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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
10
Lydia E Pinkham and other medical ads in 1900 era
Excerpts praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vitalia Compound with testimonials and guidance for women. The text includes medical ad claims, foot care product from Allen, a mercury warning about catarrh remedies, and scattered quotes on charity and religion, reflecting period advertising and public discourse.
America’s Progress in Celebrating July Fourth
A historical reflection on the nation’s centennial and the progress since then. It recalls pivotal moments from the Civil War to the Cuban campaign and the enduring impact of liberty, independence, and national pride as America marks its Fourth of July milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bymin
Bat
Cervera
Fantiago Bay
Bi Cance
Rough Riders
San Juan Alill
Fourth of July on the Farm in an Age of Patriotism
A fragmented reminiscence on celebrating Independence Day on the farm, contrasting childish enthusiasm with the somber toll of war. An anecdote recounts a boy asking his father if he had a Fourth of July as a child and the father’s cautious reflection as a doctor joins the scene.
Fourth of July Reflections and a Roaring Town Wakeup
A nostalgic and humorous reminiscence on Fourth of July celebrations. It contrasts old time gunpowder and tar barrels with modern rockets and firecrackers, noting Adams Jefferson and Gettysburg as tied to Independence Day. A Springfield scene follows with a cock crowing joke, fireworks, and a young lawyer later becoming president, ending with a child’s playful cracker exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Fireworks and Fourth Prep Stir Frantic Household
In a bustling scene a household braces for the Fourth with plaster splints bandages and crutches on hand yet a lively quarrel erupts over forgotten fireworks. Mrs Jones scolds Silas for the omission while dialogue hints at a comic plot involving an uncle and a fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Jones
Sally
Germany and Holland girls chosen in preference to men
The article states that German and Dutch girls are selected over young men for all jobs where they can perform well, reflecting a wartime labor preference policy aimed at mobilizing female workers for available employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Press
Germany
Holland
Oil in California A discussion by a noted oil expert
A well known oil expert outlines California’s annual output at about 4,500,000 barrels and notes rapid growth from new wells. He describes two main oil belts, black heavy oil and green gas oil, running along both sides of the San Joaquin valley with the most production on the west side. He cites investor interest from Eastern capitalists and warns against potential overproduction as drilling continues across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hawha
San Joaquin Valley
San Joaquin
Fremo
Opium trade ravages and dairy farming advice in early reports
A collage of excerpts discusses the opium trade's deadly impact in the region, citing annual death figures and personal crisis reports, alongside agricultural guidance on dairy cows. The text includes quotes about motherhood, cleanliness, and the art of producing quality milk, warning that proper feeding and water supply are essential for cows during summer.
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John
Pamyam
F. J Talede
Fiotoledo
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Schmool
Menlo Park
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Ira G. Hoitt
Reg J. Parsons
Denaise
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Tur I
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Os Cosy
Lake As Sugar
Carters
America
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Land of Shades
United States
Brand
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Ares
Dougoy Devde
Dewex
Gettysburg
Vickers
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Adams
Jefferson
Polly
Feiler
Willy
Willie
Philadelphia
Looin Republic
Gathergirls
Scott
Puck
Girke
Oi Kxpert
Aioe
Brosinea
Lee
Chriatiaeily Kid Why
Aliaer
Choebpaiang
Bey
Pocket
Royal Maina Powder Co
Wiki Amor
Ciele Sam
Howphrey Davy
Winslow
Songbanrd
William Park
Lam Dre Piso
Ree
Nory Ie
Vanlew
Kichbowmd
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Portland
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A. H. Boylan
Hawthorne Ave
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Avenmarius Carbolimeum
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First
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