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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
12
A reader recalls a childhood skin eruption that spread across the face and scalp, described as a painful scab. After consulting a physician, Cuticura Remedies were used and the author reports being entirely cured. The note credits Icoura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to finishing the treatment. Misa Wilson, North B Mich., Oct 20, 1907.
A 1906 testimonial from J. W. Bloom, a Grand Traverse Telegraph operator, describes severe six month itching starting on arms and spreading over body. After costly trials, Cuticura Remedies cured itching in three days and prevented recurrence.
Vienna reports a bitter clash at the University of Vienna between Pan German and Jewish students. About one hundred young men were injured as a balcony collapsed during the encounter. Hebrew students arrived early to exclude Pan-Germans, sparking a serious fight amid rising race tension in the city.
In Denver at the twenty fifth annual AFL convention delegates from every trade gather at the Denver Auditorium. President Samuel Gompers delivers a long opening address praising child labor laws and organizing efforts while noting AFL positions on injunctions immigration and eight hour workday. Treasurer Lennon reports $207,655 income and $196,917 expenses with $125,618 in assets.
Washington dispatch reports the postmaster general will remove M. Stewart poetmanster at Seattle after an inquiry into charges. The decision stems from an internal review and unconfirmed allegations, with officials citing misconduct and policy violations as the basis for removal.
The records of his office indicate solicited campaign contributions and a dissatisfied postal service in Seattle, pointing to possible administrative shortcomings and fundraising practices that drew scrutiny.
A pleasant nonopiates laxative syrup from Kennedy promises gentle bowel movement. It emphasizes no opiates and a maple sugar taste, appealing to weary users. Sold by all druggists.
Nashville, Nov 10. Messages by wire and mail across the state and South testify to the excitement caused by the killing of former United States Senator Carmack by young Robin Jones Cooper in a street duel. Carmack, a nationally known figure, had a long political career. Cooper was jailed after sustaining minor injuries. Colonel Duncan B. Cooper, father of the accused, was present.
A night at police headquarters is noted as peaceful with reports of sleep. The tragic death of Senator Carmack has a broad circle of sympathetic friends, signaling a likely significant impact on state politics.
Bohemia Mining District stocks up for winter as Mayflower, West Coast, Golden Supper, Combination, Riverside, Oregon, Colorado and Virginia mines push contracts and mill starts. North Fairview led by Herbert Leigh plans winter work while multiple routes serve Creseco and Bohemia Post Office, signaling a genuine regional mining movement.
Greenleaf November notes a closed school and Miss Hamble returning home at Fugene. Election was quiet with two women attempting to vote. Clarence Burnett plans moving a house on Indian Creek. Herman Steinhauer’s logging camp may reopen within a week. A dance occurred at Andy Almasi’s. the basket social failed. Miss Mary Johnston returned to Junction after weeks with relatives.
Advertises Williams Kidney Pills from Linn Drag Company at 50 cents. Claims cure for kidney and bladder issues with pains in loins sides and groin and frequent urination.
An advertisement urges readers to try Kodol with a guarantee and a short trial period. It proclaims Kodol digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet, noting it is sold by all drug stores.
Last night the Commercial Club reelected its board of governors and discussed fund-raising, a Portland- Eugene football trip, and supporting Oregon's team with a large turnout. A resolution urged the city to proceed with water system takeover and bond issuance. the measure passed unanimously after debate.
Washington, D. C., Nov. 10. Major General William P. Duvall and Brigadier General Frederick Funston with a board of army officers met to select officers to fill vacancies in the general staff. Three vacancies exist now and seven more are expected next year.
A Eugene resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved severe kidney pain and weakness after other remedies failed. She reports renewed strength, reduced backache, and endorses the product as the best remedy of its kind. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, NY, at 60 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
A. L. Allen of Mediora is in the city on business. DeWitt's Kidfrey and Bladder Pilla are promoted as unequaled for weak back pain back ache inflammation of the bladder and rheumatic pain, with antiseptic action and prompt effect cited by druggists.
Quincy Mass November launch of the 20000 ton all big gun battleship North Dakota at Fore River Shipbuilding. Named by Miss Mary Benton, christened with wine, crowd cheered as the ship slid into Fore River. The vessel, sister to Delaware, cost $10 million to build with guns worth $1 million. Turbines of 25000 hp promise speeds over 22 knots, with a crew near 900.
Chicago November 10 The government’s petition for a rehearing in the Standard Oil rebating case was denied by the appellate court. It plans to pursue the matter to the Supreme Court via writ of certiorari. The decision could threaten Roosevelt era rate reform and the government warns the ruling might nullify key anti rebate measures.
Denver dispatch reports Samuel Gompers declines to discuss being excluded as a guest at President Roosevelt's dinner for labor leaders and lawyers. He says the omission honors his honesty and his representation of the federation's millions of members.
Henry Mathews of Goshen carried Prank Hyer from Goldsmith's cigar store to the depot as part of an election bet. Hyer allegedly kept pace by rooting a horn to clear the way while Mathews staggered and paused. At Kagese Loan & Ravings Bank, Spencer reportedly kicked Mathews twice to settle the wager.
Prairie-era medicine ad touts DeWitt’s Balveje healing properties for piles. Describes antiseptic, cleansing benefits and recommends purchase at all druggists.
A reader recommends a banana cream dessert using five large bananas five teaspoons sugar one cup sweet cream whipped, dissolved lemon Jell O in hot water then molded and chilled. Garnish with candied cherries and whipped cream or pudding sauce. Jel sold by grocers at ten cents per package.
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