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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1882
Page
7
A narrator rails against the idea that many American girls who study abroad become notable after returning home. The piece asserts only a small fraction achieve lasting fame while the rest fade into mundane roles, amusements, and social duties.
A promotional notice claims Electro Bitters restore health to women with common female complaints. It asserts a single trial proves efficacy, notes pleasant taste, and prices a bottle at fifty cents. Richards & Solrbeck are listed as sellers.
The long-continued illness of Secretary Robert E. Lincoln’s wife deprives Washington society of an agreeable leader. She now sees few friends informally, though her condition is not as serious as to cause alarm. She is the daughter of ex Senator Harlan of Iowa.
A preacher struggles to hold attention as audience coughs persist. The piece promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and colds with trial bottles at Richards & Soldb eck’s drug store. Amos Wellsten, ex General Grant aide, becomes Treasury Chief Clerk and bans smoking after a long career as a chronic smoker.
An ad touts Dr Jones' Red Clover Tonic as a blood purifier for various ailments including liver issues and pimples. It credits German women and physicians and urges readers to buy from Richards & Sohrbeck druggists at fifty cents a bottle. A Morgan City painter survived a fall from a steeple and scaffold with injuries, declaring expletives after the crash.
Richards and Bobbbecks' Rug Store offers Bigelow's Positive Cure claiming it has no superior for coughs colds consumption whooping cough and lung diseases. A bottle tree is available to prove its effectiveness.
In Lourville Kentucky last week a man suddenly lost the use of speech while speaking to workers. Doctors are at a loss to understand the case as the sufferer appears to be a healthy woman in error.
An ad touts vest salve for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, and eruptions with a money back guarantee. Boxes cost five cents. Richards & Solibrick offer the product and a claimed genuine Bluebeard man of 100 years, seven wives, and multiple killings, said to be pursued by officers through the mountains.
Claims the product heals cuts, bruises, burns, wounds, and all sores. Also says it cures piles tetter and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by Richards Solrbek.
A courteous New York State resident writes to the local paper demanding the return of his stolen gate. He warns the thief that his future self may regret the act, saying he will “think more of him self some ten years hence” if the gate is not recovered.
The record notes that 825 590 volumes of Longfellow's poet ical works had been sold by his fifth Winthday. It also states that at least 30 000 copies are sold annually in Great Britain and Ireland.
A 15c patent medicine claims to clear out rats mice roaches flies ants bedbugs skin chips gophers and chipmunks. The clipping notes several unrelated items including a bequest to a Methodist Church and endowments to doctors and servants, a Chicago speaker for University of Virginia events, a Garfield memorial plan, and dramatic icebergs near Halifax.
Kilwataky wrestled a fourteen year old into the river from the La Bulle bridge as the Illinois Railway crosses the river. The boy struck the water and was rescued unharmed by fishermen despite cries for help. The piece blames La Salle whisky for the act and comments on the beverage.
Chronic ailments from fixed bad habits require gradual removal of the evil. Health comes from proper body care and avoiding excess. The text promotes Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sursaprilla as a health tonic to restore balance and mastery over disease.
Chance Way a Shoreline road station agent appeared with a bullet wound while flagging a train and claimed three tramps attacked him. Investigators found he injured himself to attract praise and secure promotion, a clever yet dishonest scheme ending in dismissal and punishment.
Maa Jane Mennyron of Paris Kentucky writes of relief from lung and kidney weakness and dyspepsia after using only two bottles of Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. She reports improved habits and regular living.
Water rushed through the Alta mine east drift after a pump broke and a bulkhead failed trapping miners west of the shaft. Six men were cut off and a later helmeted rescue found seven men at the shaft end wet but alive. two drowned after entering earlier with a boat.
On first symptoms of consumption or scrofula the pamphlet urges Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and strength-restorer. It claims superiority to cod liver oil, and promotes its use for weak lungs and related affections. Send two stamps to World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, NY for more pamphlet.
Local report notes disturbed chatter about hidden letter drops among young female pupils near the High School Block. Doctor Prenck's Favorita Prescription is advertised as a universal remedy for female ailments sold by local druggists.
A new kind of English glass is formed by heating it before it becomes fully liquid and bubbling, then shaping it while half liquid and half gelled. It is not particularly fragile and appears Venetian in style. It is being superseded by Dr. Pierce's purgative pellets sold by druggists.
Mn. H M Staneey, credited with discovering Livingstone, now commands the Belgian West African party. He has again bridged Congo Falls and reached Stanly Pool where a Belgian station is being established.
A Poor Man's Wife recounts six years of kidney and other ailments for her daughter. After exhausting savings on doctors, their dominie recommended Parker's Ginger Tonic. Four bottles cured the illness and a dollar's worth has sustained the family for over a year, allowing them to save again.
Tu Sultan of Turkey still asserts loftiest European throne though observers say his stance is unconvincing. His recent handshake with the French Ambassador in Constantinople is viewed as a surprising act of condescension by many.
The article extols Dr Wayne for his skin disease ointment, claiming it relieves the horrors of the ailment and earns praise from those who benefit from its use. It asserts practical tests and unsolicited endorsements as the best evidence.
Anyasxs 8.Grant, successor to his father in horse breeding, plans to run a stock farm at Deere Park, L. I. He intends to live on the farm, a plan thought of by his uncle Colonel Casey.
Fragmented OCR text with names and places unclear. Summarizes no coherent event or verifiable items. Unable to extract a meaningful news item from the provided fragment.
Apparent transcript fragment shows Guiteau asked about a sensitive topic during questioning. A contrasting reply urges silence as the preacher leaves the cell following the exchange. The readable text depicts a tense exchange and abrupt interruption.
A plea addresses neighbors about a dying child and a mother's fear of loss. It asserts consumption is incurable but claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has cured hundreds, surpassing cod liver oil and other remedies, and is sold by druggists.
A report from Butlerville Arkansas states that a 13 year old girl was outraged by three Black individuals. The assailants were reportedly identified by the girl and were subsequently lynched by a mob on the following night.
In the early stages of consumption and severe coughs the preparation is said to strengthen the system and purify the blood. The claims come from Dr Price and the product is available through druggists.
Early on a Sunday near Galveston Texas four masked men tried to rob the west bound Pacific road express. They were met by a volley and fled the scene.
Dr Price of Buffalo touted Parente Presuption as a cure for many diseases in Wolken with harsh fuel treatment onlookers skeptical. Thousands of women used Favorite Prescription and were reportedly cured by druggists. Geo Sly killed two Mexicans near Hot Springs Arkansas during arrest resistance then was killed by their friends. Tax advice for catarrh sufferers offered by Dr Sykes Chicago. A ski l incident near Lyons Iowa left Chas Burghorst drowned while five others survived.
The note claims Parker's Ginger Tonic will aid Kidaeya and Hver against bilious attacks and reduce danger and expense. A Detroit reader is urged to see other column for details on the remedy and its supposed benefits.
A man named a nann of countbickers was arrested in Philadelphia on the 5th, with a quantity of material seized. The phrase Gopher Will appeared among the captured items.
A discussion on a quip about humanity contrasts with a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul construction train collision. Four men were killed when a locomotive collided with flat cars, telescoping the caboose. Allen's Brain Food claims cures for nervousness and weakness with a circular offer.
The annual reunion of the Ex-Prisoners of War Association will be held in Dayton Ohio on June 14 and 15. Members from across the region are expected to attend the gathering featuring guest speakers and veteran remembrance activities.
The Voltaic Belt Co of Marshall Michigan offers Dr. Dye’s Electro Voltaic belts and electric appliances on a thirty day trial for men with nervous decay loss of vitality and related problems. It guarantees restoration of health and vigor and asks readers to address the company. No risk thirty days trial permitted. A city engine house is to be repainted per a separate note noting it needs work.
A garbled entry discusses dyspepsia digestion and low mood in April with mentions of fever and fever terms. The text appears as an OCR fragment with unclear references to treatments or agents and lacks concrete names or dates.
A new fish market will open on Wells Street later this week led by Gy Knewang. The venture features a distinctive charm theme and emphasizes a Cologne inspired approach to selections and presentation.
Vague readable fragments mention a person and a place with unclear action. The text remains partial and does not provide a clear event, date, or outcome to establish a definite news item.
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