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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1881
Page
5
Reports from Long Branch indicate the President’s condition has improved with no new complications. Doctors note lungs still affected but others say convalescence progresses with improving appetite and calmer weather. officials expect possible home return to Minter, Ohio, once stable.
Telegram reports on the President’s status describe a Tuesday sit in an invalid chair for thirty five minutes without complications. Surgeons moved him from bed to chair and back, noting he grew stronger and may sit daily if his condition remains favorable.
The piece recounts Spiridon Gopovich’s anecdote of Scutari Castle and a Giaour inventor of a lightning conductor. A long, comic narrative follows the Vali’s attempt to protect the citadel with costly contrivances, ending in ruin and public mockery.
Lone Brancus Sept 14 11 30 AM Secretary Lincoln reports President remains in favorable condition with no business matters discussed. Noon exam shows temperature 95 F pulse 72. later 99.2 F pulse 112. Doctor notes fever rise due to earlier febrile spell. Col Rockwell says slight improvement and movement by railroad possible after season ends.
An 19th century advertisement extols Kidney-Wort as the cure for constipation and for disorders of the kidneys and liver. It claims equal effectiveness in liquid or dry form and targets women as the primary beneficiaries.
The text notes the president showing progress with an upgrade yet hints it may not be swift. A cautious tone suggests concerns about timing and potential delays without clear outcomes or specifics.
The article explains how weeds contaminate both pasture and hay, lowering seed yield and impairing milk flavor. It notes weed germs persist in soil across years and erupt under favorable heat and moisture, making eradication difficult and highlighting native germ spread as a major nuisance.
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