iceland carrying papers, a barber shop incident with lynch talk, a landlord joking about smells, a New York agricultural editor questioning smoking by future women, and a note on George Washington’s hatchets linked to his father’s planning.
Detroit wife pleads with her husband to stop snoring claiming homesickness for a coastal home near a Government fog horn. He resists then lies back as she cries, overwhelmed by memories of her former residence.
Shasseen Tewik, a 29 year old man described as portly yet dignified, is shy around strangers but a keen observer. He avoids parade, owns a neat home, and is praised as an excellent husband and a devoted partner.
No office of its size in the West is better supplied with labor saving appliances fresh styles of types and ornaments for the production.
A brief notice notes that the live in detective principle follows a fair pricing approach while asserting profitability. It emphasizes that business is business and that competition will be met, suggesting a pragmatic stance on market competition and pricing strategy.
In stock the fullest assortment of Note Letter and Bill Paper ever opened in Nolline with many special styles. We can procure any style on short notice and all commercial work is prepared to be put up promptly.
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