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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1879
Page
7
A desolate scene unfolds with a pale woman and a ruined man driven by thirst and decay. The verse describes beggars, hunger, and indifference as the couple lumbers toward night while onlookers drift by, the woman showing a fleeting mercy before the harsh realities of poverty return.
The institution in a healthy part of the city provides Primary, Intermediate, and Academic courses. Special emphasis on completing a Book-keeping, Board and Tuition Session of five months for 475.00 with additional shares. Reduction offered to Fulton and Clotor applicants, details from Superior R&S Lyons Iowa.
The article reviews improvements in beekeeping from New York and California including Harbison’s eight section hive and Captain Hethering’s two story design. It notes crate packing, 25 pound crates, and the California New York trade, with Thoubers predicted to yield 3,000,000 pounds of honey this year. It also mentions honey extraction methods and current market prices.
The Supreme Court finds Twenty Pere organized Harper county a sham but legitimizes by legislative action the county and bonds issued in St Louis and New York. It holds no election since 1873 and no recognized government, yet recognizes the county via law, enabling private pockets’ gain. The decision ends years of Kansas court and legislature debate. Special to Cin Eaguercr.
A widow has erected a draped urn in memory of the late within an Irish country churchyard. An elderly observer, after inspection, comments that the memorial is elegant and neat, noting the water jug and clean white surrounding stones as fitting honors.
In the Jardin des Plantes district, a weekly Wednesday market scenes the sale of live toads to gardeners. Vendors in blue blouses attract buyers with barrels of toads priced at a few francs a dozen, noted for their insect-eating role in protecting vegetables.
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