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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1902

Page

10

Cotton Still King in the South Amid Growth of Byproducts

The article notes cotton's dominant role in the South despite a rough season 1900-01. It cites nearly 1,000,000 bales, high seed revenue, and U.S. dominance in world consumption. It tracks spindles by region, historic roots in India, and early U.S. cultivation in Talbot County Maryland. It also mentions Fall River and Providence as major cotton centers, with growing Southern factory presence.

East Indies Egypt United States Great Britain European India America Talbot County Maryland New England Massachusetts Fall River Providence

Cotton Industry Through the Ages Before the Revolution

Before the Revolution cotton grew in Virginia and nearby regions for handmade cloth. The South now dominates world cotton, with India second and Egypt third, Britain historically a top fabric producer. From early growth to modern scale, America’s cotton manufacturing surged after 1815, with 1810 to 1850 seeing rapid gains in output and capital, while refined cottonseed products found varied uses in food, lubrication, and agriculture.

Virginia United States India Egypt Brazil Mississippi Valley Great Britain England America New England Samuel Slater Pawtucket R. L

Rock-Snake Attack Cited From Tang Weera Adventure

In a Central American woods tale, Cc. N. Bell recounts facing a ten to twelve foot rock snake while paddling a canoe. Bell strikes at the creature, it drops into the bow, two men fall overboard, and the snake pursues as the party dives and shouts in fear.

Cc. N. Bell Central America Pitpan Mr. Bell Ghter

Savage Seri Indians of Tiburon Island Threatened

An expedition led by Charles Meadows prepares to conquer Tiburon Island home to the Seri. The tribe, long resisting outside rule, faces possible subjugation or extermination as Meadows holds a provisional grant from the Mexican government.

Tiburon Island Gulf of California Mexico Prns Charlea Meadows

Trickery in Vermont Inn Lists Sparks Rivalry

A Northern Vermont traveler recalls a feud between two taverns over guest lists published by a local paper. One inn added a drinking trough with a book and pencil, revealing travelers who stopped for a drink. The paper prints weekly tallies under Those who have stopped at the Spofford Inn during the last week are.

Vermont Spofford Inn

Fish flour from drying Norwegian catch proposed for America

Norway’s fisheries produce much surplus fish and a drying invention creates fish flour easy to transport and rich in nutrients. The idea suggests a new profitable American industry. In U S census data one person in forty owns a telephone, while San Francisco reaches one in twelve.

Norway America United States San Francisco

Pretty postmistress escapes death in tale of cure

Thousands suffer systemic catarrh causing cold extremities headaches and heart palpitations. The ad claims Peruna and Manalin remove the root cause, detailing Alma Cox of Orum South Carolina who credits the remedies with relief after years of illness and multiple doctors.

Peruna Mise Alma Cox Orum 5. C

Monopole Brand Canned Goods From Oregon Packers

A fragmented ad notes that Sonopole and Monopole canned fruits vegetables spices baking powders and similar goods are produced by a single U S packer Wadhamserr Bros Packers Portland Oregon with a blue and gold embossed label and available through grocers.

United States Wadhamserr Brog Packers Portland Oregon

Engagement Breakoff Cited by Family Objection

The Philadelphia Record reports the engagement between Hardup and Miss Gotrox was broken off after Slobbe cited objections from her father's cook to any further additions to the family.

Blobbs Hardup Miss Gotrox Philadelphia Record

Cryptic Mint Exchange Echoes In Fractured Dialogue

A garbled dialogue fragment from a printer's error features lines about value and chemistry, mentioning mint, bullion, and price. It reads like a damaged script with scattered names and phrases, making precise interpretation difficult yet hinting at a transactional exchange and safety notes.

Kostique Chatterton Admired By Rimer

Philadelphia Record reports Kostique Chatterton committed death by his own actions. Rimer questions what there is to admire in him and names Kostique as the poet in question.

Rimer Mr. Kostique Kostique Chatterton Philadelphia Record

Small Sierra Leone University Claims World Size Record

The Foura Bay university in Sierra Leone is described as the world smallest, with only 12 students and five professors a few years ago, highlighting its tiny scale and limited staff.

Foura Bay Sierra Leone

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