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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1877
Page
2
Long piece argues women reformers are hampered by impatience and emotional zeal while men lag in leadership. It contends reform success requires shared leadership and suggests men must trust policy over attack, citing examples from The Moline Review and a comic vignette involving Mrs Jones and Mansill’s Almanac.
Cordova July 5 1877 Epston Review reports a baseball game on the Cordova grounds between the White Stockings of Rock Island led by Capt. John Rambergen and the Red Caps of Cordova led by Capt. (name unreadable). The match described as a competitive contest with both teams showing skill.
Local notes report Cordova open to a challenge from Rock Island nine as the Cordova Graded School announces its next year teachers with Principal J Huey and Miss Parker among new staff. Buffeted by farming and temperance moves, community events are described including a Lake Bluff gathering and public talks on judicial qualifications for Rock Island County.
The group endorses a candidate named Dion, stressing the need for experience and education to discharge the duties independently and with fair efficiency. The statement expresses willingness to back any man across party lines who fits the qualifications.
A historical caution cites Dr J C Ayer of Lowell and his pill venture. It warns advertisers that excessive spending on ads can generate uncontrollable wealth and drive a business founder toward ruin or insanity.
The Indianapolis Journal notes the present administration may witness a Washington reform, followed by benefits. It says Hayes's Cabinet members are men of modest means and none will set an example of extravagant living.
A jumble of readable names appears in a damaged OCR text. The legible items include personal names and partial phrases such as Mary Doss and Charles Ivase alongside scattered unfamiliar terms. No coherent event or notice is discernible from the fragments.
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