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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1884
Page
8
A mix of short notices from Moline Illinois including names of residents, marriages licenses, and deaths. It notes funeral arrangements for Mrs Irving Burgh, a college student Easborn, and the death of a three week old child. Also mentions train delays from Chicago and local business chatter.
Fragmented text shows legal notices, court fines, death notice, and municipal updates. Mentions include a county judge, States Attorney Parmenter, and various individuals tied to fines and proceedings. Also references a gas works dynamo test and a lost keys notice with a newspaper office pickup detail.
About 9 oclock this morning at Devre and Cotmypuny shops Will Morey foreman of the wood working department noticed the belt drive had seized. He climbed to the pulley with a ladder to adjust it but the machine began again and pulled him into the shaft, throwing him to the ground. He received severe bruises and cuts to his arm shoulder and back and is said to have internal injuries.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a business or school event with names and places blurred. Key terms include Davenport and Saree like references suggesting a local notice or brief about a meeting, listing individuals and a timeline. No clear outcome or dates present in readable text.
A local ad announces a car load of Queen of the Pantry and Challenge flour from Wabgoner & Gates of Independence Missouri sold by J M Sfolt. The seller claims the flours speak for themselves and that users know they are the best sold in the city.
The Rock Island club schedules Fort Wayne at Rock Island on April 18 and Rock Island hosts Peorias in Peoria on April 21 22 and 28. Union Pacific Club of Omaha faces Rex Taland at Rock Island on April 44 and is incomplete.
An old ad style passage touts SOZODONT as a universal teeth cleaner reducing impurities and halting decay, with claims of breath freshening. It mentions M Turgeneff’s train to be kept in a museum in St Petersburg and promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as top medicine. It notes a Middleton couple’s pearl wedding anniversary and reports a fatal coal gas incident in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Letter from W W Brown of Ills dated July 20 1878 praises Hale's Honey of Tar for bronchial throat and lung complaints. The note appears in a chronic lung complaint context. Also mentions the Vatican Library at Rome housing seventeen royal letters by Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn.
Mrs. Mary A. Dailey of Parhannock Pa suffered six years with asthma and bronchitis. After trying doctors with no relief she used Dr King’s New Discovery in October and immediately improved, gaining weight and recovering health. Free trials at Richards and Scarbuck drug store. Large bottles $1.00.
The readable OCR fragment mentions products like Allen's Pharmacy Liver Oil and various cures, listing individuals and firms such as Theodore Puacker and Casewell Une and A Cat in New York. It describes tonic claims and medical fashion of the era with references to cures for skin and weak systems.
An unclear OCR passage references a court or trial involving a horse stealing charge. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but it mentions a person of nineteen years and a detention at Pideamipens with potential sentences up to four years. The fragmentary text hints at legal proceedings in a forest setting.
An advertisement touts Shipny Men Wells Health Renewer claiming restoration of health and vigor and cures for dyspepsia impotence and sexual debility. It also warns in selecting nursery trees to check root balance. Ely's Cream Balm is promoted as a painless remedy for catarrh hay fever and cold in the head at 50 cents.
The Irish Farmer's Gazette reports that loft storage method gains favor across Ireland as farmers see benefits in efficiency and feed management. The piece highlights growing adoption in rural communities and notes supportive policy discussions.
A promotional note extols health as a blessing often unappreciated until deprived. It touts Dr. Biglow's Positive Cure as a quick and permanent remedy for hacking coughs severe colds and lung diseases with a free trial offered in Win. Clendinin.
California Senator Miller owns the finest residence in Washington, highlighting a notable property claim by a prominent state figure.
Wasuinatoy Maryland May 15 1880 a sufferer from nervous prostration and debility reports rapid improvement after one bottle of Hop Bitters gaining strength and appetite and being able to work again Mrs Many Stuarr signs the testimonial praising the remedy
Mrs Stevens of Auburn Kentucky has a unique quilt sewn from 14 289 pieces, showcasing a decorative patchwork created by hand.
A collage of claims includes Buchu-paiba as a cure for bladder catarrh and urinary complaints, Dr Jones' Red Clover Tonic praised for bilious liver and blood disorders, Elys Cream Balm restoring a singer’s voice, and various notes on eggs by weight, wheat consumption, and agricultural topics.
A patchwork OCR fragment recounts local notices and ads including medicines, theater events, and a few names. It mentions Marshall Michigan dealers, Richards & Lohrbeck, and a Hoboken judge ousted for stealing chickens. The text is jumbled with unclear dates and places, reflecting a damaged newspaper page.
C M Stanney of Ithaca New York reports curing calorrh by Lys Cream Bulm applied into nostrils with a finger. He and his daughter claim restored sense of smell and marked health improvement.
Praised as the best regulator for liver issues biliousness jaundice and digestive concerns Electric Bitters are touted as a universal tonic and purgative. Each bottle is guaranteed to satisfy or refund and is sold by Richards Solrbeck for fifty cents.
Public notice from ADAM I. PERSON, Executor, details a probate matter involving the estate of a deceased party. It specifies the filing and payment deadlines, the court handling the matter, and the official address for claims.
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