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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
10
The passage discusses how colds vary by season and may cause symptoms like palin and diar rhona, advising readers not to fear appendicitis. It promotes Perry Davin’s remedy, dissolved in warm sweetened water, claiming swift relief. The text touts Perry Davin as the sole effective painkiller with a large 350 size bottle and a 600 unit quantity.
Cottage Grove Oregon May 80 The Bow River Lumber Company mill idle for five weeks due to railroad construction will resume operations today or tomorrow. The adjacent She Hock mill owned by the same company began sawing on Friday. It is a new mill with a capacity of 20 000 feet per day.
A son was born to Chas and wife in Eugene on May 25 1910. The notice emphasizes Dr Shoop's Restorative as a treatment addressing failing nerves that control stomach heart and kidneys, urging a five to ten day trial and noting Yorington Drug Store as the seller.
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as the best cough remedy sold by Dillon Drug Co. A separate rural note describes a hired Bangworthy Co team breaking a carriage near Pleasant Hill, with horses bolting to the old baseball park before hauling wreckage. A Coburg barn project is noted as nearly completed, costing about 4000 dollars.
The ad claims tranulated eye lids can be cured without cauterizing or acarifying by Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve and guarantees a cure. Dillon Drug Co announces nothing else beyond the product claim. L C Russell and family departed for Johnson City Tennessee to reside there, returning to the town previously known as their home. Friends express regret at their move from Eugene.
A dubious sales pitch urges readers to request a trial of Dr Shoop's Restorative, promising strength and vitality with a 30 day no risk contract. The letter touts universal health benefits, lists clinics and books, and pressures immediate response from readers and druggists.
A persuasive pitch extols California Crude Oil profits from the California National Crude Oil Company. It urges wide investor appeal from wage earners to financiers, citing rising drilling tech, abundant land, and potential per-well returns, noting a single California well recently earned over a million dollars in oil and urging immediate purchase at 50 cents a share.
An article notes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey sold by Dillon Drug Co praising its safety for coughs and colds. It describes C L Inman of Walterville testing an automatic hay baler at Eugene excelelor mill to improve efficiency. Also mentions Ethel Seatefe's upcoming Smith College graduation and Creswell High class of 1916 exercises, plus Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatic pain and eye salve recommendations.
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