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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1882
Page
8
Fragmentary notice announces a sale of stamps and a large gold, silver, and tinted coin collection. Mentions Freo German French Eng language listings and price lists. Includes person or firm names and locations.
Once a three-house hamlet, Garfield has surged to 130 inhabitants this month. A 100 room hotel rises and private-board rates are two dollars daily with outdoor lodging. Operators stay in boilers or shanties while telegraph, telephone, and a railroad are imminent.
Richards and Lohrbeck's drug store advertises free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The copy claims millions of bottles have been given away and asserts the medicine never fails to cure.
Egyptian War Minister Anant Bey held a petty post at the Cattini firm before his ascent to power in the Nile valley. The piece notes a theme of rising figures from humble origins, tracing parallels from biblical times and referencing the founder of the Khedive’s family as an Albanian peasant, urging gravity about Arabi Bey’s ascent.
If you suffer low spirits, loss of appetite, debility, or blood disorders, procure Electric Bitters. A bottle inspires renewed strength, vitality returns, and pain ends. Bold at fifty cents per bottle by Richards and Schorbeck.
Tihplemark Zindune argues that farming among Indians is unlikely to advance as long as the community insists on full recognition of their success, a stance that implies the withdrawal of government rations.
The advertisement touts a salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and many skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It sells for twenty five cents a box as available from Richards and Sobrbeck. Also notes ice manufactured by machinery is cheaper in Southern cities than northern imports and prices have fallen from eight to one hundred fifty dollars per 190 pounds since the war.
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 It will positively cure piles tetter and all skin eruptions Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded only 26 cents For sale by Richards and Sohrbeck
In 1481 at least 277 human bodies were recovered from the Thames with many coroners unable to determine a cause of death. The notion that undetected murder underlies river mysteries is a natural yet disagreeable thought.
The piece notes a warning from Mother Shipton yet asserts the world continues. It promotes Dr Sigelow's Positive Cure for coughs and lung diseases, with a free bottle offer at Richards & Solbeck's drug store. It also reports a committee findings at Philadelphia alma house alleging abuse of old paupers and insane patients and deaths from neglect.
An advertisement touts Dr Jones' Red Clover Tonic as a cure for blood disorders liver headaches and urinary issues. Richards & Sohrbeck offer the tonic at fifty cents per bottle as the best appetizer and tonic.
The New York Herald hails the finding of Lieutenant DeLong’s remains as a great victory. Relatives would prefer he had not gone on the mission, so his body would not become the subject of a search.
Flies, roaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice, gophers and chipmunks are targeted by Rough on Rats at Depot-Richards and Sohrbeck in Moline.
A dentist removed a molar after noting it spun except for the root points, cut them off, filled the cavity with gold, and replaced the tooth. The tooth reestablished itself and is reportedly doing business at the old stand in a satisfactory manner.
A terse medical notice notes nervous weakness and sexual debility among patients in a hospital ward. It references reinforcement or remedy measures and a recent financial cost cited as one dollar for a deposit.
Fragmentary text reports a petition concerning Grilecay Pantoes and a claim that 60,000,000 inhabitants have not been heard from. A note mentions six hundred people have fled or fled the area, with the rest unreadable.
Advertorial text praises Dr Guysett’s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla as a universal health tonic improving digestion, blood, and organ function. It claims physicians endorse it as a strengthener and renewer while noting safety for delicate constitutions and infants. A separate incident mentions Miss Josie Cook of Oswego killed when a chair was pulled away as she sat down.
The Manta Constitution alleges that the South paid the North 8200,000,000 for products that should have been produced domestically, arguing the extra costs were unnecessary and unfairly burdening the southern economy.
All workers face bilious attacks that can endanger health. Parker's Ginger Towle claims to keep kidneys and liver active and prevent sickness, saving time and money. Detroit Press notes this in another column.
A report notes the dismissal of Lieutenant Siipper leaving a colored soldier without representation in the army above the rank of corporal. The piece discusses implications for Black servicemen and potential advances in equal treatment within the ranks.
An advertisement asserts Dr RV Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures consumption. It claims hundreds healed from incurable cases and invites readers to send two stamps for a pamphlet on Consumption and Kindred Affections from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo NY.
The California State Medical Society began admitting doctors regardless of sex in 1855 and by now sixteen state societies admit women, including New York and Pennsylvania.
The piece describes Dn Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a leading tonic for debilitated women, presenting it as a trusted restorative remedy amid medical claims of vitality and recovery.
A man named AMAN was jailed for disorderly conduct after kneeling to pray in the street of a Missouri town. The report invokes biblical echoes of lions den while noting local police did not heed such tales. It also mentions a dubious medical ad urging middle aged men to send stamps to an address in Buffalo for a Part VIT of Dime aries pon hiets.
Tuk students of Michigan University are to act Racine's comedy Les Plaideurs speaking French in period costumes with stage scenery faithful to seventeenth century French theater. Allen's Brain Food claims to cure nervousness debility and weakness of generative organs with a $1 or 6 for $5 offer from Allen's Pharmacy New York. Sold in Moline by W G Morris Company.
Two Coshocton couples planned elopement in a rowboat down the river to Marietta. The men were arrested for stealing the boat, and the women were sent home unmarried.
A historic notice extols Dr Wayne for his skin disease treatment. The text claims the remedy relieves thousands from severe symptoms and cites practical testing and endorsements from beneficiaries as proof of its effectiveness.
Sanson planted in White Bear Lake near St Paul four years ago flourish and bite eagerly. Fishers report weights from three pounds upward according to their estimates.
The author contrasts Poe style with practical ethics, noting a shift from poetic reflection to a pragmatic view of human suffering. The passage humorously reworks a famed line to claim Swayne's Ointment cures piles, arguing poets rarely convey cheerfulness.
The death warrant for Guiteau was signed by Clerk Neigs of the Criminal Court on Monday morning with the court seal attached and sent to Warden Crocker. Guiteau reportedly told Rev. Dr. Hicks not to go to the President any more and to let the President come to Hicks instead.
A powerful Friday Saturday storm lashed Minnesota Iowa and western Wisconsin with torrential rain and hail. Damage spanned Ellenton Nebraska and Omaha rails and depots were flooded track washouts and damaged buildings. Crops suffered but southern Nebraska largely escaped. Six Missouri Pacific section workers were injured fatally when a freight car toppled.
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