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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
3
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Washington mourns the loss of Edward Everett Hale born Boston April 3 1829 a prominent reformer author and longtime pastor who served as chaplain of the United States Senate from 1902 and was famed as creator of The Man Without a Country His farewell legacy includes his works New England His Level Best and many others reflecting a life of charity and public service in Boston and Weston Massachusetts and beyond.
Detroit on June 12 reports the floor of the Peninsular stove works warehouse on West Fort street caved in, sparking a fire. Four people were killed and an unspecified number injured in the incident.
The Coos Bay Daily Times reports rumors of surveyors near North Coos River linked to Southern Pacific. They may be laying route for Eugene parties to extend line to Coos Bay after reaching Eugene. engineer Sturtevant of Southern is said to lead the survey party.
An advertisement touts Kasparilla as a household remedy for digestive ailments and general system health. It claims to stimulate digestion, improve appetite, relieve sour stomach and constipation, and reduce headaches and backaches linked to liver inactivity, urging readers to buy Portland Oregon products with a promise of refund.
Polly confronts Jim and her circus past as she faces the parson and deacon Strong. She vows not to be sent away by the church, but secretly plans to return to the circus while hoping Douglas will stay. Strong hints Polly will leave with her future partner, Jim, leaving Douglas unsettled.
St. Petersburg dispatch reports the Russian submarine torpedo boat Kambala sank during trials in a Black Sea storm. Twenty crew members perished in the disaster.
A collection of home remedies and household advice covering heartburn relief with salt and water, cheese storage with vinegar cloth wrap, easy knife cutting with heated blade, brass cleaning with salt and vinegar, neuralgia heat therapy, serving celery with meat, and tonic for invalids. Also advice on storage, cleaning, laundry, cooking, stain removal, carpet care, pest prevention, and light in sick rooms.
New York fashion writers report Paris experts see draped gowns in style using chiffon or mousseline with bodice drapery and embroidered panels. Dutch collars fade, sheer coats in chiffon and net gain appeal, and lingerie embroideries rise in popularity. Tailored coats in noir fabrics compete with satin and bengaline options as evening wear leans toward tunics and sleeveless coats.
John Walkley sustained a broken arm when the McKenzie stage’s front wheel came off near the University. The runaway coach threw passengers from the vehicle as the frightened team bolted. Walkley was taken to the Eugene hospital.
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