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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1900
Page
10
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The Pinkham Record touts its focus on women's ailments and despair with Mrs. Pinkham offering free guidance from Lynn Mass. It cites Lydia E cures and asks if women can ignore advice. Miss Ella Gates of Ontario died after fainting spells while dictating a letter. autopsy found two perfectly formed hearts.
An advertising roundup describes a Rio Grande Western railway folder promoting the Paris Exposition with details on Place de la Concorde Arc de Triomphe Madeleine and other sights along with a Portland Oregon contact. It mentions a Greene Maine pewter cup from 1382 and various foot care ads including Allen's Foot Ease and a corn cure tale from Winsted Conn. It also notes Japan footwear trends of straw or wood.
A fragment mentions a trained bicon partner horse used for pleasure in Russia with a neck cord escape trap, a fatal choking jerk, and cites Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse budgets near $173,840, $90,000, and over $200,000 respectively. It also references spider silk fabric made in Australia and tarantula web yields.
The Mount Rainier forest reserve will allow 250000 sheep this season, with cattle limited to 5500 and horses to 1000. Permits grant grazing rights with per head charges likely at 2-4 cents for sheep and 10-12 1/4 cents for cattle and horses. Oregon livestock are barred to protect Washington graze lands. Superintendent Sheller urged about 250000 sheep. Interior Department may adjust charges.
Backward spring weather and price weakness across many staples shape this week’s distributive trade review. Cereal prices ease on bear futures and strong crop reports, while pork products dip though lard hits a boom high. Sugar remains firm on expected cane shortages. cotton edges up as Southern mills push prices. Wheat and flour shipments total 2,896,653 bushels versus 3,836,036 last week. U S business failures fall to 152 from 182.
A dense list of agricultural goods with varied prices across categories. Onions and potatoes range in dollars per sack or per hundredweight, while produce like lettuce beets and carrots show per unit prices. Dairy and meats list creamery butter, cheese, poultry, and beef with per pound or per dozen figures, alongside hay, grains, millstuffs, and vegetables for sale.
A Philadelphia Post quote recalls Gen. William Henry Harrison's famed Venezuelan arbitration case in Indiana. The four counsel featured top figures, bearing later titles: one became vice president, another president, a third a U S senator, and the judge ascended to the circuit bench and held two cabinet posts. Harrison aided the U S district attorney as Senator Turpie and Hendricks defended the Democrats. the judge was Walter Q Gresham.
A teacher praises honesty in a classroom example from Stray Stories. William Williams admits finding a dropped quarter and returning it, explaining he thought it was wrong to keep it. The lesson stresses the duty to others and the law of love to one’s neighbor in daily life.
A humorous exchange features a boastful boy challenged to explain what he cannot do, and a student admits inability to pay a bill. Another caption arrives in Tit-Bits with a racial joke about taking photographs in light cream color, reflecting dated humor.
A newspaper note extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for digestion and related ailments while also recounting two talking machines in Zion tabernacle Chicago that enabled Rev John A Dowie to preach from White Lake Michigan with his voice heard throughout the church.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. The notice includes endorsements for F J Cheney and Co and lists Toledo wholesale druggists. It touts Hall's cure as directly affecting blood and mucous surfaces with a reported price per bottle.
An advertisement claims spring humors affect 75 percent of people and asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures many, presenting the medicine as a premier blood purifier with numerous marvelous cures.
A letter from Mrs. Col onel Hamilton of Columbus Ohio attests to Pe-ru-na as a home remedy improving health over years. Statements from Mrs Margar etha Dauben of Racine City Wisconsin and Annie Wyandotte Kansas City Missouri praise Pe-ru-na for female health, voice restoration, and general well being. Dr Hartman offers free treatment directions for catarrh to readers.
Jerome K Jerome recalls the dawn of luck when the flooding of his father's Cannon Chase mines in England drove him to seek work. Elsewhere items note Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, the German emperor collecting playing cards, Piso’s Cure for consumption, and local curiosities from Waukegan to Madison.
Chronic catarrh sufferer Miss Clara Stoecker of Pittsburgh praises Peruna after relief from a year of symptoms. Mrs Margareth Frita of Wilcox Oklahoma credits Dr Hartman and Peruna with curing blood flow issues after painful surgeries, now strong and well. Pelvic catarrh noted as a common female ailment.
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