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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1878
Page
6
A poetic plea decries land hoarding and capitalist landholding. The speaker argues millions lack acres while millions hold land, condemning property constraints and demanding common rights to cultivate earth and share its fruits. It laments social injustice and foresees upheaval unless access to land is widened.
Blackwood's Magazine details two main mackerel catching methods, hook and line and purse-seine nets. It explains vessel outfitting, stock charges, and the equal profit split between owner and crew, with variations for hand-line and trawl operations and notes on quality control and pricing practices at Grand Banks.
A historic oration on American destiny and nation building. The speaker urges a forward looking citizenry with moral liberty, universal service to mankind, and a nation of capable, original minds beyond parochial interests. Emphasizes morality as government purpose and the need for a educated, ambitious population.
An excerpted essay extols archery linking the bow to music poetry and culture. It traces the bow as a primal instrument shaping art and civilization, notes gendered strength in aimed shooting, and argues sport blends body and mind while acknowledging ancient and wild roots.
A hesitant man sought the jail term for wife beating at Central Station court. The judge clarified the penalty, noting about thirty days in jail with accompanying confinement, as the man pressed for an answer in a satirical exchange.
The article warns country women against overdoing decorative crafts inspired by magazines. It cites wasted time and poor substitutes for costly materials in embroidery and pottery painting, urging restrained choices and affordable, tasteful ornaments tied to literature and plants.
The only range allowing use of hard coal soft coal or wood with perfect heat control for baking cooking or heating water. It features the largest oven warming closet and ash pan on the market and is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Call to see them.
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