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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1878
Page
4
The piece warns that repealing the resumption act would wreck national credit and depress currency. It argues repudiation with irredeemable paper money would devalue debt, inflame inflation, and harm trade, urging firm resumption and condemning repeal as foolish and fraudulent.
The passage warns voters to not be deluded by a candidate who supports repealing the resumption act, claiming such a choice would aid repudiators and plunge the nation into financial ruin or force renewed financial battles under greater difficulties.
The Review defends calling public figures criminals or unqualified when warranted and pledges to scrutinize a mapmaker’s record and public acts. It vows to report alleged incompetence and questionable transactions, resisting hypocritical objections to criticism. It argues representatives should be men of ability and integrity and will pursue accountability without bias.
A Chicago discussion among Methodist ministers last Monday weighed in on political preachers. The piece praises the ministers as a godly, truthful body who despise hypocrisy and view business charlatans with distrust, citing Parkhurst to condemn those who betray vows for profit.
The Chicago Methodist preachers met at 67 Washington street with Dr E M Boring in the chair and Rev A W Patten leading devotions. The discussion centered on whether a member may enter Methodist ministry without professing a Holy Spirit call.
Rev George H Thayer and Christian Minister of the M E Church visit the store to declare they and their wives owe their lives to Shilohs Consumption Cure. The remedy is selling well at the counter and claims to cure lung diseases with great satisfaction. Sold by Frank Miller and Clendenin and Martin in Bourbon Missouri May 15 1878. Drs Matchett and France endorse.
An elderly physician, retired, claims a simple vegetable cure for bronchitis, catarrh, stomach issues, and nervous spells. He will mail the recipe free of charge to any suffering reader, requesting only the newspaper as a conduit for distribution and payment via post. This notice appears in Powers' Block.
An 19th century health ode extols the liver as the central organ governing life health and happiness. It asserts that liver disturbance disrupts digestion heart and blood action and the nervous system, linking all bodily functions to this vital gland.
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