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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1884
Page
6
Hatn s VaceTanie Sicreran Hain Renewer is touted as a potent vegetable hair remedy restoring gray to original color preventing dandruff and hair loss. It nourishes hair, adds moisture, and acts as an economical long lasting dressing endorsed by medical men and Massachusetts state assay officials. Available through all dealers.
In August 1892 Dover New Jersey resident Elijah Sharp recounts marching through war memories and a sunstroke disability. He credits Parker's Tonic later renamed Parker's Ginger Tonic with restoring his health and energy, enabling better appetite and vigor, though warns of inferior imitations by unscrupulous dealers.
The Marquis de Mores arrives in New York from Little Missouri Montana amid warnings of past cowboy threats. He describes his beef enterprise along the Northern Pacific route, land grants to settlers, depots for dressed beef, and plans to expand into wool and tannery ventures while praising westward development and his military background.
Mr C P Sherman recounts crossing a natural ice bridge at Niagara Falls on the Canadian side and Goat Island. He describes the frozen gorge icicles, a snow covered landscape, and a perilous walk to Terrapin Rock while the falls roared below and spray filled the air.
In a comic scene, George the book agent explains his livelihood and plan to stroll past a dangerous dog. A girl notes the father’s enmity with George, while George says his five minute visit will be quick after selling an encyclopedia and gazetteer to an editor.
Quint Fletcher, while exploring near the hot springs after a snowstorm, discovered a spring hole twelve feet wide used as a duck refuge. He killed thirty eight mallards that had been trapped beneath snow forming a roof over the pool, saving them from starvation.
The Chicago Herald reports Louise Michel may leave Clermont prison for short periods to visit her ill mother. She dedicates much time to writing stories for youth, aiming to shape their future roles even while subjected to imprisonment.
The advertisement touts the Queen Tongueless Cultivator and introduces the New Matchless Combined Cultivator along with the Princess Riding Cultivator, claimed to be unbeatable.
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