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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1891
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR cites a Buchanan Michigan man praising a heart cure product after thirty years of use. The dealer William Slengents handles testimonials and sales. The readable text hints at personal health claims and a sales pitch in a quaint 19th or early 20th century medical ad style.
A fragment notes a centennial celebration in a city described as the Worlds Balr and mentions the discovery of Nervine by Franklin Miles as a testimonial free at Wim Clendenin's. It references claims about containing no opium medicine and health topics like heart and lung diseases.
An advertisement touts a new principle regulating the stomach and bowels. Dr Miles' Pills are claimed to cure biliousness bad taste torpid bowels piles constipation and are suitable for women and children. Smallest dose mildest formula fifty doses twenty five cents samples free through Clendenin's agent.
A promotion invites readers to send their address to receive a free illustrated pamphlet about Dr. Dya's Celebrated Electro-Vol Belt and Appliances. It promises effects on the nervous debilitated system and quick restoration to vigor. Offer includes a Voltaic Belt Co. mailing address in Marshall, Michigan.
An old advertisement touts a teething syrup praised by millions for babies over optty years. It claims natural relief, soothing taste, and helps sleep by easing pain, wind, and crying. It mentions a five cent bottle price and reduces feverish symptoms.
An advertisement promotes a pure balsam claimed to cure coughs colds sore throats chest pains influenza and lung diseases. It urges readers to hold it to the light for proof of its clear quality and promises noticeable effects after the first dose.
In New Orleans on March 10 188? a mob killed a dozen Italians linked to political influence after a court verdict. Leaders Webb Parkerson and Wickliffe drove the plan to mob violence, dragging prisoners to death by rope and lamp post. The Gazette notes public support and warns about juror manipulation and lawlessness.
The text reports a mob attack in New Orleans following a murder trial, with exchanges and clubs expelling juror J M Seligman and mobs detaining him before officials intervene. Italy protests to Washington, seeking redress, while Rome and Count Rasponi condemn the massacre and fear mob violence.
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