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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1880
Page
2
Fragmentary reminiscence on domestic drudgery and the cost of upkeep. The speaker laments endless chores from dawn to night, contrasting beauty and love with dirt, dust, and relentless work. The passage evokes a sense of weariness and futility in daily cleaning life.
Adrian and Ella fall in love despite Professor Redmond’s disapproval. After secret meetings and a dramatic river skating night, a public confrontation leads to elopement and marriage with a Jacqueminot rose as a symbol of their bond. The professor yields, and Ella becomes Mrs. Adrian, while family tensions ease yet linger.
The Evening Express praises Hop Bitters as a superior medicine not a beverage. It claims it strengthens the body without harming an already weak system. It notes a bottle contains more hops and strength than a barrel of ordinary beer and that all Rochester druggists stock it and physicians prescribe it.
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