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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1903

Page

8

Jennie Holmes Leaves Grafton for City Clerk Post

Jennie Holmes accepts a city clerk position after a demonstrator persuades her to move to the big town. Frank Wilson, her former employer in Grafton, escorts her to the train. the story traces her rise and eventual decision to marry in Christmas, leaving town and friends behind.

Crafton Frank Wilson Jennie Holmes Frank Sam Wilite Jennie Baby Martha Jane Wilson Euter Winsce Grafton C. i Loursone Lotvex la Footwalker Dave

Handsome Picture Mouldings At Overton Wall Paper Co

Overton Wall Paper and Paint Co announces a full stock of modern Metogy picture mouldings and updated frames. Framing department works overtime to meet demand as buyers are urged to place orders promptly to ensure timely delivery at 4 West Eighth Street.

Overton Wall Paper & Paint Co the Pines Overton Wall West Eighth Street

Wayside Cress Shepherds Purse Salads And Digestion

A New York Tribune note extols shepherds purse as a roadside plant. Its green seed pods spice salads with a peppery taste and are said to aid digestion. The seed can be eaten green and seeds should be consumed often. for children milk may be used, but the elderly need not.

Shepherd's Purse New York Tribune

Paine & Kay dissolve partnership in Eugene notice

Partnership Paine and Kay dissolves by mutual consent with D P Paine retiring. All accounts due and payable at the store to either party. Dated Eugene December 27, 102. Signed D Parst and W OH Kar.

Paine & Kay PR. D. Paine Eugene

Three Queer Diseases in Congo and Peru

Two diseases threaten those in the Congo basin with deadly sleep sickness and a rare foot deformity called olahum, while Peru’s Cerro de Pasco hosts verrugas a deadly skin wart disease. The Congo illnesses strike in tropical settings, but outsiders can avoid by living elsewhere.

Te Congo Basin Cerro de Pasco Peru

Courage, Fear, and Immunity Against Disease

The article argues courage strengthens resistance to illness. fear weakens the body and invites infection. Drawing on health journal ideas, it suggests bravery and prudent hygiene defend against contagions like smallpox, noting psychological and physiological links and urging mindful, cautious action.

New York Herald

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Conversation reveals Clara returning from Paris with an impressive ring and new home and furnishings. The speaker notes she has not revealed the fiancé, suggesting she may have forgotten to mention him in this LondonAnswers-style exchange.

Clara Marriott Gust Teousseau Paris London

Color notes on European lakes from London Spectator

The London Spectator describes varying lake colors across Europe. Some lakes appear blue or green while others verge toward black or yellowish hues. Examples include Geneva as azure, Constance and Lucerne as green, the Mediterranean as Indigo, and Thun as blue with nearby Lakes presenting contrasting tones.

Geneva Lake of Constance Lake of Lucerne Itsreng Lake Thun London Spectator

Education begins at home says impassioned orator

A Life magazine quotation contrasts a speaker’s claim that education starts at home with a spectator’s rebuttal. The critic asserts schooling extends from kindergarten to boarding school and beyond to football, Paris, London, and Wall Street, ultimately ending in Sing Sing or Newport.

Paris London Wall Street Sing Sing Newport

Horse Jumping Odds and a Clever Telegraph Fact

A brief Indianapolis News item contrasts horse jumping feats with a science note about a message traveling over an ocean cable at about 700 miles per second. The exchange mentions a horse jumping four feet.

McBrier Indianapolis News

Improve Health With Herbine Says Isaac Story Testimonial

A testimonial from Isaac Story of Ava Missouri claims Herbine boosts age energy strength and vigor while easing indigestion and debility after 17 months illness and chills. He notes rapid relief within two weeks and recommends the product strongly from Vin cent Drug Co.

Isaac Story Ava Roth I. W. Mary Herline Wy Vincent Drug Co

Shadowed Love Behind Jade Curtain in New Year Tale

A dramatic melodrama set during Chinese New Year follows Ab Gong and Ah Leen as a forbidden romance unfolds. Ah Leen, betrothed to the harsh Jin Ching, secretly meets Ab Gong at a theater, exchanging vows and risking family honor amid almond blossoms, incense, and festive candlelight. A deathly warning on a red slip looms, threatening tragedy if they linger or defy fate.

Ab Gonz Ah Leen Joss Ab Gong Srey Joes Um Ching Abiong Lucy Jaweo Ingor Nalie Londly Chebins Pusing Cobatinis Atv Pte Tiey Leon Leon Hardly Knew With Wis Coiing of About Her. Slelid Ain Stige Renan al Leon Aly Leen Feil Derech Luey

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad

For a bad taste in the mouth take a few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 26 cents. Warrant to cure. For sale by W. J. Delano.

Chamberlain W. J. Delano

New Office Welcome at McClang Building Corner

A reader notes relocating to a new office in the McClang building at the corner of Eighth and Willamette streets. The author expresses readiness to meet anytime and signs with casual initials.

McClang Buiding Eighth and Willamette Streets

Fragmented overheard plea disrupts council debate

A garbled exchange reveals a tense scene as Janet Cred faces accusations while a minister questions personal ties. The dialogue hints at a looming decision, with characters debating propriety and inquiry in a strained, charged atmosphere.

Tree species decay in emht square tests

In tests with squares of woola barred one inch to the ground the following results occurred: birch and aspen decayed in three years. willow, chestnut, elestnut, and other species show five year decay. elm, ash, hornbeam and Lombardy poplar lasted seven years. Fir types decayed to half depth in seven years. beech and arbor vitae remained uninjured at seven years.

Weymouth

Digestive Aid Ad Claims Quick Relief and Safety

An old advertisement touts Indigestion relief with Acher's Dyepepia as a universal aid. It promises safe eating anytime, claims no food restrictions, and urges purchase from Hooman & Co. The copy uses archaic phrasing and spellings, typical of period medical ads.

Chewing Gum Romance Ends In Wedding In Baltimore

A playful verse traces a courtship from a playful obsession with chewing gum to a wedding in Baltimore. The couple, after a lighthearted series of exchanges defined by gum imagery, marry and start a family. Their three children cheer in a joyful scene along the way.

Tatlent What would you advise me to do for dyspepsia doctor

A jesting exchange between a patient and a doctor ends with a joke about hiring a cheap cook for two dollars to treat dyspepsia. The humor rests on a misapplied remedy and a playful tone.

Tatlent Dr. de Quack

Manuscript Advice From a Distracted Editor

A long haired youth presents a rolled manuscript to an editor. The editor mocks the work and urges writing without overthinking. The exchange reflects a stubborn stance on creative process.

Indigestion Advice and Ping Pong Breaks

A quip from the New York Times notes indigestion stems from overeating and suggests using the dining room table for pingpong as a humorous remedy. It frames digestion issues around dining room usage and moderation.

New York Times

Noisy talk in public spaces sparks comments from traveler

A recently returned traveler notes that people abroad lower their hands in conversation less often, contrasting with a young man and woman he observed who are described as deaf and dumb, according to the Indianapolis News.

Indianapolis Newa

Summer Hotel Proprietor Praises College Waiters

A Brooklyn Life piece quotes a summer hotel proprietor bragging that nearly all his waiters are college tenors working through college. A guest remarks that they will all graduate with honors based on their service.

Drooklyn Life

Guarded Delivery Sparks Battle Over Coal Fees

A humorous exchange from the New York Journal notes a coal delivery dispute where a customer balks at a $5 surcharge. The dealer defends the fee and adds an armed guard to ensure safe transport, highlighting a comic take on security costs.

New York Journal

Town Topics Suspicion Cast Over Possible Love Letter

Tom remarks the letter seems a genuine, heartfelt missive while Charles warns it could be part of a cold ploy to spark jealousy, reflecting mixed views in Town Topics.

Tom Charles

Mightle Worse and Mrs Porvenu In Papera Tale

A brief aside notes that matters might have been worse, with a wry remark about being dramatized. The judge voice signals a satirical newsroom moment and moral reflection on public reaction to sensational coverage.

Mra. Porvenu Papera Mira

Rain and unfairness prompt a groß debate in Detroit Free Press

A garbled quotation from the Detroit Free Press questions whether rain falls alike on the just and unjust, suggesting a bias or political angle. The fragment hints at a broader discussion of fairness and perception without clear names or events.

Detroit

Subserized Inquiry Sparks Engagement Dialogue

The Philadelphia Times quotes a playful exchange between The Faith and Frazel about belief in subserization, with a light remark on engagement. The brief comic interaction centers on their banter and the humorous tone of the newspaper page.

City Property for Sale in Seven Lot Additions

A dubious ad offers city property for sale describing a second addition to Fugene with seven different lots named Hap Lemploy and others. The seller promises no low prices, urges quick calls, and notes lots are moving fast, signed by Septime T. GU. Dewparoxa.

Curious Queer Clubs Formed Across American Cities

A Philadelphia North American report notes a New York club vows platonic affection with no marriage offers, enforcing a five dollar fine before any wedding. Chicago groups pledge to marry only women named Mary, born from a jaunt tale. Aurora town youths form a protection club for girls against outsiders amid reported assaults.

New York Philadelphia Rex Chicago John Maury Johns Aurora

The Heir Apparent and Heir Presumptive Explained

A discussion on royal succession terms cites the heir presumptive as the successor in awaiting a birth and notes common misnaming of the queen consort. The piece critiques press usage and clarifies the distinction between heir apparent and heir presumptive in contemporary discourse.

Franks Abuse Probed by Australia Postmaster General

In Australia the postmaster general investigates widespread use of rubber stamps to frank government mail. Parliaments and departments allegedly used stamps for nonofficial letters, including church fundraisers and sports club notices. A member of parliament even sought to send a franked telegraphic message about hiring a barmaid by the 7:40 train.

Postmaster General of Australia

Fox Farming In Alaska Emerges From Conservation to Industry

In the last fifteen years Alaska developed fox farming to save the blue fox from extermination. Twenty foxes started on an unoccupied island, expanding to about thirty islands turned into ranches. Domesticated foxes gathered at feeding places, and herds of hundreds or thousands formed on a ranch. At breeding age some are killed for pelts, and the venture appears profitable, suggesting other bearing animals could be domesticated similarly.

Alaska

Strange Banquet in Turin Reveals Witty Consolation Feast

Turin's shrewd residents display humor in a local tale of a banquet planned for husbands not living happily with their wives. The event aims to console the unhappy spouses, with careful arrangements to prevent interruptions during the meal.

Turin

Ancient chessboard found in Crete of crystal ivory and gold

An ancient draught board described as an elaborate piece in Crete, made of natural crystal, ivory, gold and aliver, reflecting the widespread spread of chess and draughts in ancient civilizations including Greek and Egyptian boards which are not uncommon.

Crete

DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed By Patient

One hundred dollars a box is the value placed on DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve by H A Tisdale of Semmerton South Carolina. He claims twenty years of piles and failed treatments were cured by the salve. The ad asserts the product relieves and permanently cures piles sores eczema and skin diseases.

H. A. Tisdale Semmerton S.C DeWitt

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