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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1901
Page
10
A garbled text fragment offers no clear events or names. It reads as incomplete OCR from a page segment with scattered words like Boston and Forte but lacks coherent facts or dates. The item resembles an unreliable notebook note rather than a reportable event.
A fragment from a 1900s paper notes the German crown prince, like other royal males, about to learn a trade possibly in composition. It mentions various health remedies and promotional items, including Grove’s products for malaria and digestion, with random notes on German naval expansion and land leasing in Sweden.
Russell & Co of Portland Ore, the Pacific Coast machinery leaders, have issued a free up to date account book for threshers and farmers at notable expense. Readers may request copies by writing to Russell & Co Portland Ore. A New York police commissioner says it is easier to hang a man for murder than to dismiss a policeman. He cites last year with $130,000 paid in back salaries to reinstated officers.
Denver enforces an old ordinance restricting driving speed to six miles per hour with a mounted policeman assigned to enforce it. The ad promotes a trial bottle offering cure, citing a firm in Philadelphia for treatment.
A Kearney Nebraska hotel clerk falls for a claimed sister of Minnie Swift a Cripple Creek waitress. The tale unravels as Minnie and a man posing as her brother conspire to cash a $250 draft, yielding a Denver note refusing marriage and a police case.
The Department of Agriculture in Washington is assembling a collection of new economic plants and vegetables. Barbour Lathrop and botanist David G. Fairchild led two years of field work across South America Europe Africa and Asia. They purchased 450 seeds and plants for trials with aims including Alexandrian clover for irrigated lands seedless grape for raisin production and Egyptian cotton. East Indian yam is highlighted as potentially superior to the potato in flavor.
The Paris police force expenses show a steady increase from 1872 to 1385 with total costs of 4,051,725 dollars in 1872, financed by the city and government, rising to 4,961,200 dollars and then to 6,448,110 dollars in later years, reflecting growing expenditures and shifting funding.
A recent strong man claims treet dison as the secret of his power while Hostetter's Stomach bitters is praised for perfect digestion and relief from indigestion biliousness and liver and kidney complaints. Physicians endorse it and druggists stock it nationwide. Also urged for malaria fever and ague. Six young ladies in Bradfield England learn bell ringing and rang in 1901 at the church.
The Tennessee convict coal mine proves to be a paying institution with profits expected to exceed $100,000 in the last six months. The report highlights sustained earnings and strong output from the plant.
Ad promotes GARFIELD TEA for stomach liver and bowels claiming it restores normal digestion. Then a brief mix of strike notes mentions Cahill Cassidy and workers returning to their jobs after six weeks, attributed to success in regaining employment.
Mrs Jennie Tuttle of Grand Rapids Michigan was bedbound for two years after a change of life and multiple operations. One box of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People relieved her quickly and after three months she was well, free of bed rest, now three years later. She recommends the remedy to others and notes its effect on her 72 year old mother in law. Notary public B F Barendsen witnessed the sworn statement dated August 2 1900. Pills sold by dealers or by mail from Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box or six for 2 50.
A Philadelphia Record snippet depicts a mother and child exchange. The child Johnny aged five challenges punishment, the mother cites the doctor’s instruction against violent exercise, and Mrs. De Rigour suggests a black sheep as the cause while noting they are in mourning.
A prominent U S Congressman M W Howard reports relief from Peru na after two weeks and endorses Peruna for catarrh and grippe while urging others to use it. The note suggests Peruna as a preventive against colds and includes a Columbus Columbus address for a free catarrh book. Also mentions the oldest fort at St Augustine Florida built by the Spanish over three centuries ago and a remark on Cantinga money from Mrs Chitinga linked to Mrs Gray.
An old advertisement claims the medicine stops coughing and cures a cold in one day with no cure no pay and 24 cent price. A separate note states Jackson County Missouri abolished its arrest fee system a year ago and arrests have fallen substantially since.
A whimsical dialogue in which a patient exclaims about illness and the head physician jokes about post mortems. The piece critiques the justice of naming and writing abilities, contrasting the ease of writing a name with the patient’s plight.
A distorted OCR fragment describes pain and torture terms followed by a reference to Cascarets Candy Uathartic as a quick remedy. Names and clear context are missing, leaving an unclear product warning or satire tone. The piece hints at medical or sensational language without concrete events or participants.
A terse exchange cites Mr Lew as a Yale man and identifies his graduation as from the sophomore class. The remark appears in Harlem Life, reflecting a casual reference to his college status.
A terse exchange notes Chumleigh paying a $10 debt in view of a tailor, prompting witty response about his prudence and sense. The scene captures a small town moment of public repayment and social commentary.
Miss Cayenne defines satire as a force that makes you laugh against your will to reveal anger, a device used to expose or critique topics by provoking a reluctant reaction rather than straightforward fury. The quote highlights satire’s aim to mask dissent with humor.
The olive growing culture has been newly introduced to South Australia and Victoria and good fruit crops are now produced. The industry appears promising and holds potential to become a significant economic venture.
Chapple and Miss Fuller spar over the emptiness of society in a brief dialogue. Smart Bet notes a sharp, reflective mood as they discuss meaning and social form.
A Baltimore News writer laments how modern weddings reveal wealth through costly details. The focus shifts from brides and grooms to the price of trousseaus carriages flowers and suppers. The piece questions the loss of modesty and notes sensationalized coverage by newspapers.
In the First Colorado Volunteer Regiment serving in the Philippines, Benjamin Lear Sr. serves as a private in C Company while his son Benjamin Lear Jr. is captain of the same company, a unique arrangement in U.S. Army history. The Cripple Creek natives are the only known father and son holding such roles in the unit.
In Manila a father, foreman in a Creek Colorado paper's composing room, joined his son's regiment and rose no higher in rank than his son who earned a captaincy through merit. The aged father is TM years old and the son 20. In other notes, two young women on a theater car teased a man, and a Berlin Kaiser ordered a Garrison church chair with King Frederick William I’s inscription. Hotels face a rough year due to lack of British tourists amid deafness and church ancestry.
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