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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
4
An OCR fragment notes spring humors causing pimples boils and appetite loss with tiredness and bilious fits. It suggests a remedy called Ee but the text is incomplete and unclear about the product or instructions.
An item lists Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as a premier blood purification remedy for conditions like salt rheum and dyspepsia. It mentions a musical instrument from fast Africa and endorses Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething. It notes Baroness Burdett Coutts attending Edward VII's coronation, a third such event for her.
Advertises Allen's Foot-Fase powder as the only cure for swollen, smarting, burning feet, corns and bunions. Claims a free sample by writing Allen’s Box 5 in LeRoy, S. Details say to ask for the powder at druggists and shoe stores.
At the suggestion of Alfred Moseley of London and Lord Reay of University College London a special commission will be sent to this country to inquire into labor matters and the relations between masters and labor unions. Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infallible medicine for coughs and colds. Ocean Grove New Jersey February 17.
Tid-Bits questions the purpose of a new telescope in Chicago while Mrs. Gotham jokes about top story habitation. Mr. Gotham guesses the device will reveal if houses are inhabited, reflecting light humor on urban speculation.
A 100 dollar reward offer for catarrh cure and a testimonial list promote Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad asserts internal action on blood and mucous membranes, cites F J Cheney & Co Toledo as makers, and notes price 75 cents per bottle with testimonials and Hall's Family Pills.
A hero laments ingratitude of republics while a business man comments that republics carry much human nature. He notes people dislike punishment and some may continually remind a republic of its debts. The exchange hints at fragility and memory in political communities.
Four green jadestone seals linked to the Dowager Empress of China sold at a London auction. The pair from Yi Kun Palace feature the Phoenix and Dragon emblems, marking usurped imperial power. One white jade seal from Emperor Qianlong bears a carved inscription about love of the ancients.
A Brooklyn Angora cat caused breakage and cream theft, was sent away, then returned. The mistress blamed the domestics. after threatening repayment from their wages, watchers kept the cat from further mischief and it reformed. The owner shared the tale via the New York Times.
Letters from officials and a Tennesseanกล่าว praise Peruna as a top spring tonic and catarrh remedy. Hal P Denton attributes renewed health to the fifth bottle after overwork. Mrs Timberlake credits Peruna for nerves and vitality. A free book on chronic catarrh is offered by The Peruna Medicine Co. Dialogues touch on wages and a railroad dividend.
Elizabeth Rabbets of Mile End Portsmouth recounts how St Jacobs Oil cured her injured husband a shipwright at His Majesty's Dockyard enabling him to walk and return to work within weeks. She also praises Vogeler’s Curative Compound for her daughter's skin disease and offers to share a free sample from St Jacobs Oil Ltd Baltimore.
A 1831 letter to publishers, preserved by a collector, quotes Fenimore Cooper arguing Europe is a romance while America is humdrum. he notes Europe’s appetite for nautical tales and claims higher pay for Englishly themed work, contrasting romantic Europe with American practicality.
A brief dialogue fragment shows a man anxious and a woman cautious, she smiles and hints at appealing to her father before answering while he asserts willingness to proceed without reference. Reported by the Indianapolis News.
Rippling anecdotes feature Walt Whitman signs in Cambridge, Mark Twain feared mistaken identity with royalty, and the Leland Stanfords in Bloomington dropping a ten dollar gold piece. A Bloomington church misstep prompts Amzi Atwater to offer exchange, and a life insurer faces a moral business dilemma over footing an appendicitis operation bill for a policyholder.
Sir H Johnstone described a lake as a deep blue-green, its surface perfectly still like a mirror and so vast that observers feel they look into a chasm rather than water. From above the flamingoes appear as a gray-white belt with inner rings and plumage ranging from rose to crimson.
A New York Judge narration describes Terry in a muddled Irish band scene. The bandmaster bans German tunes, the singer is cursed with a brick, and the crowd watches Prince Henry handing out Irish songs amid a chaotic performance.
An elderly physician recalls a blunt patient who insisted on swallowing a prescription in oversized capsules. The woman quips that after ten years of marriage she can swallow bigger things, referencing her husband’s two whist clubs and many lodges, in a wry Washington Post anecdote.
In the Journal des Debate tied to the University of Budapest an inmate of a lunatic asylum left for examination at the university. He answered all questions clearly and intelligently, earned his diploma, and then returned to the asylum.
A new pro-Boer periodical Paris Pretoria appears in Paris. It publishes communications from numerous senators and deputies showing sympathy for the Boers. Also promotes Dr Hime's Great Nerve Restorer with promises of curing fits and nervous pins after one dose.
A brief vignette depicts Johnny sitting on a patio reading while his mother urges practice. He replies he is practicing, then explains he is working on the pauses, revealing a humorous or reflective moment about focus and timing. The exchange centers on parent guidance and a child’s deliberate practice.
A Former Resident asks what happened to Bill who never learned history in school and claimed Benedict Arnold discovered America. The Per econ Addressed recalls Bill moved away after making a million dollars from a historical novel with Adam as hero and Joan of Arc as heroine.
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