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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1889
Page
2
Refers to a patriotic composition titled Loyal for-ev with claim to copyright by Harrison Millard dated 1480, presented as a new national hymn manuscript fragment. The item notes allegiance and musical authorship, signaling a period-appropriate cultural publication.
Mrs. Daniel J. Lloyd of Milan died June 20 at 68. Moline Whites to play Orion on the Fourth. Marsh Noe elected Davenport fire chief. Various moves include Sundberg to Lawrence Carriage Co. and Ray taking a job in Minnesota. Rock Island beats Monmouth 15 to 4 with Webrend pitching. Resources and church, brick, and machinery topics follow with local incidents and parish news.
A testimonial ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the sole guaranteed medicine for women addressing health derangements and weaknesses. It claims the product will restore health or money back, with the guarantee printed on the bottle wrapper and honored for years.
A Philadelphia telegraph messenger completes a mile run in 44 minutes. In Metamora Michigan a ram sheared yielded 0.883 pounds of wool in a single clip.
A 100 dollar reward offer for catarrh cures via Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to be effective. The notice cites endorsements from F. J. Cheney and local Toledo druggists Nee Teva Warpine Kinran Manvin EB. W. Van Hoxagn and Toledo National Bank as guarantors and promotes internal use with testimonials available.
Citizens of Texas suffer frequent colds and coughs due to climate. Van Wert’s Balsam, touted by Wm Olendenia, a druggist, as the best selling remedy, has sold out and is claimed to be in general satisfaction across the state.
Fragmentary text cites unclear names and topics like fire, fallible specifics, Obotera, Diarrhea, Plax, and references to Col. H.L. Lome. Contexts and meanings are obscured by garbled OCR.
A frugal mining town displays tidy homes and gardens with three churches and a fine school house. John B. Mc Farland serves as school principal with four female assistants as the term closed last Friday.
The Turners announce a grand Fourth of July event at Concordis Park featuring an 8 p.m. turning exhibition by the class that left Cincinnati and is expected home Friday evening.
An employee at the Dimock Gould Co wood department signed a written agreement last Monday to accept a ten percent wage cut, effective July 8. The cut largely hits turners and painters while yard men and lower paid workers remain unaffected, with potential annual savings for the company of about two thousand dollars. Workers agreed to sign to keep employment.
A humorous antique aside contrasts a cheerful royal mood with potential health complaints and digestive woes. The fragment mocks ailments like cod stipation and dyapepeia while promoting a product called Pellets as an easy remedy.
Veteran Rock Island dyer James Murray dies at the poor farm aged 81. Ex Mayor Murdock plans summer arrangements in Aneag City. Rev W B Marquis completes five years at Broadway Presbyterian. George Wagner allegedly received and refused a 500000 offer for the Atlantic line. Deputy George W Henry issues a cigar factory permit for Cook Spikes Co in Harper House block. Rock Island counts its eleventh cigarmaking house. First Methodist bids for new church building discussed. Walsh Edwards awarded masonry, other trades rebid under a single general contract.
A brief note outlines the founding of the United States Signal Service Bureau and its early aims. The fragment hints at formation details and initial public responsibilities, indicating federal interest in weather and communication coordination.
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