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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
10
An old ad notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a supreme blood purifier for spring humors and eruptions, promising cure for pimples, rofula, and nervous prostration, urging immediate use. It also mentions Pan-American visitors to Niagara Falls and Expo electricity, plus a Laxative Bromo Quinine tie-in and a nerve remedy promotion in Philadelphia.
An inverted structure called a boos upside down will be shown on the Midway of the Pan-American Exposition. Spectators can view the curious house as part of the fair's attractions and novelty displays.
The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts the product is not a quack medicine, claims it was prescribed by a leading physician, and mentions testimonials are free. It also advertises Hall's Family Pills as a superior product.
The article notes a new 5 percent legal interest rate in Canada effective January 1 and promotes Garfield Tea as a longstanding liver remedy. It also mentions President McKinley opening the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo on May 20 and advocates Cascarets for bowel health with bold, promotional claims.
German scientist Professor Slaby discusses the remarkable progress in electricity this century, highlighting advances in theory and practical applications that promise to transform industry and daily life.
About thirty thousand people in the United States earn their living from silk cultivation and related work, reflecting a sizable domestic silk industry during the period.
The Osage border feud ends as Charles Vaughn, a Texas gunman and last survivor, tracks down and kills the Amos brothers Tom and Denis amid a years long conflict sparked by a poker dispute. Vaughn amasses a wild ride for justice as bloodshed and vengeance ripple through Caney and Cedarvale.
Sir Frederick Leighton observed a local artist painting a sign during a holiday ramble. The artist declared it a fine day and Leighton noted the figure on the signboard was out of proportion. The exchange ended with a question about the sign’s accuracy.
A collection of brief items recounts Mrs Harriet Spofford testing editor James Russell Lowell with disguised work and his quip about ideas. It notes clergy tobacco rules, Thackeray and bishops, Max Muller’s name change, a Kaiser joke at Oxford, Daniel O Connell’s courtroom rebuke, and Sir Richard Owen’s poisoning testimony drawing public interest.
A terse remark notes many men holding college diplomas now struggle to secure their next meal. It highlights a shift from schooling to immediate survival, reflecting postwar or economic hardship conditions amid scarce employment.
Glenn P. McKinley of Idaho becomes the youngest speaker of the Idaho house at age 22. He studies law at the University of Idaho and serves as a student in the university's law department.
The text touts a US England alliance as undefeatable and promotes Hostetter Stomach Bitters as a health tonic. It claims the remedy enriches the blood steadies the nerves and increases appetite, advising use for dyspepsia and indigestion.
Bradford England receives a committee recommendation to spend over 30000 dollars to upgrade the sewage disposal plant and plans immediate street improvements amounting to 150000 dollars. The proposals signal substantial civic works and fiscal commitments for the city.
Rossell and Co of Portland Oregon releases a free up to date account book for threshers and farmers. It is distributed at no charge and requests readers to write to Russell and Co Portland Oregon. War Rumors Of Navy Predict Clash With Germany Admiral Dewey reportedly forecasts a war within two years.
Advert claims the bottle plainly lists iron and nine as ingredients with a tasteless formula. It asserts take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonite and offers no cure and no pay.
In an estimate concerning the rhi gopode creature that secretes living shells in the ocean, researchers say that if these animals are as numerous at 600 feet depth as near the surface, the upper fathoms of every square mile could contain over 16 tons of carbonate of lime shells.
Ellen Parce of Binghamton New York describes two years of severe nervous exhaustion dizziness and insomnia. After failing with doctors she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and reports lasting benefit including restored sleep. She endorses the remedy and keeps a box at home for run down feelings. Atall druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY. Price 50 cents per box six for $2.50.
Prominent church figures and a Greensboro merchant publicly praise Peruna in letters to the Peruna Medicine Co. Rev E G Smith of Greensboro Ga testifies his family used Peruna with success for catarrh and kidney issues, calling it near specific for certain complaints and a fine tonic for the unwell.
Southern states report significantly larger gains in cotton and woolen manufacturing than other regions, signaling a regional surge in textile industry activity and economic momentum.
After wrecks of the Mo hican and the Paris, the Trinity Brethren and British lighthouse authorities vowed to place a light on the Manucles reef off the Lizzard. No light is marked the spot, leaving only an old bell buoy deemed insufficient for safety.
A note describes Garfield Tea as made from herbs with no barmin droge inite composition and promotes it as a peat blood purifier known to medical science.
The article notes the highest inhabited location is the Anco marca Perd customs house, at about 16 000 feet above sea level. It emphasizes extreme altitude and settlement at a remote frontier site.
A quoted exchange notes a child named Abby restless in church, with a speaker quipping that she acted like a pocket full of fishing worms, capturing a humorous churchyard moment.
An advertisement touts Lazative Hromo-Quinine Tablets as a cure for a cold in one day with No cure No pay and price five cents. It also asserts ancient cities of note were located on the sea or a river and references an ancient geography theme.
The American Shipbuilding Company plans to construct two sea-going steamers on the Great Lakes, each about 450 feet long and 45 feet beam, marking a major expansion in regional shipping capacity. Carter's ink is praised as used by leading city schools, touted for quality and cost.
A courtroom exchange reveals a prisoner accused of possessing an infernal device. The officer clarifies the weapon as either automobile or bicycle related contraband, prompting judicial scrutiny and defense considerations.
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