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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1902
Page
6
Eugene Guard Auguste 16 is noted in Alva Wisconsin with details suggesting a local record or notice. The fragment mentions a person named Eugene Guard and a date August 16 in the context of Wisconsin, possibly a ceremony or registry entry.
A compact discussion argues criminality stems from improper social development within individuals. It classifies vitality, personality, and social traits to place criminals in the anti social category, contrasting with ordinary men who generally align with social or imitative traits. The piece blames racial and nutritional factors and urges case by case evidence.
A report quotes growers warning that a one cent rise may prompt cheaper tobacco sales and trigger a larger price increase. South planters enjoy 5 to 8 cents per pound more than a decade, drought pressures could force manufacturers to buy triple leftover stock, hinting at higher tobacco prices if conditions worsen.
The Carson News reports a counterfeit twenty dollar gold piece with milled edge holes plugged by a wire. The device hides damage until tarnish reveals it, with about $750 in gold recovered per coin. Officials note several such coins reached state treasurer and Winnemucca and Carson sources.
A stylized critique argues the earth’s fate hinges on fuel beneath the crust. It satirically notes the oil sabotage image and rails against the Standard Oil Company for drilling, claiming the Mount Pelee disaster mirrors a reckoning with petroleum’s danger.
The piece lists varied facts from 1129 women in German universities to European Buddiab preishood, cites soda in tainted milk, notes the Australian barrier reef at 1100 miles, reports UK work fatalities 5620 and injuries 107290, and Ireland’s population decline due to emigration 31,435. Prehistoric amber oblate made in Austria from old cigar mouthpieces.
The article notes a rising tobacco price trend with speculation of further increases. Bachman cites American Tobacco Company raises of one to two cents per pound despite a July tax cut, arguing manufacturers can set higher prices and still compel jobbers and consumers to pay. Herman Heneymann, a company representative, adds that the firm represents the industry.
Kaness 18 arranging for a novel habitat at the St. Louis fair. One room of the state building will be fitted up as a creery and the bodies of the state will be kept on continual exhibits. Mothers who go to the fair can leave their babies there and be cared for by trained nurses, while the infants are shown as a state product.
Portland and Aspe Nome people arrange a direct steam line between the two points ending Seattle and Tacoma monopoly in the business. The first vessel will be ready to sail in a short time.
The Oregon dispatch struggles to convince Jeff the paper did not misreport visions in Eugene City Divinity School matter. It chases a shadow daily, and could resolve the dilemma by apologizing for the blunder.
Jobo L Salliveau plans to shed 70 pounds from 295 to 225 then deliver a monologue designed to startle the world. He calls for an immediate extra session of Congress to implement his dramatic precept.
A narrative contrasts bank cashiers murdered on the job with the public praise for those who die defending a trust. It condemns careless health habits, explains how digestion and nutrition affect blood and strength, and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as remedies. Testimonials claim recovery and improved health, with offers to obtain free medical advice and a medical adviser book.
The notice states the Lane County Superintendent will hold regular examinations for state and county papers at Eugene's courthouse from Wednesday August 13 at nine to Saturday August 16 at four. Subjects span penmanship spelling algebra teaching history arithmetic geography physiology and civil government for county primary and certificate levels, with specific lists by day and certificate type. The date July 2, 1902 appears as the issue date.
A fragment notes a claim about Grove’s product with tasteless labeling and a tainted formality claim. It references no cure or payment terms and suggests consumer dissatisfaction with printed titles on bottles. The text appears as a garbled, informal complaint or advertisement fragment.
Joban Bible is the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor of Michigan. The Democratic party is portrayed as reliably positioned on the right side in this brief political note.
In Roseburg Oregon July 9 while excavating for the basement of the Douglas County Bank building a layer of gold bearing gravel was found. An examination showed several colors to the pan though it is not yet deemed likely that the find will be commercially pursued at present due to limited prospects.
Brownsville Times reports a plan to install a two-stamp mill at the Great Whitbern mine in Blue River diaror, with Mewer Hood and WB Greee of Brownsville involved through Hotel 4 Templetons. The mill’s installation is expected before flies.
On Friday evening August 15 Grand Harvest Ball will be held at the town hall in Coburg. The orchestra from the Eagere will furnish music. Coburg residents, known for avoiding half measures, expect a very fine social evening with ample entertainment and dancing.
The fourth quarterly meeting for no Junction Uny charge MFE will be held in Irving on August 6 and 17. DC McFsharp, Paetor, will lead the sessions.
An item from Chambers Hardware advertises Deering Binder mowers that run light and last longer. Includes a note on durable outdoor equipment and a focus on lawn care products offered by the hardware shop.
An American narrator aboard a Paris omnibus overhears a Parisian romance in progress between Miss Helen Ware and Mr. Edward Henley. The couple debate love, propriety, and timing while the narrator, momentarily part of their world, contemplates whether to speak. The scene ends with a startling misidentification by bystanders as a French girl is noticed.
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