Eclipse of the sun and varied 19th century notes
A dense compilation lists sun eclipse July 29, snow in Scotland June 11, Jerseyville medicinal springs, a closed Clear Lake camp, a new boat club at Peoria, hog cholera in Champaign, and the reestablishment of the whipping post in Virginia. It reports movers in Europe, US political notes, rail and real estate tidbits, yellow fever at Brooklyn navy yard, and local agricultural fair promotions with premium lists for Freeport.
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Scotland
Jerseyville
Clear Lake
Peoria
Champaign County
Virginia
Europe
London Spectator
London
Cheyenne
McCoskery
Berlin
Lebanon
Penn
Kansas
New Zealand
Minnesota
Auzn
France
Reuben Davis
Jeff
Congress
Mississippi
Josh Billings
South Carolina
West Virginia
Brooklyn Navy Yard
William
Breax Turer Script Teases Section No 43
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Breax Turer script labeled No 43. The readable fragment leaves the event unclear and lacks concrete details or names to confirm scope or outcome.
Ivory-Handled Books and Health Remedies On Sale
An advertisement lists titles like A Jewel of a Girl and The Last of the Maddens with prices and selling agents Jansen McClurg Co Chicago and Clendenin Martin. Also promoted are Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup, Keen's August Flower, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, and Hinn's Hair and Whisker Dye with pricing and销 agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Holland
Jansen, McClurg & Co
Chicago
Clendenin
Clendenin & Martin
Glenn
Hinn
Oxen and Bull cough syrup mix up ends in misunderstanding
A Northside woman seeks Dr Oxen cough syrup but misreads labels causing a long misidentification with Dr Bull’s and other remedies. An old physician advertises a universal cure for consumption and nervous ailments promising free delivery by mail to readers of this paper.
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Louis Napoleon
Paris
le Steele
Napoleon III
Spain
Mediterranean
Fairbault
Minn
Nlethbu
London
Beaconsfield
Salisbury
Mansion House
House of Commons
Duke of Connaught
Victoria
Marie Louise
Prince Frederick Charles
Helen
Dr. H
Dr. Oxen
Oxen
Cox
Dr. Bull
Indianapolis
Sherar
Rochester
I Culverwell
Beltane
Culverwell Medical CO
Ana'Nt
New York
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Moline Review
Around
Gen. Sheridan
Black Hills
Arthur
Gen. Merritt
Ilinois
Lord Hartington
Austria
Bosnia
Springfield Agister
Pittsfield
Illinois Central Railroad
Jefferson
Schurz
Mise Anza B. Irish
Isaac Peli, Jr
York
Eannette
James Gordon Bennett
Clara Louise Kellogg
Verdi
Anderson
E. J. Oakley
Merchants’ Exchange National Bank
New Yor City
Oakley
England
Firth of ‘Ay
Andes
Exicen
Sint
Queen Victoria
Order of the Garter
Minnie Warrep
Fall River
Mass
Pike County
A. C. Matthews
Patent Office
Newire
Grand Army of the Republic
Gattysh
London Ee
Legislature of
Wisconsin
Storer
James Gordnhett
Dauntless
Nouth Pole
Uill
Nobijing
Edeling
Nobijingi
Germany
Gladstone
Lord Derby
Forster
San Francisco
Ofica
Davenport
EdsSeikman
Gro. R. Manvin
S. D. Fisher
State Board of Agriculture
Freeport
Springfield
Klattenhoff's New Bazaar
Klattenhoff
First Street
Moline Malleable Iron Works
Postoffice
Moline
Rock Island County
Ilmost
Ludric H. Ve
Obas
F. Blombeck
Christen Umdahl
Nels Carison
Fred Larson
Eliza Olausseert
Henry de
J. Coamer
Sam Ei
Edith Dalstadt
Ma Plerce
Hattie Dibbern
Henry Sveanson
Christina Fechun
New Nevels
Panthele Digger
Ryan Pierre A.co
Dr.Bull
Keen
Foote
M. D
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Dr. Ee
Poe
John Pederstrom
Raptus City
Rock Island
I.dinvis
Beneft
Vederstrom
Henrry E. Lewis
Aesignee
John P. Vederstrom
Motrie
Inn
Erle Wennerland
Eric Wennerlund
State of
Illinois
Oda
Oakle
A. Blombergson
Grainer
Welig Street
Lynde
Base
Warner & Laughery
Wells Street
Shaw's Grocery
Hull Bros
Moline, Ill
Clarence E. Nason
Main Street, Moline, Ill
Simon Hirsach
Clothing House
Frente
Ss. L. Moore
Wheelock
Moline, Illinois
Boston
Berkshire
Cady Moline I
Stock Farm
Join Deere, Esq
C. T. Warren
Rodman Avenue
Henry Ant Ann
Mullne
Uinois
Main Street
Illingis
T.S
Rodman
Post Office
Henry Street
Edwards Street
Thomas Yates
O. Levin
Undertaker
Paeetien
Park Street
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