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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1878
Page
4
The piece argues southern reform through open emigration and welcome, urging free thought, free speech, and labor respect. It contrasts past bitterness and calls for cordial treatment of newcomers, ending with a vision of revived Southern wealth and peace.
John H. Emery of the Peoria Transcript announces his candidacy before the Republican convention for Clerk of the Supreme Court of the State. He has nine years with the Transcript aiding the Republican cause and is admitted to the bar though he has not practiced in this state.
A mix of notices from Illinois towns includes Chicago concerts and new beverages, Peoria gas rates at 2.50 per thousand feet, jail escapes, gifts to Rev Dr Cuyler, pork packing totals, a Belle Punch drink, fraud conviction in Lincoln, Aurora fire losses, loafers setting barns afire, Pontiac building plans, Daily Telegraph in Chicago as an organ for Nationals, Lieb bondsmen covering 82800 deficiency, Ribbon Review temperance weekly, Bishop Burgess taking Quincy, large gold dollar receipts at Chicago sub treasury, Kane County relief aid totals, Patterson bankruptcy petition with secured and unsecured debts, and a plea for Kimball to aid pastors and churches.
The piece contrasts belief in habitual opinions with trust in popular patent remedies. It cites imagined volcanic disaster and the refusal of Italians to abandon entrenched views, then attacks reliance on Dr. Pierce products and the dangers of traditional caustic cures.
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