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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1882
Page
7
A physician offers $1,000 to preserve the body of Charles J. Guiteau after execution for disposal as the possessor sees fit. Guiteau notes he might receive higher offers and contemplates debts and trial costs as he ponders the proposal.
Richards and Solzbech advertise Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments as a marvel healing remedy available at their drug store. The snippet mentions sensational robbery reports tied to a hotel, stock yards, and a bank check, with unknown perpetrators.
A garbled notice references universal satisfaction from remedies and lists various ailments including brain attacks stomach liver diabetes and graves. It mentions a shortage of affordable bottles and implies dissatisfaction with current offerings.
In police court Judge Cox closed the proceedings after debate among District Attorney Corkhill and United States Attorney Bliss Speen over Star Route papers. The court prepared to proceed with reformation and related alterations, with notes indicating charges and actions to be heard.
The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney complaints with a claim of rapid relief. A druggist price point is listed. The article also describes a separate incident of a train robbery yielding a treasure box worth 0,400 and a Wells Fargo messenger event.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as perfect for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheums fever sores chapped hands chillblains corns and other skin eruptions. Guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded price twenty five cents per box sold by Richards Loibeck. Drought report notes copa crop yield 174 11016 000 bushels in 1881 about 70 percent of 1880 and half of 1870 with greatest damage in southern division.
Alderman Tucker of Boston states payment for medicine and treatment over twenty years. Claims of cures from salt rheum with Caticura Remedies and Caticurn Resolvent. George Hancopory, shipping clerk at Park, Scott & Co. in Chicago, confesses to defrauding the firm of copper totaling about $18,000, with two arrests of receivers in connection with the fraud.
An advertisement promotes Rough on Rats as a rodent and pest killer. It claims effectiveness against rats mice roaches and bugs with 15 cent boxes. Credit line lists Depot Richards Solirbeck Moline and Jud Gartner Chicago.
Walter H. Brown, once county clerk, linked to bogus warrants and bonds in Emmet county. Mentioned as organizer of Douglas county in Dakota in 1878 and cited as a Democrat Ninth district congressional candidate. reports state he has left the country.
Fragmentary text describes a claimed cure named Sanford Kadlee and Kadical Core with an inhaler product. Mentions relief of breath, smell, taste, and throat symptoms but contains garbled wording and likely nonsensical medical claims without verifiable details.
A blaze tore through the Macon County poor farm and inmates in the insane department were found dead among the ruins. Prookhin Martin Casey and Franklin Fletcher perished in the flames during the disaster.
A fragment recalls profitable patients and doctors seeking cures, describing a quest for perfect health through a dose regimen. It notes a wartime or punitive tone and references dubious practices amid a broader scene of unrest and rumored abductions near Camp Sonera.
Patient recounts severe cough and hospitalization then credits a remedy labeled Dr Wm Hall’s Balsam for the lungs with curing consumption fears. He claims rapid improvement and urges readers to publish the note to encourage others to try the remedy.
In the past year a city project in Aime Hea beth posupation and wealth saw building improvements totaling about 1,000 to 1,600 dollars. The assessed value of wealth and property rose with notable gains in the Shah area.
Dispatches from Texas report a mass killing on the Southern Pacific railway attributed to disguised white men recently employed on the line. Authorities say the crime was not Apache or other Indians, challenging early speculation and prompting a wide manhunt.
The notice describes a purported universal remedy for urinary infections and difficult urination priced at $100. It mentions Chances Ekstroxo of Yankton, connected with Douglass county bond and warrant frauds, stating his involvement aimed at detecting frauds in the territory, with a telegraphed confirmation of the story.
The article notes Drake of Detroit suffered a severe skin disease affecting his hands head and face with near blindness. After failing medical care he used Cuticura Cure and resolved cures, remaining well. It also mentions Rev. J Benpix leaving for Victoria to assist in meetings and reporting a house intrusion with a missing envelope and gift.
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