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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1882
Page
7
A new report shows the largest property values include the Homan Catholic Cathedral at 985000 and a Jewish Synagogue on Broad street at 220000. The figures reflect only a portion of total values, yet indicate broad religion related wealth in the city of brotherly love.
Readers are invited to Richards Lohrbeck drug store to test a remedy claimed to cure consumption coughs colds asthma and bronchitis with a free trial bottle. A Philadelphia writeman boasted of punishing a grocer who mocked his drinking and weeping. the grocer locked inside his home as the officer forced entry fired shots struck the grocer and dragged him to the station.
A sensational note asserts Buchupaiba cures irritation and various kidney and urinary complaints. The brief paragraph offers no medical validation or supporting evidence.
Tre failures reported to New York during the week totaled 100 nationwide with 11 in the Eastern states 87 in the Western states 23 in the Southern states 21 in the Middle states 13 in Pacific states and territories and 4 in New York City. A large share of failures affected a petty class of traders.
An advertisement promotes Meneman's Peptonized Beef Tonic as a beef tonic containing all nutritive properties. It claims blood making force generating and life sustaining benefits for indigestion dyspepsia nervous prostration and debility. It targets exhausted overworked or ill individuals and mentions Caswell Hazard & Co New York as proprietors.
Advertises Electric Bitters as a remedy to biliousness dull complexion poor appetite and low spirits. Claims the product cures all with a bottle costing fifty cents. Promises savings for farmers and mechanics and urges immediate purchase from Richards & Suohybeck.
A French medical man claims a venomous poison in the potato germ explains many human ills. He notes the potato has risen in value and dignity alongside revered crops like the strawberry.
The passage notes shrewdness and incredulity as key American traits. It recalls how Dr Swayne’s remedy for piles faced medical mockery but gained popular approval. The text observes reversals as norms in public perception and physician endorsements.
The report mentions a road area near Hampton with a floating gang between the Junction and Albany and a pile driver crew building a bridge. It notes worker pay disparities and transient labor patterns, including white men paid a dollar daily and Mongolians paid less and boarding themselves, as well as efforts to overhaul equipment and ongoing work.
The Rhodes brothers fought over their mother’s life insurance after she grew feeble at Bradford. The dispute worsened and the sight of the fight allegedly triggered an attack of heart disease, causing Mrs Rhodes to collapse and die.
An old column extols Parker's Ginger Tonic as a universal medicine creating health by regulating stomach bowels kidneys and liver. It claims millions were cured and urges readers to trust the remedy. Mayor Wilsoy of New Bedford gives graduation advice praising trades and housework for students, met with mixed reception.
A note urges good health with Parker's Ginger Tonie for stomach liver and kidney issues. A San Francisco Chinese theatre manager sent free first-night tickets to a Tong Society but excluded new members. A disruption followed when members reportedly scattered stones on stage injuring actors and halting the show.
Ad offers Dy's Cel brated Electro ts for men to restore vitality and vigor. Claims to provide complete reator with no fine and a thirty day trial, address given but details appear garbled and unclear.
The report doubts royal officers claim DeLong's rumales will stay intact through summer. It suggests decomposition may begin before mid August if summer conditions persist in those regions.
The best on earth can truly be said of Griggs Glycerine Salve a sure cure for cuts bruises scalds burns wounds and all other sores. Will positively cure piles tetter and all skin eruptions. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded only 26 cents for sale by Richards & Sohrbeck.
Secretary Chandler acts to guide officers toward their duties by ordering Commodore Shuteldt home and sending a note to Commander Gorringe stating he, as Secretary of the Navy, should receive rebuilding suggestions instead of the New York Chamber of Commerce.
An advertisement touts Dr Bigelow's Positive Cure as a remedy for colds coughs consumption whooping cough and lung diseases It offers a free trial bottle at Richards Solerbeck drug store to test the cure and answer the reader.
Report indicates Stalwarts favor a new State Convention in Pennsylvania while the National Republican side backs the President and calls for withdrawing all candidates. The text also notes odd fragments about a tonic, burial at Gertysville Ohio with Masonic rites, and a seven foot casket.
An ad for Buecklen s Arnica Salve claims it cures cuts sores ulcers and skin eruptions with money back guarantee at twenty five cents per box sold by Richards & Sohrveck. The Geneseo Gazette notes travelers from the West reported frost and mentions a cold night around the 8th with no frost elsewhere and hints at an ice cream saloon discovery on the road.
An advertisement touts Allen’s Brain Food as a remedy for nervous debility and generative weakness with pricing of $1 and $5 options and directs readers to Allen’s Pharmacy in New York. A fire destroyed Tus Prairie House in Princeton on the second Thursday morning. The hotel, built in 1836, belonged to Granville von Velter and was occupied by Mr. Hazzard. loss estimated at $5,000 with $1,500 insured.
A description touts Parker's Hair Balaam ia as a popular scalp tonic restoring color and lustre to grey or faded hair, valued for personal beauty benefits and widespread use.
The Tax Secretary of State on Friday granted a license to organize the National Associa ed Press in Chicago to supervise the collection and distribution of news. Capital stock set at $100,000 with corporators George E. Earle F. O. Bennett and W. Vinson Smith.
Ladies favor Florestan Cologne for its blend of exquisite fragrances, finding it a delightful novelty. The scent collection stands out as a refined, appealing choice among perfume options.
Two children were discovered malnourished at Patrick V4 after their parents deserted them in a lonely house. With only a small supply of food, they had survived a week on bark and roof. Discoverers reported the children ate what they could, hastening their own decline toward death.
Dr Knynx proclaims a marvel device named Great Nerve Restorer with address at 918 Arch Street Philadelphia PA. Public notice claims A804 AIT fits mopped free and urges purchase or demonstration of the contraption as a modern age wonder.
The speaker argues intemperance demands a practical remedy by producing abundant cheap wine to emancipate the people from alcohol. He contends Congress should reform to promote wine while keeping rum and brandy expensive for workers. California and Kansas are urged to focus on grape culture and wine production.
A physician praises Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla as a superior remedy for general health. He notes rapid restorative action for chronic illnesses affecting lungs liver kidneys and nervous system. The formula highlights iron celery juniper and sarsaparilla with yellow dock.
Amid a printers strike the Buffalo Advertiser editor vows action with their own hands. Buffalo scribes rally to support local camps and defenses, while the chaotic text hints at unclear numbers and dates from a troubled page.
Mr. M A Coons of Ripley Ohio reports taking Dr Guysett’s Yellow Dock and Sarsapanila for impure blood and kidney and liver troubles. He notes mildness and no withdrawal after stopping, and he strongly recommends the medicine.
The Baltimore and Oule Company proposes two undersea cables under the bill in the House. One would land between Boston and New York and run to England. The other would land near Norfolk and run to Portugal via the Avorca or Bahan Islands.
The article extols the late Czar Alexander II for freeing thirty six serfs and credits Dr Swayne with delivering a world cure for skin illnesses through Swayne's Ointment. It promotes the ointment as economical effective reliable and pure and urges readers to try it.
Miss HankikT Allen of Boston was toasted by friends for cutting a new set of teeth. The notable elderly woman has passed her eighty second year and remains active in local circles.
A reader reports a flawed delivery of a product labeled Favoritu Pro scription. The note describes confusion and uncertainty about the bottle purchased, with references to local names and an unclear outcome of the remedy.
Atria is thrown from his berth when the steamer Wilder strikes a snag near Chattanooga. John K. Dutton, previously deaf and dumb for sixteen years, regains speech and bearing. An advertisement urges Dr. Prence’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets to purify blood and relieve constipation.
A minister named George of the Third Presbyterian Church has resigned his doctorate and will preach farewell Sunday before leaving the ministry. He is rumored to enter business in the city. Separately a Terre Haute and Evansville train wreck left three workers trapped. two died, including Frank Connor of Terre Haute, with others injured.
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