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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
6
A fragmented OCR passage hints at a historical sporting figure or event involving a king, a society or club, and a sequence of names such as King and Vey. The garbled text threads through mentions of sport, leadership, and possible clashes, but concrete details are unclear.
A fragment describes extreme suffering from eczema with a mass of raw skin, torments of humor and hair loss, and a fear of death. The text conveys intense physical distress and the speaker’s sense of impending decline.
Mrs Hunt of Newark New Jersey describes a months long battle with a severe skin condition that left her body covered in sores and hair loss. She claims the Cuticura treatment brought immediate relief, stopped the sores from running, and led to healing including new hair growth. She urges others to try the remedy and writes for testimonials.
W M Mars is named administrator with the will annexed of Theresa A Vaker, deceased, in the Prebate Court of Sanity Oregon. Creditors must present claims with proof within months at the law office in Latourette City, Clackamas County by November 224.
William J Calhoun of Chicago is appointed minister to China, accepted the post, and the Chinese government has signaled its pleasure in receiving him He is a noted corporate lawyer who helped investigate Cuba pre Spanish American War and the Venezuela oil dispute He served two years on the Interstate Commerce Commission born in Pittsburgh in 61 years ago.
Government weather observer Mrs. George Frissell at McKenzie Bridge reported an unprecedented rainfall total of 24 inches over the two days ending Friday morning at 4 o clock. Heavy precipitation was also felt in Eugene and in the surrounding mountains, with the full extent difficult to recount.
Newton hired a team at Kempo livery and vanished by Saturday afternoon. The man, later identified as W. J. Becker, left his wife near Creswell, then returned to Springfield and departed again. Becker owed Donna storekeeper about sixty to seventy dollars and other bills in Eugene. A warrant is sworn for his arrest.
A vintage ad touts Rucklen s Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples skin eruptions sores boils and sore eyes It claims to soften skin and enhance appearance and also states effectiveness for piles The copy mentions W A Kookendai s and SUUS tanker Joe GARD in an unclear closing line.
Washington December 6 Both houses convened at noon with full attendance. Galleries were crowded with official and social life observers. Senators and representatives renewed friendships replacing partisan talk. The deaths of Senator Johnson North Dakota Representative Lasailler Virginia and DeArmond Missouri were announced before an adjournment to tomorrow.
Senator Culbertson of Texas will resign as chairman of the Democratic caucus due to serious illness. In a letter to Senator Money he cites the coming long and arduous congressional session and his inability to attend for two or three weeks.
A quoted remark notes that duties which would fall to the caucus chairman may retard or prevent the speaker’s early and full restoration to health. The statement frames duties as hindrances to recovery and hints at political implications.
Austin Texas December 6 Judge Calhoun overruled all exceptions by H Clay Pierce in the proceedings charging false swearing and ordered the trial to proceed.
An advertisement from O. J. Hull promotes Mall's Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles, claiming five years of sales with guaranteed results and a 60 day treatment in each bottle.
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