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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1884
Page
2
A column offers housekeeping tips from kerosene to hay water for kettles to make brass bright and brooms last longer. It asserts the value of women supporting themselves through education and purposeful work, urging self reliance and clear aims for a self-providing life.
Violet recalls her joy upon reading a lover Laurence Stayner’s letters while Mr Rayner returns to Beavensburgh to manage a case of thefts and a burglary linked to Sarah and Tom Parkes. She confides suspicions to Rayner, plans a Monaco move, and writes Laurence about events at the Alders.
After a morning church visit, a youth asks Mrs. Manners to relay a message to Miss Maud Reade so Laurence can place his next letter inside hers. Mrs. Manners agrees reluctantly promising to bring tracts from the Vicarage after service while tending to other parish concerns. Jewel robberies are described as epidemic in the background of a bank safety discussion.
A narrator in a misty late afternoon rushes through the park toward the Hall hoping to avoid getting lost. The scene hints at a planned meeting with Laurence that never occurs, ending with a tease that the story will continue.
A long, vivid reminiscence chronicles a printer and his family, tracing the yearning for a house and a stable life. The elder printer sacrifices earnings and health as his son and colleagues face poverty and labor in the typing room, while dreams of a better home drift amid adversity.
A satirical contemplation on barbering habits and personal hygiene. The piece argues that shaving and grooming link all people through shared tools and calls for self reliance in grooming while joking that a woman should know how to shave a husband to keep him clean.
Workers in ornamental wood now claim yellow pine, hard finished in oil, rivals the beauty of any wood including costly hard species. It accepts and holds a high polish and, when impregnated with oil, becomes almost indestructible and resistant to hot grease and stains that afflict white pine and maple.
U S Harness Company Sit Bros Davenport Iowa offers double harness with 1 inch leather traces and rope traces priced at 12.00 to 26.00, full breeching straps 20.00 to 26.00, heavy lumber or truck harness with 2 inch 4 ply leather traces 35.00, sample set available by mail inj Brady street Davenport Iowa purchaser inspection prior to payment.
An interview excerpt with the wife of Rev P Perry, pastor of the Baptist Church in Coldbrook Massachusetts, describes aging, marriage, and family while recounting illness and recovery. She credits Parker's Tonic Invigorant with restoring health after a breakdown and acute stomach congestion.
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