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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1882
Page
8
The column urges mothers to use Parker's Ginger Tonic to cleanse malaria and impurities, claim it tones the stomach and liver, regulates bowels, and purifies blood. It references an ad in the columns and notes a claim about a great fan clearing smoke in St Louis in three minutes.
In America a National committee endorsed Swayne's Ointment as the sole remedy for piles amid a French context on patent medicines. Sanan E Hows, president of the Women’s Bank swindle in Boston, has been sentenced to three years imprisonment.
A local enhancement project finishes alongside a refurbished auditorium. The venue gains enlarged seating, new furnishings, and updated scenery to improve performances and audience capacity.
An advertisement promotes Allen’s Brain Food promising cures for nervousness nervous debility and weak generative organs priced at 1 5 for 5. It directs readers to Allen’s Pharmacy 315 First Avenue New York and notes sale in Moline by W G Morris Co. A Dispatch office window displays samples of river and artesian water with a claim that judging wholeness is immediate.
An advertisement extols the Ferro-phos phorated Elixir of culisaya by Caswell Hazard & Co New York as the best tonic for dyspepsia indigestion low mood and debility and for fever fatigue and recovery. A note confirms Frank Harwesp leaving the Democrat and joining the Moline department of the lrgns after the paper switches to a morning edition.
A Baltimore bound ship with thirteen crew members suffered a severe skin illness causing large ulcerated sores that incapacitated the crew and led to the vessel's tow back to port. Doctors prescribed mercurial ointments and cautioned recovery within 12 to 24 hours.
Several Rock Island meetings discussed a Mississippi river rail link to New Boston and a bridge with the Mt Pleasant Missouri route to Kansas City, with claims a Chicago outlet is feasible if connected. Also notes on Dr Sykes Sure Cure for catarrh and county expense figures as published.
The excerpt notes Ginger Tone as a quick relief for weariness and fading color amid concerns for mothers and daughters. It references a Buffalo woman and several boys sent to Virginia by the Children’s and Society of New York, describing outcomes from vagrancy to jail, discharge, or adaptation to harsh farm life with some attaining overseer or superintendent roles.
A Newark clergyman condemned whipping posts for wife beaters in Jersey while a pamphlet from Voltase Belt Co of Marshall, Missouri promotes electric belts for nervous debility rheumatism and other ailments with a free pamphlet offer and a thirty day trial for men and alder pinks.
Free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds asthma bronchitis loss of voice and throat and lung complaints available at Richards Sohrbeck Drug Store. Call early to test its merits and see what a dollar size bottle can do.
A San Francisco correspondent reports Wells oil at Los Angeles flooding the market. Prices fell from 50 to 18 cents a gallon as five gallon cans are advertised. The correspondent notes California oil belts could be the richest in the world.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a woman’s true friend for common illnesses and weakness. It claims the remedy restores health when other treatments fail, notes a pleasant taste, and promotes trial with a small bottle purchase. Sold by Richarls and Bohrbeck.
A tax suggestion proposes the city supply physicians with blank discreet report cards for the board of health. The plan aims to streamline required reports and ease the workload for city doctors and officials.
Advertisement touts Wells Health Renewer as a cure for dyspepsia and bilious liver ailments. Claims the tonic is the greatest remedy with a $100 price tag and lists Richards & Shorbeck in Moline as the depot.
Tros Greenwoop's four year old, child of Greenwoop, died at Coaltown Sunday morning from scarlet fever. This marks his second child lost to the disease, after burying a two year old baby two weeks ago.
A note promotes Wells health Renewer at drug stores for $1.00 and mentions its use for impotent minds limbs nerves and debility. The draft also criticizes Main Street drainage near Rodman Avenue and urges tiling to reclaim twenty five feet of street width for travel and hitching.
Budexx McNasney died at his mother's Hampton home last Tuesday evening from consumption. He was about twenty years old and had been employed as a telegraph operator at Inson, Iowa. He was buried at Lapton Cemetery on Wednesday.
The fragment records a sworn statement by John Itick to a Justice of the Peace. It mentions medicines in certificates and asserts authenticity of the statements, including references to Nebel and others. The text is garbled and contains errors and unclear names.
From Mr. Harley P. Hopkins of Providence R I the patient was given up by leading physicians before Dr Schenck's medicines cured him of consumption.
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