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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1880
Page
2
A fragment urges readers to advertise in THE Disparcu with mixed proverbs and moral maxims. It blends sayings about timing caution and thrift, concluding that nimble shillings beat slow ones and urging timely advertising in the paper.
The New Orleans grand jury investigates a major street railway theft. The company president, summoned for questioning, refused to answer and was jailed five days for contempt. The piece notes lingering rogues amid political tensions and predicts renewed calls for honesty.
The new Board of Trade structure may rise between Jackson Van Buren and Sherman streets and Pacific avenue. The ground and building cost about 500000 dollars with the upper floor set aside for halls and offices.
Special correspondence muses on whether country or city life is financially best for a family. It notes temptations in cities, then cites local figures, marriages, and curiosities from Port Byron Hillsdale and Eillsdale, including a large steer, a musical organette engine, and a proposed move to Kansas City.
An educator argues for teaching arithmetic by grasping universal principles rather than rigid rules. Emphasize relationships between numbers, multiple expressions, and practical business relevance. Use varied representations and connect math to real-world costs, pacing, and consistency in work habits.
A historical note describes Cincinnati public schools celebrating authors Longfellow Whittier Bryant and Holmes with a day of recitations biographies and essays. It recalls Dr Holmes telling students they honor him by memorizing his lines and urges readers to seek value in his poems such as The Chambered Nautilus The Promise and The Living Temple.
The article argues disease prevention lies in hygienic laws and isolation. It asserts scarlet fever measles and whooping cough can be reduced or prevented through cleanliness ventilation and community action. It envisions a future where such illnesses become rare due to public health efforts and responsibility for life.
An unwanted activity pervades Pennsylvania iron business as hundreds of furnaces run. Of about two hundred furnaces in the state, only ten are idle. Factories lag in filling orders and workers see the revival as potentially permanent.
The Jacksonville Holiness Convention last week drew about 240 delegates from sixteen denominations spanning Ohio Indiana Kentucky Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. Kankakee county New Jersey held a special election to fill the county treasurer vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr Swigart recently elected State Auditor of Public Accounts. The council was between Unec h e st Republican
Georgia family history includes Stuart Robson and a Valdosta kin. One brother died near Atlanta after a Civil War battle, shot through the heart and left on the field. He lingered hours despite wounds, and was later identified as unknown among cemetery graves. Mary Stuart visited his grave in Atlanta.
A New York lodging house fire story centers on a girl who delays escape to fix her hair. Firefighters help her down a ladder after she completes her grooming, then she reunites with her lover on the street, scoring a dramatic, romantic escape.
A Western merchant seeks sight-seeing and stock at a Broadway dry goods house. He questions several staffers, only to discover each claims a future partnership or role in a church or business, culminating when he finds the honest self-identification of the old man. A motor yacht with a compressed-air petroleum engine shows no smoke or fire, starting instantly with a match.
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