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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1902

Page

10

Catarrh Cure Advocate Silent in Chicago Letter

Miss Maggie Welch secretary of the Betsey Ross Educational and Benevolent Society writes from 828 North State Street Chicago praising Peruna for curing a severe autumn cold with lingering cough and throat pain. She reports quick relief after starting the medicine and urges readers to request free literature from the Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.

Maggie Welch Betsey Ross Educational and Benevolent Society North State Street Chicago Peruna Peruna Mediacine Co Columbus Ohio

Dentists Aim for Patient Satisfaction in Port

An office advertisement from Wise Bros. Dental in Port Worth Ohio proclaims patient satisfaction as the aim of service. The note urges affordable, painless care and advertising testimonials stressing friendliness, reliable results, and repeat visits. A side line promotes Piso’s Cure for consumption with a 25 cent price.

W. A. Wise Wise Bros Cdembiete

Todd-Well and Todd-Why Dialogue Snapshot

A brief, fragmentary exchange shows Todd saying he needs time and Todd asking about his wife. The reply notes he was with his wife moments earlier, left her in a restaurant while reviewing the bill.

Todd

Prince of Wales Title Not Inherited or Granted by Patent

The text notes that the Prince of Wales title is not inherited nor granted by patent or investiture, and in some cases the heir became Prince of Wales merely by being declared so. It discusses historical nuances of the title and its conferment.

Prince of Wales

Sixteen Dollar Gold Piece Among Rarest Coins

In 1787 a Brasher family goldsmith minted a sixteen dollar piece now among the rarest coins. Only four specimens exist, each valued at thirty dollars. The piece features the motto Uniom E Pluribus in a mixed-up arrangement.

Brasher

Doctor and millionaire dispute future care costs

A physician urges abandoning all cares for the future while a multi millionaire protests he lacks funds. The doctor retorts that the rich have enough money to cover physicians' fees for life. The exchange highlights tension over medical costs and access to care.

Bananas and bitters: a colonial kitchen and tonics mix

A Northern era column describes serving bananas with spoons and bananas as a fruit course with sherry. It extols St Jacobs Oil and Dr August Koenig's Hamburg Breast Tea for bronchial complaints and related ailments, claiming rapid relief and outside inside treatment.

Arguet Keemiig St. Jaenke St. Jacobs August Koenig Hamburg

Cremation in England and U S rises after 1884

Cremation began in England in 1884 and spread to the United States, with the annual count of cremations steadily increasing thereafter.

England United States

You Can Got Allen's Foot Pas SREB

Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York offers a free sample of Allen's Foot Ease. The ad claims it cures blisters, sweating, dampness, swelling and aching feet, helps fit shoes, and treats corns and bunions. All druggists sell it. avoid substitutes.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy N. Y

Stranger Dialogue Snippet Sparks Witty Exchange

A brief, clipped dialogue features two strangers debating optimism and affection with quirky lines about lovers and ice cream, echoing typographic oddities in a Chicago News style. The fragment hints at a playful tonal contrast and urban vignette.

Chicago Newss

PROMISING RELIEF FROM RHEUMATISM CLAIMED

Mrs Alice Horton of 211 Twelfth Street says after a year of acute rheumatism in shoulders arms and legs she could not raise her arm. She tried a remedy advertised as 8.3. 8. and felt immediate relief. after continued use she is entirely well and praises the product’s success.

Powling Green Alice Horton Twelfth Street

Don’t Get Married They Say Advised by a 70-Year-Old Farmer Wife

A 70-year-old farmer Mrs Reuben Nagle of St Lawrence Iowa urges young people never to marry. After fifty years of marriage she and her husband split their assets and lives, saying money and marriage brought no lasting happiness, and that they drifted into separation naturally. They filed deeds, divided $40,000 in real estate and securities, and now live apart in separate farmhouses.

Reuben Nagle St. Lawrence I.a Attle Recorder's Mr. Nagle Neiher

Great Railway Project Aims at Transcontinental Link

The Denver Northwestern and Pacific Railway would run from Denver to Salt Lake City opening up vast western country. It promises to cut travel time between Denver and Salt Lake by ten hours. David H. Moffat of the First National Bank of Denver plans to build the line and has allied with Senator W A Clark owner of the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake roads to connect at Salt Lake City for a through Denver to the Pacific coast route.

Denver, Northwestern and Pacific Railway Denver Salt Lake City David H. Moffat First National Bank of W. A. Clark Los Angeles Salt Lake

Moffat Road Connects Inver to Rockland and rail routes

The new line links Inver with Rockland and the Chicago Burlington and Quincy, opening a vast virgin territory between Denver and Salt Lake City. The route would cut 285 miles from the Denver to Salt Lake City distance and pass through mineral rich, agriculturally valuable lands yet to be developed. It would enable cattle and sheep raisers and farmers to move goods more easily, transforming a sparsely populated, stagecoach economy into a railroad served region.

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Make a Rich Country From Untapped Rural Wealth

The passage urges developing new industries across all sectors and incentivizing farmers to convert to farming, expand small villages into towns, and transform the current almost unapproachable landscape into a prosperous nation.

America's big landholder Bilby controls vast U.S. lands

The New York Times profiles John S. Bilby of Quitman as possibly the nation’s most extensive landholder. He owns tens of thousands of acres across Missouri Nebraska Arkansas and five other states plus large tracts in Indian Territory. Despite his age he spends days on horseback traversing his holdings and leases Indian lands while battling numerous lawsuits.

John S. Bilby Quitman America Nodaway Atchison Counties Missouri Nebraska Arkansas Indian Territory Fairfax Forum Bite Offererson Bilby Nodgway County New Jersey Wihth bin Kansas City Journal

Trip to the Bottom of Lake Genera Proposal

Gravely proposed use of the submarine Goubet to carry passengers on trips to the bottom of Lake Genera at five a bead.

Goubet Lake Genera

Myer Sylker described as overly friendly by rivals

The dialogue suggests Myer Sylker is a notably friendly figure, with Gyer labeling him overly so. The exchange hints at a pattern where Myer engages warmly at first then attempts a more forceful closeness or influence.

Market Prices Force Farmer to Hoard Food

A farmer laments dire prices that make vegetables unaffordable for consumption while he notes high market values. He stresses the extreme cost has him unable to eat his own produce, contradicting common needs for sustenance.

Monopole Canned Goods Promised By Portland Packers

This ad touts Monopole brand canned fruits and vegetables as superior to homemade fare. It urges readers to buy Monopole from their grocer and notes Wadhams & Kerr Bros., packers, Portland, Oregon, as suppliers.

Monopole Wadhams & Kerr Bros., Packers Portland Oregon

Swedish Bride Prepares Bread Gift for Fortune at Wedding

A Swedish bride, advised to be prudent and superstitious, should fill her pockets with bread before leaving for the church and give a piece to every poor person she meets to avert misfortunes for herself and her husband.

Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup Endorsed for Teething

A traditional remedy praised for soothing teething infants. The advertisement suggests mothers rely on Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup as the best option to ease discomfort during dental onset.

Mrs. Winston

Bobe ti Cards Are Dwit in Claba Poker Tale

A playful fragment describes Bobe ti Cards and a character who is not popular in the club. The narrator notes the subject’s awareness of when to quit in a poker game. The tone suggests humorous regional slang and social cueing within a gaming circle.

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