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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

6

The Daily Weekly Guard Printing Co. notice 1908

Eugene Oregon July 9 1908 edition editorial information and subscription details list Charles H Fisher as editor and publisher with pricing for advance and end-of-year payments. Agents Creswell L Clark Coburg Geo A Drury authorized to receipt for subscriptions and business.

Guard Daily Weekly Guard Creswell— L. Clark Coburge Geo. A. Drury Beruard Printing CO Fugene Oregon

Free Oregon Agriculturist or American Farmer offer

Premium papers advertise a free subscription perk for Weekly Guard subscribers paid one year in advance. The notice also promotes a silver and kitchen set giveaway with a limited supply, urging readers to respond at Guard Printing Co in Eugene Oregon.

Oregon Agriculturist American Farmer Guard Guard Printing Co Eugene Ore

Thoroughness of Work Essential to Success

A California newspaper prints a sermon urging careful habits in daily life to build character. It warns against slack workmanship and hidden flaws, stressing punctuality, kindness, and finishing tasks well as the true tests of life and future prosperity.

California

Pecerving the vegetables with varied devices

The Minneapolis Journal notes scientists alter plants by tricks and drugging to force stunts not natural. Luther Burbank and conspirators are cited as changing plant life through pollenizer unions and manipulated environments.

Luther Burbank Minneapolia Journal

Red Light Tricks for Greenhouse Growth Fail to Impress

A writer mocks early botany schemes describing lettuce grown under gas engine heated greenhouses and nocturnal light cycles. He notes light duration and colored grasses altering growth, suggesting such excesses outpace nature and leave science chasing trivial gains.

Nature Sciences

Governor Hughes and His Methods Shaping NY Politics

A review of Charles Evans Hughes as governor shows his anti race track bill passage through public opinion rather than political bargaining. He emphasizes right over politics, acts with calm persistence, and relies on personal integrity to inspire broad support.

Charles Evans Hughes New York Hughes Glen Falls N. Y

How to Manage Courtship in Church

A curious churchyard anecdote offers advice on courtship in a church setting. A young man, struck by sudden passion for a pew neighbor, sends a Bible with a marked verse to initiate formal courtship without a direct declaration. The tale merges social norms with moral admonition about romantic advances in religious spaces.

Eugene Lon Angeles

School of Quality Promises Superior Instruction in Portland

The School of Quality at Tenth and Morrison Portland Oregon led by A P Armstrong promises top instruction with two floors a $20000 equipment large faculty and constant office help. It claims to exceed other schools in quality and offers year round admission and free catalogues with references from banks newspapers and business leaders in Portland.

Tenth Morrison Portland Oregon A. P. Armstrong Ll.b Twe Northwest

Women and the search for pleasure in troubled relationships

The passage argues that many women seek variety and stimulation due to limited pleasure in their lives, often placing blame on the men they live with. It contends that while there are bad women, in nine of ten cases a man bears some responsibility for their perceived badness.

Changing Humanity Into Pure Gold

The Los Angeles Express reports that a Chicago letter-carrier, David J. Block, offers to turn a body into gold for 515000, based on a 165 pound weight, claiming metal is fed by a three ampere current. He also offers silver at 200000, with cautions about practicality and danger.

Los Angeles Express Chicago David J. Block Mr. Bryan

Proposed Bond Tissue for Siuslaw Harbor

Lane county bonds to fund Siuslaw harbor improvements, touted as key to valley development and a future railroad to Southern Pacific. predicts seaport growth and new oil markets. Also notes Japan United States treaty progress, a Gaines amendment impact, a New York office building scheme, and the upcoming Prohibition convention in Columbus Ohio.

Lane County Siuslaw Harbor Siuslaw Southern Pacific Connection New York

Prohibition gains ground and election mood shifts

The piece notes prohibition growing popular with the masses and hints at a political shift in four years, while praising a Eugene celebration as evidence of communal effort. It touches on diverse topics from Betsy Ross flags to tariff talk, and remarks on candidates, speeches, and public finances amid a cauldron of 1890s issues.

Eugene

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