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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1882
Page
7
A fragmented poem speaks of love and loss with vivid images of evening, memory, and faith. The speaker recalls a beloved person, longing across distance, and invokes divine comfort as the world changes around them. The piece reads as a lyrical meditation on devotion and separation.
The text presents a jumble of words and phrases, referencing various topics and proper nouns such as departments, committees, individuals, and products, but it lacks coherent narrative or clear events to summarize into a single report. It reads like OCR noise from multiple unrelated items.
Miss Dora Henings of Cleveland appears as Mile Dorani in Cincinnati in the opera Fidelio and earns a satisfactory success. Parker's Hair Balsam is advertised as preventing premature gray hairs by promptly restoring youthful color.
The House approved a bill from Mr. Cox and the audit committee to pay Mrs. Garfield five thousand dollars per year. The measure stems from expenses tied to the illness and death of President Garfield, addressing costs incurred by the family.
A fragmented notice describes a struggle involving druggists and pest control in 15c style terms. It mentions mice, rats, bed bugs, roaches, and a collision with rough on rats, suggesting a historical pest control or public health reference.
Mr Lindwall has spent years crafting a compact parlor pipe organ with four stops and sixty one pipes per rank. The instrument features a beneath bellows, a bold case, and seeks testers at the Reed Organ Factory to evaluate its power and quality.
Fragmentary passage mentions dangers in certain environments and mentions health topics like kidney purification and blood health. It reads as a jumble of terms with likely misreads from OCR. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
The page mixes names and addresses from probate and business notices with patent medicines and pest control ads. Remedies promise cures for skin and rashes and a skin salve sells for twenty five cents per box. Reports note winter cholera affecting Rock Island and a water contamination concern with a sample sent for analysis.
The ad touts Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh with ingredients like witch hazel and pine oil promising relief for sneezing, discharge, headache, and fever risk for one dollar. The second item reports Rev Erastus W. Glover, 26, killed by cars in New Haven while working as a brakeman after preaching failed to support his family. he was son of ex-Congressman Glover of Gloversville.
The notice touts Well's Health Renewer as a cure for liver or kidney trouble and other illnesses. It also reports Edison claiming 80,000 lamps in use abroad with production in New York soon, aiming to light interiors and an electric railroad experiment at Meat Park. Dr C R Sykes offers information on a sure cure for catarrh.
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