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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1880
Page
7
A fragmentary lyric recalls standing by a garden gate and a long-ago parting. Vague phrases touch on memories, promises, and a wish for enduring love as life’s journey continues under stars. The text is heavily garbled with nonsensical words.
A notice announces J J Meves becoming proprietor of the above hotel on 1st July 1979. He cites prior hotelkeeping experience in Germany and his country and promises good fare attentive service and patrons’ needs being met.
Robert Bonner's West Fifty-fifth Street stable houses ten premier trotters valued at 125000 dollars. Barus, Edwin Forrest, and Dexter headline a elite group with multiple sub-2:20 trials and standouts like Mamie B and Maud Macy among others, all conditioned and driven for speed on Bonner’s tracks.
The essay summarized portrays the Paris Commune era as crime and oppression with Germans seized, archbishop released only on ministerial insistence, and the American flag seen as protector. It paints the Commune as debauched yet cultured, with open shops, theatres, and Sunday concerts at the Tuileries, a time of liberty and spectacle amid unrest. It notes the Swiss Guard bloodshed and Louis XVI’s beheading site as haunting symbols.
The piece traces the potato to tropical America and its journey to Europe and Ireland. It notes early European cultivation, misnaming, and gradual adoption, detailing figures from Drake to Raleigh and the Irish dependence on the tuber amid famine. It concludes with a claim the potato is American by origin and a critique of Irish dependency.
The exiled Duke of Gramont flees France after the Sodan collapse. He hides money with a bank partner who buries assets in a garden before handing over papers. The minister reaches Calais aboard an English steamer using a feigned illness and a passport show. He evades arrest as authorities question his identity.
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