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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1878
Page
5
The Paris Matrimonial Market and Madame Bosquet
A Ballymore Sun correspondence describes Madame Bosquet offering an assortment of eligible women in Paris, including fifteen orphans with fortunes from 6000 to 120000, twenty five young ladies with fortunes from 3000 to 180000, and twenty four widows with fortunes from 7500 to 110000. The piece notes the opulent room, the booklet library, and the businesslike approach, leading to a tentative appointment in early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Madame Bosquet
Paris
Aubusson
Walla
Madame
Flare
Heroitia
Weller
Ladi G
Malame Busquet
Llurney
Madame Reagaring
Shea
Eliallave
Ballymore Sun
The Power of a Sweet Voice in Youth
A meditation on how a gentle voice reflects a kind heart. It urges youth to cultivate tone by day and in all activities, noting sharp speech harms, while praising steady, soft speech at home and in public. Training in sweet tones now yields lasting harmony and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Seabury & Johnson
Platt
Insanity and Its Causes in Society
The piece links insanity to poor nutrition, excessive drinking, toil, and hereditary weakness across classes. It notes dipsomaniacs among the upper class and warns that overwork, improper habits, and desultory living produce nervous disorders that may culminate in madness. It ends with the thin line between sanity and insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osres
Marriage Crowds at City Hall Cause Comical Friction
A New York Sun item describes the mayor, his clerk, and John T. Boyd overwhelmed by couples seeking civil and church weddings. Italians, French, and Germans are most visible while Americans and Britons are rare. Fees are informally handled with a guide claiming $5 as a standard, plus an extra dollar to the clerk. The scene includes wandering officials and a perfumed, crowded City Hall atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
John T. Boyd
Limburger
Baxter Street
Arlco
Eustache Lieber
Washington
Nv J
Gertrude Banks
Fiea
Boyd
N.Y
puzzled boy warns widow of rich caller at her door
ADetroit Press item recalls a young boy alerting his widowed mother on Park Street to a well dressed man asking about her. The boy recalls the caller in broadcloth with a bank watch and asks if she has remarried. The mother rebukes the boy and orders him back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Letroit Press
Cuornes Frrrina
Victor Emanuel
Berlin
The Secret of Soap and Water
Professor W Stanley Jevons notes that soap increases pedesis or Brownian motion in water, boosting cleansing action. Pure water cleans best due to high pedesis, while impure water loses it. adding alkaline salts helps dissolve oils but lowers pedetic power, whereas soap enhances both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stanley Jevons
Dutch Babies and Dogs in a Quiet Colonial Scene
A reflective piece compares Dutch children and dogs, noting their sober, grown-up manner and the Dutch penchant for grooming. It observes how dogs on Scheveningen sands resemble poodles in outward appearance, with various breeds clipped and trimmed to a formal, bovine silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Brussels
Egmont
Hoorn
William
Maurice of Nassau
Scheveningen Sands
The Modern Guillotine Description and Scene
An account describes assembling a guillotine by lamplight with reporters present. The machine rises about fourteen feet, painted dry blood red, its knife masked by a board, and a basket and box placed nearby as observers wait under a gas lamp.
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills Promoted as Family Remedy
An advertisement extols Ayer’s Cathartic Pills as a mild but thorough purgative for a wide range of ailments from indigestion to skin diseases. It emphasizes their safety for all ages, lack of calomel, vegetable composition, and preserved sugar coating, claiming world wide reputation and tested efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Pierce
RV. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
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Sherman & CO
Marehall
Michgap
Jackson
Jack ¢ Co
Mita
Petersburg
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Kaefenberg
Gidreny
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Chicago
C. Bigelow
Sncatin
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Druggleta
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Prop'e World
Lovallds
Russia
Audress Madison
Hary
CLARK
Ill
Tricara Hospital
Wallington St
Ilia
Mamare Ylow
Roc. Worth
Trouble
Daveecie Evenar
Hudson
Dr. McAffee
Perry St
Daresport
Iowa
Permond
McAffee
Davenport
Insurance Agency
Hartford
Wuartford
Pheonix
Orient Home of
New York
Continental Niagara Westchester
Manhattan
NOY
Franklin
Philadepina
Rypringtiddd
Mass Imperial
Lendean
Commercial Waaion Lh. N. Brideh & V Merchantile Bier Simerica of Canada
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