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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
7
fragmented OCR text references groceries and drying methods, mentions eggs, dried foods, flour, potatoes, wheat, and trade firms. notes about markets, prices, and supply concerns, plus vague mentions of divorce and holdings. highlights the need for quicker intervention to stabilize supply chains and rationing.
George Noland of Lane county, a longtime surveyor and Astoria attorney, writes to the editor defending the Democratic Party. He denounces centralization, trusts, imperialism, and supports Jeffersonian principles and equality before the law, urging Democrats to stay united. The letter reflects 19th century party rhetoric and critiques of Republican platforms.
The piece surveys silk and velvet gowns, blouses, and waterproofed fabrics for holiday dress. It highlights satin regence in black, velvet variations, and crepe lisse gowns with lace, ruffles, and metallic belts. It notes mercerized cottons replacing many silk uses for daily wear, with vivid details on boleros, blouses, and evening gowns for social functions.
The article surveys two new brides to be showing modern gown ideas. One gown in white cashmere features cineture belt smocking and a six inch flounce. The other uses taffeta with pleated waist points, six rows of silk cord at the hem, and a short train. Veil styles vary from face covering to falling back. Flowers center on white blooms.
A Chicago Times-Herald piece recreates a night journey with a mother and a baby. The child peppers the trip with questions as the train rattles along. The piece blends gentle humor with domestic snapshots and a tender family mood aboard the car.
A Hackensack New Jersey meteorologist Andrew Jackson Devoe predicted a great cyclone forming over the Gulf of Mexico and moving to the Atlantic coast with very heavy rains from Florida to Maine from the 11th to the 12th, ten months before Galveston disaster. He also forecast floods at Austin in April and storms on the English coast by late October. Devoe, about 40, married with children, defends his theory of weather as based on an electrical force and astronomical conditions, despite public mockery and lack of official recognition.
Irvin author of Eben Holden and Eben Holden a Most successful books of the time praised for vivid North Country themes. Bacheller led a newspaper literature syndicate, supplying many storied and articles to American papers. He stood as a major figure in 19th century fiction.
Plans call for a March 4 inauguration with a record long parade. Legions from all colonies are to march and railroad magnates will offer the lowest fares on record to maximize attendance at the national spectacle.
Northwest farmers and millers are promised a taste of the medicine this country administers to foreigners through high tariff ex actions. A considerable flour trade has been built up with Vladivostok, Siberia, Portland mills especially having shipped large quantities of their products. After January Lat. 1901, there will be no more trade in that direction for the millers as Russia has placed an 80 cent a barrel import duty to take effect on that date.
A newspaper misapprehension misquoted a Confucian saying about ambassadors not being murdered in spring or autumn. It should have read that Confucius in his spring and autumn face holds that ambassadors must not be murdered. The Independent cites another aphorism about the grass bending before the wind and the masses yielding to those above them.
A fragment from the Chicago Record quotes Robby and Rat arguing about bed time with a line about uncles and fathers recounting school misdeeds. The quirky snippet reflects a humorous family moment in a public recordaged clipping.
Miss Kate Condon a celebrated young performer with the Metropolitan English Grand Opera company has won wide popularity in New York and is slated for a tour of principal United States cities. An American girl she is praised for stage presence acting and singing a combination rare on the operatic stage.
Judge O W Powers of Utah briefly held the U S Senate seat, a rare one day term sparked by a governor’s absence and a controversial appointment. The incident recalls President Polk’s one day tenure and questions about constitutional seating and qualifications.
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