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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
3
A fragment claims Hood's Sarsaparilla can cure salt rheum and similar skin diseases that resist ordinary remedies. It suggests external salves fail and attributes clearance to the tonic. The ad-like tone urges readers to try the medicine as a remedy for afflicted sufferers.
Rocky Ford Colorado Mayor Swink says he will take the town’s large bee plant to the St Louis World’s Fair. Bees will operate from opening to closing, with hives forming a miniature Colorado State. The project calls for about 640 hives and roughly 5,900,000 bees.
A Boston Journal correspondent reports a young clergyman delivering an address at a funeral. He notes that while something may relieve the pain of tooth extraction, nothing yet eases the pain of parting with friends by death.
A Weier declares that gith, squalor and general sloventliness plague U S public places and works from streets to docks and bridges, ranking the United States with Turkey rather than England or Germany in this respect.
An advertisement for a foot powder marketed to relieve tightness calluses hot and tired feet. Claims it is a cure for peeling and aching feet. Priced at 25 cents with a trial package advertised as free. Describes address Allen 8 Olmsted Le hoy New York.
A tense exchange ends with two men preparing to face a feared outcome after a modest meal. A judge notes the scene as the pair descend, deciding to confront whatever lies ahead. A local notice from Norwich, New York, dated February 17, 100, appears alongside a testimonial about Piso's Cure for Consumption from Mrs Tito of Kennixs Maple Street.
The Cohoes philosopher protests golf as overrated and unroyal, saying his family has lived in the country for sixty years, noting golf is not played in a royal court and questioning its royal status amid a humorous defense of its appeal.
The dialogue reflects a contemplative moment as a patient asks for distraction and a doctor approves a practical note about income. A blush ing maiden speaks of future plans with George, noting everything is settled and consent given. The couple considers securing a house on the shared lot as they move forward.
Great Britain and Ireland import about 265 million pounds of cheese annually, with Canada supplying about 60 percent of the total. The figures highlight Canada’s major role in meeting the cheese demand of the two regions.
The note explains eczema as caused by an acid humor in the blood and skin contact. It describes its symptoms as itchy eruptions that discharge a sticky fluid, forming scales, with skin that can be hard, dry, and fissured. It claims salves and external applications fail because the poison remains in the blood.
Washington correspondent Rene Bache describes the upcoming government printing office as a colossal project costing about $2,000,000 with floor space over fourteen acres and employment for nearly 4,000. It will house 127 presses, print the Congressional Record daily, and produce millions of documents annually, underscoring the era’s vast state printing ambitions and pageantry.
In a lobby gathering of House leaders a "Spellbinders' trust" formed amid warm breeze. Charles Littlefield of Maine opened, promising to tell what happened while weaving anecdotes of the jump. His notable voice drew attention as he prepared to speak widely in the upcoming campaign.
The Salton region lies about 300 feet below sea level and was once part of an ancient sea. Salt covers roughly 1,000 acres and yields about 2,000 tons annually at $6 to $34 per ton. Labor is mainly performed by Indians who endure extreme desert heat. A four wheeled plough guides by an Indian, driven by a cable from a distant engine, slicing furrows and piling salt into pyramids.
A Michigan fruit buyer recalls offering land and cash for a deacon’s orchard. Drought ruined the 1500 bushels and the deacon’s faith in Providence yielded a boot fund instead. Also notes English landlord abuses and anecdotes about Lord Spencer and Queen Alexandra.
Captain O G Bertoletto of the Italian barque Lincelles Pensacola writes that after years of chronic stomach catarrh and failure from doctors Peruna cured him with two bottles. He recommends it to friends and notes the general claim that curing catarrh in one part implies cure elsewhere. He invites others to write Dr. Hartman for free advice at the Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
Sandy Pikes-What did de lady say when yer told her yer was an old acrobat Billy Coalgate-She told me to go out to de woodpile and do deeplit.
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