11 Jul 1873
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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1873
Page
1
The document compiles proclamations by Ulysses S. Grant regarding foreign tonnage duties and reciprocal arrangements with France Denmark and Spain. It includes a 1873 Senate summons proclamation and arbitration accords for Cuban claims, along with postal and citizenship treaties with Denmark and Switzerland.
The United States and Denmark conclude a convention on naturalization. Signed July 20, 187? ratified January 22, 1878 with exchanges March 14, 1878 and proclaimed April 15, 1873. President announces pact outlining mutual naturalization rights and procedures between the two nations.
A section of Granges endorses a resolution to support no man for office unless he is a practical farmer or manual laborer. The writer questions whether excluding farmers, given their one seventh share of the population, would be just and argues against any single class attempting to control national administration.
Children can imprint initials on fruit by pasting letter slips on the fruit before ripening. As the fruit ages the letters transfer, leaving the initials visible on the ripe surface for guests.
A man in a tavern warns a landlord about alcoholic ruin after a past delirium tremens. He recounts starting drink at twenty, becoming a wreck by twenty eight, and pleads not to sell more to the younger patrons. The landlord vows not to sell another drop, saying he will refrain with God’s help.
The New England state prisons operate with self support and New Hampshire reports a surplus fund of about 20000 dollars. The text notes structures enlargements and repairs and mentions disciplinary gains alongside overall expenses.
An old verse urges readers to refrain from quick offense and anger. It champions patience and forgiveness, noting joys and sorrows pass like dewdrops and spray, and time makes all things straight.
A collection of quotes from Turner, Dr Arnold, Reynolds, Johnson, Sidney Smith, Mirabeau, Bulwer Lytton and others arguing that success comes from energy, labor and steady effort rather than talent. The text asserts that purpose and continuous labor transform effort into genius, not innate genius alone.
A party of scientific gentlemen explored Pike and Calhoun counties mounds revealing human remains pottery and charcoal. They concluded the Mississippi Valley Mound-builders were the same as those in Central America and possibly linked to ancient Egypt.
The writer urges patient, permissive parenting allowing natural development, fresh air, and liberty within safety. Missteps like spilled drinks or broken items should not trigger immediate punishment. treat the child kindly and divert attention, then later discuss impropriety and remedies.
The article notes 6 752 more females than males in New Jersey and 7 020 in New Hampshire, 7 941 in Rhode Island, 49 793 in Massachusetts, and 66 301 in New York. It blames young men who left for the West and suggests a deportation of 150 000 to 200 000 women, a harsh impracticable remedy, as a possible fix.
A garbled OCR fragment laments the cost of newspapers and the public's duty to support the press. It asserts that every inch of paper and every page costs money and hints at a missing clear message about public engagement.
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