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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
6
An ad extols Newbro's Herpicide as the effective cure for dandruff and baldness, arguing against washing with mere soap and water. It claims the product kills parasitic germs feeding hair roots, branding it the original genuine scalp germicide, marketed by W. A. Huytendall as special agent.
Long felt want in Eugene prompts a new dyeing and cleaning plant. Eugene Dye Works offers hand dyed articles treated separately for sanitary purposes, no machinery to avoid fabric damage, with 12 years of experience. Located at 115 Ninth Street, manager C Marx, phone Main 122.
Advert says Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve cures skin troubles sores ulcers eczema chaps blackheads pimples and eruptions. 25c a box nationwide. Sold by Dillon Drug Co.
An advertisement promises relief for skin troubles including blackheads eczema and sores with a 25c box of Dr Bell's Ointment sold at Dillon Drug Store urging customers to try it at once.
After commencements end, students and guests disperse for summer. Tete-a-Tete club held a six o'clock graveside picnic at Walker Young's site with Nell Murphey and other local attendees. Midway park hosted Presbyterian church picnic with outdoor games and a noon relightful dinner. a river outing included Georgia Kien, Winnie Kelly, and others. Pearl street home hosted a party by Miss Veda Quackenbush for guest Loie War.
The page details social events and personal notices including a Palo Alto wedding mention, a midsize church ceremony for Miss Jones Candace Dille and Lt. Reginald Kelley, and various gatherings hosted by Mrs. Pratt, St Marys Ladies Auxiliary, and the Thimble club. It lists attendees, honor attendants, and hosts across multiple homes, with notes on attire, decorations, and reception details.
Outdoor games drew a crowd at a lawn gathering where Miss Curry and guests mingled. Later Mrs. Watts hosted the Hermetia club at Pearl Street with a two course lunch and fashionable dress notes on Chantilly lace trends for summer wear and children’s coats with striped fabrics and linen trims.
Designers display striking coats to wear over lingerie frocks, favoring cretonne for its color and artistry. The French summer coat features large cretonne motifs outlined in mercerized silk with plaits and Gibson-style side panels, backed by soft black silk facing and a matching belt. Orgies of openwork embroidery, lace coats, organdie ensembles, and transparent cloaks round out the season’s lingerie fashion showing.
Classified notice for a pure lard provider, Pue kettle rendered lard guaranteed. Also advertises a cash market and grocery at West Fifth and Blair streets with delivery service and contact phone Main 620.
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