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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1901
Page
10
Spring medicine claim for Hood's Sarsaparilla emphasizes timely use to restore appetite, purify blood, lift tired feeling, and build mental and digestive strength with steady nerves. Urges readers to ask for HOOD'S as the best medicine money can buy.
A reader from Beas Eaton Center New Hampshire reports using Hood's Sarsaparilla for spring illness. They describe poor blood, improvement after taking the remedy, and recommend it to others who are sick.
Mr Meekton dismisses the heart to heart talks page remark with scorn while his wife Henrietta questions the claim that a woman should receive less attention after marriage. The passage ends with an advertisement for Golliffe Field Tea claiming cures for indigestion and related ailments.
A carpenter named Mr. Packenham pays for a portrait and recalls his wife’s reaction. He notes she still trusts his artistry, insisting she believes he’s not as bad as the painting suggested.
An advertisement repeats a slogan about the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Taviets promising to cure a cold in one day. The excerpt includes a dialogue line about matches between appearance and marriage prospects, noting a homely daughter’s chances.
Russell & Co. of Portland Oregon, the Pacific Coast's largest machinery dealers, announce a neat complete up-to-date account book for threshermen and farmers. The books are distributed free of charge and interested parties should write to Russell & Co. Portland Oregon promptly.
A reader asks about a new automatic gas burner while a householder replies they already burn enough gas. A testimonial notes Piso's Cure as the best medicine for throat and lung affections from Wa. O. Expstey of Vanburen, Lia, dated February 10, 100.
Ohio's cities and towns grew by 486 021 in the last decade, exceeding the rest of the state by 702. The text touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy, claiming it is iron and quinine in wasteless form with a no cure no pay price claim.
The Ganges measures about 1600 miles long and drains roughly 750000 square miles of territory, reflecting its vast hydrological extent across the country.
A survey of scientific and technological advances includes earth measurements, a German furnace for low grade fuels, Simmozheim lighting, and solar system size estimates. It cites fish photography depth attempts, cave saltpeter origins, and Russia’s wireless telegraphy for lighthouses and ships. England enforces vaccination with legal exemptions, claiming reduced epidemics.
A survey of smallpox inoculation from 18th century England to 19th century Germany. Jenner's cowpox based vaccination reduced deaths. statistics show low fatality in vaccinated populations during epidemics. battles of the Franco Prussian War and modern public health advocacy reinforce vaccination benefits.
The text explains pennies contain 95 copper, 3 tin, and 2 tin? percent, stating 2 per cent of tin and 3 per cent of rine to 95 of copper. It notes pennies cost about 42 cents per pound excluding stamping, with 148 coins per pound, and claims the government earns a profit on minting as pennies are redeemable in gold though rarely presented.
A young man’s consent to share a portion of his blood to aid his employer is praised as remarkable heroism. The piece highlights the value of good blood and suggests Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion constipation and related stomach issues.
In a lighthearted exchange Madge explains tassels on her pew boa were stepped on by her and others. The remark hints at a humorous moment amid a crowded gathering.
Berlin now holds 1000 donkeys imported in the last 18 months to replace dogs as beasts of draft, a shift driven by the agitation of the P. C. A. The move reflects changing attitudes toward animal labor and welfare.
Shower baths are being installed in the Paris telephone exchanges for the use of the telephone girls. It is believed this will help them stay healthy. In America the girls in many telephone exchanges have long enjoyed this amenity.
The Siamese government has issued a call for American bids to build a factory for the manufacture of ammunition in Siam. The move signals an effort to develop local defense production with foreign assistance and funding.
Samuel Carnock of Melrose Park Illinois describes his cure after being told incurable. He fell ill in 1898 with numbness and blindness in his right eye, then began Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People in December. Within two months he regained sight and walking, gained weight, resumed work, and credits the pills with saving his life. Sworn statement dated August 1 1900. Card mentions price and availability from druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co.
A claim asserts Vermont's governor earns the lowest salary in the United States at 1500 dollars per year. The statement compares gubernatorial pay across states, highlighting Vermont as the lowest paid option.
The New Zealand government proposes striking 140000 war commemoration medals and distributing them to school children in the colony. The project is expected to cost about £12000.
American exports of corn average 173 million bushels yearly since 1895, rising 254 percent from the previous five years, signaling a strong growth in agricultural shipments.
An advertising snippet touts Perfect System Cleaners for interior and exterior cleaning and promotes Cascarets candy as an athartic cleanse to purify the body. Marketed to druggists and implying broad availability in 250 units of stock.
The current mayors of various towns in Porto Rico wield exclusive authority over police court cases and may act without legal knowledge. There is no avenue for appeal against their decisions, highlighting a unique local judicial structure.
A public remark says a preferred appointee is too ignorant for the police force and suggests district involvement by Heeler Den who placed him on the school board amid Moonshine references.
Out of 34 towns in England and Wales one third maintain one or more public baths. They are crowded by factory and shop hands. You know what you are taking when you take Grove's Tasteless tonic. The formula shows on every bottle that it is iron and quinine in ostasis form. No cure, no pay.
A proposition in Tennessee seeks to raise the governor’s annual pay from four thousand to five thousand dollars. Backers argue the state should provide an executive man servant for the governor. The measure reflects calls for higher compensation and courtly staff to support the executive office.
The record notes the largest plurality in presidential history for the period, stating that in 1872 Ulysses S. Grant won the popular vote by about 700,000 as he sought reelection, while his first term tally stood at around 305,000.
The ribbonfish is the rarest fish seen in British waters with only 16 specimens logged in the last century. It dwells in the ocean’s deep regions and remains a scarce inhabitant of the sea.
Survey of one thousand men who marry shows 232 take younger wives, 579 marry women about their age, and 89 wed older partners. The author quips that excessive eating proves itself harmful, since people would stop if it were not detrimental.
Frances M Anderson writes that three bottles of Peruna cured her grippe in a week and restored strength. Samuel M York from Alabama reports his la grippe and deafness cleared after two bottles, with improved health for him and his wife. Caroline J Kahl describes three years of grippe and lung trouble cured by Peruna, and she plans to keep it in the house. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for gratis advice if results are not prompt.
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