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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1881
Page
10
Johnny's Composition Turns Dark With a Night Ride Tale
A boy named Johnny writes a fairy tale about a girl Maud Mudford and a brave young man who defeats a robber. The tale shifts to a reflective scene as Johnny and sister Minnie discuss real life, kindness, and a crossing scene where a man helps an old woman. A churchlike moral tone frames acts of mercy and charity aboard trains and in a palace car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Ita
Minnie
Maud Mudford
Miller
Johnony
King Sightly
France
Jim
Mole
Marama
Mamima
Red
Falls
Edith
Papa
Paps
Mammaf
Two Pleasing Pictures In A Chicago Street Scene
Fragmentary prose describes a girl walking with her father in Chicago. The scene hints at wealth through dress and carriage, while the father’s kind, tender demeanor and the child’s loving nature suggest a hopeful or better future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beme Onsheb
Chicago
A Vivid Lecture on Roman Virtue and Labor
A speaker urges boys to embrace hard honest work citing Roman exemplars like Cincinnatus Marcus Curius Scipio and Cato. The address praises industry in farming and crafts linking it to virtuous living and biblical injunctions to work with all one’s might.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatus
Marcus Curius
Pyrrhus
Italy
Cato
Scipio Africanus
Hannibal
Carthage
Rome
Lucretia
Dont Care Phrase Reflections From a Youth Letter
A fragmented piece discusses the habit of saying I dont care. It urges self control and consideration before expressing indifference, noting how anger shapes speech and urging better restraint and gentleness in words.
The Burnt Child and Natural Punishments
A Cor. Christian Union essay argues for reforming child discipline through natural consequences. It asserts punishments should fit offenses, be taught and reinforced once, and avoid brutal or hasty methods. Examples include withholding belongings for disorder and calming ill tempered behavior by removal of companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye
Cor
Christian Union
A Washington Romance A Lady of My Acquaintance
A fragmentary notice describes a romance involving a woman connected to Dr Bliss and a general employed as an aide near an army post, with both subjects linked to the Union forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibi
Bliss
Sais
Secretive Clerks and Hidden Marriages in Government
A Washington correspondent profiles a female clerks' world within government offices. She notes salaries around 1200 a year and suggests many conceal marriages to keep positions. The piece contrasts varied fates of department women, from retirement to continuing service, with commentary on ambition and social dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bureau
Washington
Providence Press
Flaxman and Wife Helped Each Other to Great Art
John Flaxman, famed English sculptor, married Ann Denman who urged him to study in Rome and Florence. They worked together economizing and traveling to Rome where Flaxman became a great artist, with Ann aiding his ascent to fame. The Governor General of Canada witnessed a buffalo hunt during a western tour, with a herd of thirteen buffaloes and five killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flaxman
Griery
London
Flaxman
Canow
Archilles
Ann Denman
Ann
John
Rome
Florence
Raphael
Michael Tizols
Canada
Storravine
Excellency
Facts and figures on varied topics from lumber to tobacco
The note lists 106 varieties of trega wall and Spanish cedar boxes, Texas railroad builders outnumber federal troops, a cistern metric yields ninety four cubic inches per foot depth, and 43 Tom Greene County wool growers produced 442 240 pounds. It mentions paper pulp mache, electric locomotive headlights in Australia, age patterns in German marriages, wine and spice adulteration in Paris analytical tests, tobacco production totals at 472 661 150 pounds, and per acre yields by state trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisians
Cuba
Texas
United States Army
Tom Greane
Australia
Germany
Paris
Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Witty Notes and Oddities From Regional Papers
A column gathers snatches from newspapers including a Yonkers Gazette quip on divorce, a Boston Commercial Bulletin remark about Cory O Lanus as Shakespearean Irish lore, and a Rochester Depress poem. It also notes Col onel Dake’s petroleum discovery death and a Somerville Journal jab about a wife’s devout act, with towns like New York and Burlington referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yonkers Gazette
New York Commercial Advertiser
Cory O’lanus
O’thelia
Ireland
Boston Commercial Bulletin
N. Y
J. W. Riley
Rochester
Dake
Burlington Hawkeye
White Mountain
Somerville Journal
Main Street
Austin Avenue
Recommendations Lead To Humble Village Wedding
In a misty village evening, old McGunnigiggle plans a wedding after a talking hat and a clever pep talk. The suitor boasts he can knit faster, sew better, and stretch a dollar further, winning the bride through practical charms and patient wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGunnigiggle
Establishment Promises Peak Service With Modern Equipment
The business asserts it has returned to form and aims to sustain high standing statewide. It boasts extensive labor-saving appliances, fresh type styles, and ornaments, reflecting a strong commitment to premium production standards.
Price and principle meet in a business stance
A business note asserts a general adherence to a fair price while remaining profitable. It states a willingness to compete on any basis, reflecting a pragmatic stance that values profit yet upholds the live and let live ethos.
Paper stock in Moline offers full assortment and custom styles
In Paper Stock advertises a large in stock range of Note, Letter and Bill Paper in Moline with the ability to procure any special style or ruling on short notice. The note emphasizes a plentiful supply for commercial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
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M.D. Brine $ N. Y
Hoys
Chile
WIT and Wisdom
Tae Beer Poorraent
Garoaco
Kennedy
Main Street, Moline
Hodder’s Patent
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