Fragmentary OCR Note Shows Names and Places fragment
A scrambled OCR segment mentions banks dentists and names like Nas and Yoon with scattered terms. The readable items are sparse and do not form a clear event or report.
20 Jun 1873
Page 1
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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1873
Page
1
A scrambled OCR segment mentions banks dentists and names like Nas and Yoon with scattered terms. The readable items are sparse and do not form a clear event or report.
The passage compiles legislative text from 1873 including acts authorizing war department arms distribution, preemption land entries, and public notices. It references standards for military arms quotas, non discrimination in race, and land settlement rules with several senators and departments named in a dense, formal style.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Wing Street area between La rentes and AUK Cs street with reference to jobbing prompt attendance. No clear individuals or organizations identified.
M. Joseph Boussingault presented to the Paris Academy of Sciences a paper on how persistent rain causes fruit skins to burst. He shows that diffusion of water into the fruit leads to absorption of moisture and subsequent bursting of many fruit varieties.
A curious tale from Leveh and Water ted shows a greyhound spared from execution when hanged a plan to dispatch a dog failed by a worker’s mistake. The dog, known as debu, later reappeared at Hampton meeting, revealing the error and outliving the attempt.
The guide advises rump steaks not thicker than half an inch to avoid hard outsides. Season with pepper before serving to keep gravy from separating. Broil or toss on an ardent fire, turning once, and finish quickly with pepper salt and fresh batter on top.
The piece argues small daily expenditures accumulate into significant sums. It outlines investing five to thirty cents daily and weekly amounts to illustrate how yearly and multi decade savings could yield hundreds to thousands, enough to buy land, a library, a wood house, or a newspaper subscription.
During the recent cession of the iteal legislature a strict game law was passed repealing all others. It lists offenses such as hunting or trapping deer turkeys partridge pheasant woodcock waterfowl and common birds during specified seasons and prohibits possession of game when killing is unlawful. Egg removal from nests and traffic in them are also outlawed with standard trespass provisions.
In London Garden Mr J C Niven of the Hull Botanical Garden advises tobacco fumigation to rid certain infested house plants of green flies. Place the plant on its side in a wash tub, cover with a damp towel or calico, and have the husband blow tobacco smoke through a pipe reaching the tub bottom until fumigation is thorough.
The poem honors Conductor Bradley who dies heroically in a wreck while saving others. It lauds his brave act, placing it above self interest and urging readers to emulate his virtue and endurance. The piece notes the train disaster and the sacrificed life within a broader moral frame. The faithful tribute calls for reverence and grace in living.
A short verse by Churles G Leland reflecting on world perception and the value of vision. The piece contrasts how the world is seen with how it might be, suggesting a happier possibility beyond the present view.
A correspondent laments aggressive life insurance agents who monitor marriage notices to solicit policies. Thirty one strangers visited one office by Thursday evening, drawn by the belief a man’s marriage signals a future need to provide for his family if he dies.
The text argues that modern life increases sleep needs and duration. It compares manual labor to mental work, asserting six hours suits laborers, while mentally tired workers should delay bedtime for deeper rest. Best sleep comes in early morning hours after nerves calm.
The ex-Empress Eugenie appeals to the French people to elevate her only son Louis to the throne. Though the appeal may not be heeded now, it is regarded as a question of time before the young man heads France’s affairs. The French are noted for their Napoleonic adoration.
The destruction of the Alexandra Passes near Loiddn Hag incurs an estimated loss of about $3,000,000.
A digest of diverse scientific tidbits reports on rain gauges for ships, a new lens maker in New Jersey, Audubon’s white apple likely camas, gas heating experiments for trains in France, and an engineering college in Japan. It notes vermouth caution, flower color changes under smoke, Mont Cenis tunnel ventilation issues, hematite ore at Fisherville Virginia, diamond testing hints, and a rare captive hippo in Amsterdam. Also mentions land use timber stipulations, Wyandotte cave lectures, hibernation quirks of Russian flies, an ink for travelers, and steel rail replacements in the U S rail network.
Dr. Setheby, a London sanitary statistician, reports adulteration of green tea sold in Mincing Lane. Authentic samples from bonded warehouses showed 40 to 43 percent iron filings and 19 percent silica mixed with leaves before curling, then coated with green pigment. Infusion in boiling water produced a turbid, offensive, and nauseating brew.
A long piece in the North British Mail praises John Brown, Queen Victoria's traveling attendant. The article extols his honesty, steadiness, and suitability for the role, noting his ability, posture, and demeanor in Highland dress. It hints his future prominence if educated further.
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