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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1882
Page
7
A garbled collection mentions a student killed by cigarettes at Nashville University, a Kansas pioneers reunion pledge by Mr Blatne, a patent cure claim for cantarrh, revivalist Mason Corx in Brooklyn, Gen Fritz Jonn Pountries back pay of 115000, and a notice about a blue thistle root remedy priced at 1.00 with urinary and kidney disease claims.
Wen Hearts Renewer advertised as an absolute cure for nervous debility and weakness offered at $100 by druggists Depot Richards and Sabrbeck. ScREENS featuring Christmas and New Year cards arrive as the latest novelty in furniture. Moline GEN Grast elected a trustee of Dr Newman's church in New York City.
An OCR laden notice promotes rough on rats and a range of patent remedies. It cites Ash druggists and Depot Richards and Sobrbeck selling products for rats mice roaches bed bugs and other pests. The item also mentions an American school for classical learning at Athene and a doctor from Harvard connected to a medical claim about bites and cures.
A readable fragment urges mothers to cleanse family health and purity with a tonic. Separately, the colored population of New Orleans petitions Congress for funds to establish a mail steamship line between the United States and the Republic of Liberia.
An advertisement promotes a salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee and a price of twenty five cents. It also notes a tonic and warnings about demographics in Charleston and Milwaukee. Hazard & Co New York sells the tonic through druggists.
A temperance lecturer named Dr K Rive who once drew large crowds in Canada and was known in Chicago is now confined in a Detroit lunatic asylum after his conduct led to his arrest.
A Baltimore schooner sailed with a crew of thirteen, then suffered a sudden skin disease outbreak with widespread ulcerations. The ship returned to port and the men were hospitalized. Drastic recovery claims and medical remedies are mentioned alongside unrelated local notices and ads.
In France, medicines must be cleared by a physician or medical committee before sale. The policy aims to regulate remedies like Wayne's Ointment and ensure professional oversight of pharmaceutical products.
A mix of items references Joaquin Miller living in New York City and a Topeka soldiers reunion with Jamun G Brainy summoned by Senator Plumb. A 1876 letter praises Dr C R Sykes for catarrh treatment while medical quackery ads appear. Other notes mention Mrs Polk, a Nashville estate, and a Dahlgren Grand Army dinner with only 22 veterans surviving.
A Buffalo area notice touts Parker's Ginger Tone for quick relief from exhaustion and facial pallor. Claims include building strength and easing pain. Also mentionsDro Pheree's Pellets for stomach and bowel upset and lists various sensational ailments from river flooding to a ruined public building in Texas.
Fractured ad promises Dr Dye electric belts and other devices on thirty day trial for nervous debility vitality and vigor plus remedies for rheumatism neuralgia paralysis liver and kidney issues and more free pamphlet and address Voltaic Belt Co Marshall Mich. Also notes hog packers death toll and a Newton man leaving $40 000 for public credit or relief programs.
Trial bottles given away at Richards and Solkbeck store. Two counterfeiters arrested at Belle Plain Iowa worked a long-running scam for 15 years. Sanctified claims about Dr Guysletts Yellow Dock and Barsaparilia credited with restoring health by a longtime invalid. Dealer news notes deposits in private banks are taxable per Jupiter Terry of Chicago.
Local sellers tout Dr Guysatt’s Yellow Dock and Sarsa parailla as the superior blood purifier and tonic. They claim its ingredients—Yellow Dock Barsaparilla Juniper Buchu Celery Calisaya bark—revive blood liver bowels kidneys and nerves and rebuild a broken constitution. a single bottle is urged. Also mentions sua successor of Senator Wagner, a Democrat.
A short advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a remedy for women suffering illness and weakness, claiming a single trial can restore health when other remedies fail. It emphasizes pleasant use and benefits for the table, aiming to persuade readers to buy.
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