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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
7
A garbled OCR excerpt references the late Briaban Journal and an article about America, safety, and national spirit. It mentions trains, mountains, oceans, and quotes about loyalty, crime, and punishment. The passage is fragmentary, with many broken phrases and misread words.
A long editorial laments newspaper manipulation by politicians and the price of independence. It argues true press freedom requires selfrespecting, nonpartisan reporting, warning against payoffs and backroom influence while noting local survey work and legal arrangements progress in the district with officials from Eugene and Portland coordinating a two week field survey and plans for spring installation.
The Calapooia and Blue River Mill and Mining Company of Brownsville holds five valuable mineral claims along the Calapooia river side of the Blue.
Prof Pernot experiments with drying refuse to vinegar using a wooden vat and improvised press. He reports gaining gallons of juice cast into barrels and now partially vinegar, aiming to cost little and aid farmers. He plans a bulletin detailing prune product results from the dryer.
In a tale from the Chicago Record Herald the Jones family seeks a coat of arms linked to the Jonees legacy. Mr Jones and De Courcey discuss origin myths, arms costs, and a costly breach of copyright over Giuseppe Macaroni’s heraldic plates. The Swell Set editor settles with Macaroni for $1000 while Burke directs removal of a crest and replacement with a momogram.
A bishop conducts a secret wedding in a quiet room as a widow seeks solace. In a tense midnight hour the woman confesses happiness through a guarded kiss, while the bishop bears joy and duty, returning to a world of guests and memories of past dinners.
After years under the robe of the People United States Church a figure named Dr Db N Melotorfi who organized that sect and led it may return to Methodism. He is in Pokene and has been asked to come back to the fold after being driven from it by Bishop Bowman. He has been traveling the northwest organizing branches of his discovery and could accept an invitation to resume work in the Methodist church.
Real estate transfers listed include MJ Edmonson to Jamee M Keeney and Henjamen L Krsoey for 14.05 acres at Sera for 720 dollars. Lombard parties to Alterton Wood for 22 bikes at 14 Fairmount for 20 dollars. JH Walker and 8 A Walker to AG Walker for lots and blocks in Long & Landess' af to Cottage Grove at 10 dollars. Dillard couple to J B Johnson for nine acres more or less in Wert w. A Adame and Nettle Adame to Jos E Young Fleet. Notices mention Bohemia mining district and marriage records with Charles Rows and Agnes Shephard witnessed by F Rows.
Instructions describe dissolving two ounces of pulverized gum arabic in one pint of boiling water. For linen lawn or muslin dresses add one teaspoon to a tablespoon of starch per number of articles, stirring as needed for effective stiffening.
A troubled exchange unfolds in a sanctum where a visitor boasts writing styles from epic to madrigal and demands entry. The editor reacts with harsh demand as a door is opened for the centerman.
A dialogue set in a New York drawing room explores what constitutes real living. Gertrude finds life in vivid nature and art, while Flora seeks marriage to find happiness. Miss Gertrude defends the inner feast of perception, and the younger Flora equates real living with love and marriage. The elder emphasizes experience through color, sound, and momentary glimpses of life.
The Gideons, a Chicago based Christian group of traveling salesmen, pelther drink, smoke or play cards. Founded just a year ago, it claims about 1,000 members and rapid growth.
A narrator recalls a perilous encounter with a bull near a station hut. After a long stand off in a flood ditch he dodges the charging beast, is aided by two horsemen, and returns to the hut where station bands hear his tale with sympathy.
An early Texas trial with a 12 man mixed jury faced an unsettled moment when the foreman announced the jury could not reach a verdict after searching a room for a clue. The judge’s direction to retire was followed by sounds of opening doors and commotion before the foreman finally said the jury could not find a clear agreement.
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