Fragmentary Medical Notice in Foreign Script
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a physician and Bennig related terms in a garbled mix of letters. The readable bits reference medical context and a real being, but key names and details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
3
Prompt attention to customers at our store
Prompt attention to customers is insisted upon at our store. You will not wait for a clerk. We pride ourselves on promptness, point of goods and accuracy. We endeavor to be perfect service in every way. Our volume allows many conveniences smaller stores cannot offer. When in need of drug store goods, this is a satisfactory place to trade.
Bridge Construction Planned Across River at Springfield
Report states a railroad bridge will be built over the river at Springfield before spring. Once the Grat flood passes and debris clears, active work will start on the bridge. The road grade near completion, and rails will extend from Henderson to the bridge, using force work with aging cables to resist repeating floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Joet
Henderson
Poultry Association to Be Formed in City Hall
A meeting last evening in Deputy District Attorney J. M. Williams office led to plans for a poultry association. A organizing committee was named consisting of J. M. Williams F. Girard and H. Fr Keeney. A city hall meeting scheduled for Monday January 22 at 1 40 p m will complete the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Williame
F. Girard
H. Fr. Keeney
A Mystery Of Two Continents
In Burton E Stevenson’s 1903 tale a detective narrator traces Miss Holladay’s movements after a murder. He questions Brooks the coachman and follows clues through Washington Square and Broadway, suspecting Martigny’s shadowing role and envisioning a dangerous plot linking past crimes to a looming, unseen act.
A Nighttime Escape and a City Lodging Quest
A narrator escapes a pursuer aboard a moving train near an elevated line and lands at Bleecker Street. He searches tenaciously for lodgings, enduring foul rooms and crowded quarters as he follows a plan to gather clues about lodgers. Meanwhile colleagues urge outside help, but he insists on continuing alone while tracking a key lead in his investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martigny
Bleecker Street
West Broadway
Coirinodt
Jountain
Houston Street
Pierre Bethuar
France
Judge taunts murderer with hanging time in courtroom tale
A Kentucky congressman cites a considerate judge who sentences a murderer while detailing a stark exchange. The judge and jury determine guilt and set a hanging, with counsel about timing. The piece then shifts to historical scenes of John Jacob Astor and the poet Halleck in 1830s New York, noting Halleck’s long service to Astor and a $200 annual stipend bequeathed in Astor’s will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
John Jacob Astor
Prince Street
Broadway
Fite Greene Halleck
Marco Bozzaris Halleck
Halleck
Astor Library
New York
Burton J. Hendrick
McClure’s
Chilly House of Commons Stage Faced by Speakers
A speaker in the house of commons contends with a chilling audience. John Bright recalled trembling at the knees before addressing members. Disraeli boasted of nerve free boldness while noting the blare of trumpets and a thousand onlookers that push MPs toward desperate acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
John Bright
Disraeli
The Useful Droom Bag And Home Remedies
A compact item describes a broom bag sewn of canton flannel to slip over a broom head, with a taped drawstring under handle, washable after use for delicate papers. Also advices glycerin for indigestion with water, and a batter recipe for frying batter with milk and butter. A comic exchange about a man arriving in the country barefoot, becoming a centipede, concludes the note.
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