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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1879
Page
7
A fragmented OCR item mentions examining a map and references to a home socket office and a general ticket, with unclear street and location details. The readable fragment suggests a historical mapping or geographic notice rather than a clear event or person.
A Philadelphia article warns that legitimate ice cream must use quality materials and skilled handling. It condemns tonka bean as a cheap substitute for vanilla, calls for porcelain-lined equipment, and criticizes sour cream processes as unhealthy and wasteful. It cites a letter from Ann Arbor and condemns adulteration in Cincinnati.
The narrator journeys through a shadowy back street bank in Ghent to cash a Detroit draft, noting a cramped, stairlit office with a spectacled clerk. He compares it to Hope's Amsterdam bank and recalls how Dutch lenders have long lent to monarchs and wars, remaining set in their ways.
Herbert H. Smith in Scribner surveys Amazonian child life noting the quiet, taciturn nature of Brazilian indigenous children. Babies lie in hammocks, grow up stoically, and show little curiosity or overt emotion while parents restrain punishment and avoid rebellion against whites.
A satirical column advocates self neglect to prove the cure is a patent remedy. The piece mocks excess with playful admonitions and points readers to a different column for the advertised product.
The article surveys footwear and accessories in the Louis XVI era mood, noting the French boot with a pointed heel as injurious and praising English low shoes for comfort. It details street dress, stockings, and mitts in black white and colors, plus lace gloves for children and young girls priced from sixty cents to ten dollars.
Dairymen, spending a trifling outlay on the Perfected Butter Color of Wells Richardson & Co, Burlington Vermont, can produce a deep yellow, rich and desirable butter that will command the best price.
A brief, old Boston Transcript fragment shows Joanny describing his mother’s fear of his sister going out bareheaded to avoid freckles, while noting her indifference to how much their father scolds him.
A quirky health note claims Constipation is earth’s worst foe and praises Kidney-Wort for overcoming it using rational principles. The item urges readers to try the remedy.
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