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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1900

Page

4

A Story of a Princess and a Little Boy

A room filled with velvet drapery and treasures hosts a story told by a mother to her daughter and guest, linking beauty to inner worth. The tale contrasts wealth with love and hints the princess’s heart aches for the brown-eyed boy amid royal gilded life. The later scene shifts to Gen Washington and a corporal, where a humorously instructive moment unfolds during a reconstruction task at a colonial blockhouse.

Annette Papa Prince Mignonne Munsey

New Words and the Talking Menace in English

A Liverpool Post note humorously predicts future vocabulary with invented words like tribbles and browninged. It satirizes how women recount their lives while men hide age and pasts as widowers. The piece contrasts speech and behavior in social storytelling.

Emile Dreyfus Elim Liverpool England

Moving the Wheat Crop and World Demand

A sweeping study details wheat as a colossal modern industry. It notes annual U S and Canada exports around 270 million bushels, potential growth, global demand, and Europe’s dependence on North American supplies. It explains farm-to-market flows, elevator systems in Minneapolis Duluth Chicago Buffalo, and lake transportation economics. It also covers grading, inspection, and the vast scale of loading and shipping wheat worldwide.

United States Canada William Crookes British Association For the Advancement of Science Great Britain America Russia India United Kingdom Europe Chile Argentine California China England Brazil Siberia Australia Department of Agriculture Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce Ray Stannard Baker McClure Northwest Minneapolis Minnesota Dakotas Nebraska Kansas Spector Duluth Chicago Buffalo Niagara Falls Seaboard Lakes Sault Ste. Marie Canal New York Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Chluth-Superior Sault Ste. Marie New Orleans Galveston Montreal Portland Norfolk Newport News Baker

Freak Houses by Amateur Architects Stir Controversy Across Builders

A noted column recalls the rise of amateur architects influencing speculative building. Tales include a row of cottages with chimneys but no fireplaces, a lawyer’s grand plan lacking fires, and a villa built without drains or gutters yet with conflicting chimney layouts.

Inventions Patented in Washington and Massachusetts

A Washington inventor introduces a two lever leg driven crosscut saw with pedals on a frame. A Massachusetts designer adds a foot rest for wagons with carved brackets and adjustable bar height. A New York inventor patents a folding ladder with a split tube and pivot pins. A spade with a wire-reinforced interior is shown for breaking earth. A windlass powered water-drawing apparatus moves along a cable carriage driven by a crank.

Washington Massachusetts New York

The Others Needed It More Parade Command

The regiment stood for a church parade but the church was under repair causing reduced seating. The colonel ordered the sergeant major to dismiss those who did not wish to go to church, and lead the rest to service. Three quarters left the ranks, shocking the officers and men.

Theolonel London

Government literature swamps the public in papers

The Baltimore American notes the flood of government publications. Citizens react to lengthy resident messages, while overlooking the thousands of reports and documents behind them. Reading all government outputs would take decades at eight hours daily.

Baltimore American

Divorce Question Turns On Unseen Husband

In a Philadelphia Press item a child asks about a divorce case, wondering if the husband is dead and whether a remarriage proceeds. The mother explains some matters are hard to understand, likening it to getting vaccinated and noting a first dose was not taken.

Dr. Lamban Witte Ethel

Manasseh Cutler Vows Ohio Settlement Boom

In a 1787 circular Cutler of Massachusetts touted a New England settlement at the Muskingum mouth and predicted the Ohio and Mississippi rivers would eventually teem with produce and merchandise, claiming the current flow would outpace every other stream on earth.

Manasseh Cutler Massachusetts Ohio Muskingum Mississippi

Man Interested Youth Seeks Manicure Set After Affection

A curious, snippet style note describes a boy drawn to girls and finger calls, sparking a desire for a manicure set. It suggests a link between interest in companions and material items, noting that monetary gain often leads a man to seek items multiple times.

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