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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1880
Page
3
A sprawling column recounts diverse items from health, finance, shipping, and politics. It notes government expenditures on Canouchet, changes in small banknotes, American meat and dairy exports, wheat crop prospects, and new clothing subscription plans. It also covers uprisings, elections, equine health warnings, and Belgian and French celebrations of liberty.
A collection of sayings and reflections on virtue, contentment, mood, and human conduct. The passages compare wisdom and folly, praise silent conscience, and warn against despondency while urging outdoor exercise and cheerful disposition. The source quotes include Beecher Browne Taylor and Jeremy.
A long list of seven themed references appears, from seven heavens and seven continents to seven deadly sins and seven wonders, alongside notes on seven churches, seven spirits, and other biblical motifs. The passage ranges into alchemy, saints, and ancient legends, finishing with practical health notes on sunstroke and its aftereffects.
The piece extols walking as more than motion, linking a tuned body and spirit to enjoyment. It argues that sweet air and mindful exercise awaken wholesome thoughts, shaping a direct relation to self and world and fueling noble enterprises.
The text reflects on enduring friendship beyond fortune and opinion, noting that such constancy is celebrated as rare. It discusses the idea that true friendship is maintained by fidelity to an early choice and steadfast affection despite changes surrounding individuals.
Article argues the dark stock in Ireland stems from Spanish influence via long-standing trade and social ties along the west coast. It notes Spanish stations at Dingle Valentia Cahiraween Bantry Timoleague Gallwey and a Valentia holdout under Cromwell. Local Kenny and Galway peasants show distinctive signs in ethnological terms.
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