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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1879
Page
1
A twenty percent discount applies to clubs of four or more persons. Four copies of Blackwood part of an arc of one Review serve a set to one address for $2.80, four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood cost 48, and no one.
New subscribers paying in advance for 1879 may receive free issues from late 1878. Subscribing to two to four periodicals grants one of the 1878 Four Reviews, or two for five, with Blackwood's Magazine for 1878. Premiums are unavailable to clubs and must be paid directly to publishers. Limited stock requires early application. Reprinted by Leonard Scott Pub. Co. 41 Barclay St New York.
A balmy summer night at a country house hosts a tense exchange as a man and a woman meet at a dance. The woman repeatedly rebuffs the man with sharp refusals while the man pursues affection, praising her allure yet hearing only denials and warnings from her.
Paul Lester believes Mabel Sanborn trusts him but is misled by a cousin’s forged tale of betrayal. Mabel.s secret engagement to George Sanborn threatens their love as Paul plans to leave for New York. Sanborn exposes the ruse. Mab’s virtue is tested before a final, costly reconciliation.
A garbled entry discusses nursing practices and a doctor named Buail. It mentions eye irritation and a remedy claimed to be opiate based, with uncertain assurances and unclear instructions.
The text describes underwater vision where an observer sees external objects only through a circular aperture about 96 degrees in diameter. Within this circle horizons appear distorted, while below the horizon submerged objects are vividly viewed. Above the circle, rainbow colors form around the scene, and details of fish vision are discussed in archaic language.
A woman recounts severe debt and suffering until she followed her pastor’s advice, prepared Hop Bitters, and within a month her entire family recovered. She claims none of them has fallen ill since and urges poor men to use the remedy instead of costly doctor visits.
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