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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1902
Page
9
A collection of satirical and opinionated snippets ranges from poverty versus contentment to derisive takes on wealth, politics, and language usage. It notes Rockefeller and Carnegie, subsistence science, theater subsidies, naval power, and a proposed White House office building while quoting a Chicago murder attempt and university social life norms.
A Boston report describes open air camps for tuberculosis patients. Tents circling a dodged open-air yard would house consumptives who sleep in seven foot high duck walls, bathe weekly, eat three meals daily, and endure harsh but hopeful conditions to strengthen the body.
Seaton Dysart arrives at Greycourt to find Vera and Griselda, two daughters of the house, in a web of restraint and intrigue. Vera confronts Dysart’s contemptuous manners while Griselda flirts, and Dysart announces a brief, planned departure. A tense farewell follows as Vera grapples with anger and attraction amid family secrets and looming decisions.
In a Atlanta case George McPharr, a Darktown resident, admitted finding a $100 bill belonging to Bill Curry. The court paused for citizens to view the bill as McPharr claimed ignorance of its origin. The recorder said the act could lead to charges, but released him, noting he did not intend harm.
A Harpers Bazaar inspired vignette shows a German mother of ten praising short daily naps as a secret to staying fresh. She insists the midday rest is essential, even with many children to care for, arguing personal rest outweighs strict housekeeping.
Lords Lord foggy erl and Gower argue against current frock coat fashion, favoring simpler cuts and practical garments. They call for removing tails, trimming coats, and adopting graceful trousers with knee breeches, silk stockings, and buckled shoes, while noting women’s attire remains beyond their judgment.
The Bettis wind motor may be the paramount car at the Stanley bicycle show. It features a rotating fan driven by wind, bevel gearing on a revolving shaft, and a front crank bracket connected to a toothed wheel to move the crank axle. London-made clothes in got London tailors send reps to New York each spring and fall, with English clothes sought by younger club members unable to travel.
A fragment from Bulletin hints at a canceled performance after the tenor failed to sing due to voice concerns. The piece notes the manager’s react ion and mentions overdue weekly salary as a trigger for the dispute. Names and places are not provided in the readable text.
The Glasgow municipal phone system now runs an underground network spanning 16 500 miles with about 20 000 subscribers. The service growth comes as both men and women increasingly rely on telephone access for daily tasks and social arrangements.
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