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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1900

Page

10

Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Help for Women

Readers are urged to contact Mrs Pinkham for guidance on female ailments. The lettered anecdotes claim relief for life changes, hemorrhages, bladder issues, fertility attempts, and menstrual pain after using the remedy. The ad asserts letters are answered by women and touts thousands helped nationwide.

Dean Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Alix Foster Cascaderks Oregon Mra. Pinnnam Jin E. Pinkham Geo. H. June de Kalb Ave Brooklyn N. Y Prinkham Lydian Pinkham Dean Mra Nina Cass Iton Mara Pinknam

Prices Show Upward Tendency Despite Labor Strikes

Bradstreet's notes general trade irregularity from anthracite coal miners strike and iron trade wage disputes. Despite mixed activity, staple prices rise, dry goods and millinery move large volumes, boots and shoes strengthen, and cotton goods show confidence. Grain damage in the Northwest and Chicago buying push wheat up nearly two cents. total U S wheat and flour shipments for the week reach 3,595,857 bushels versus 4,655,982 last week. Business failures total 153 in the U S and 21 in Canada, below prior week.

Bradstreet Northwest Northwestern Chicago

Pacific Coast Trade Prices in Seattle Markets

Market report lists onions, hot house lettuce at 1 dollar per crate, new potatoes 15 dollars per ton, beans and squash values, and assorted vegetables. It covers butter, cheese, poultry, meat, wheat, flour, hay, millstuff, and dairy products with price ranges for each item across local and regional sources.

California Puget Sound Washington Graham Walla Walla Valley Oregon Fancey Creamery Young America Wool—Valley

Gold Fever in Melbourne Drove Wild Wealth Fables

Pall Mall Magazine recalls Victoria’s gold rush era with tales of champagne bottle games, “jewelers’ shops” pockets, and lavish excess. The piece notes £12,600,000 earned in eight years, daily £400 winds, and a drunken pandemonium as diggers squandered riches.

Solomon Golden Point Klondike Melbourne Caligula Victoria Pall Mall Magazine

Provident Bride Saves for Wedding Tour in Silver Dollars

A Philadelphia Record item tells of a young lawyer in the Girard Building who learned his fiancée, a German Town woman, practiced economy. He funded courtship with gifts until a stock loss. she delivered 256 silver dollars for their planned wedding trip, now spared.

Girard Germantown Philadelphia

Prisoner Sings Free After Voice Sways Police

A Desplaines Street prisoner, jailed for disorderly conduct in ragged clothes, is released after a captain hears him sing My Old Kentucky Home. The singer refused to identify himself, then thanked the captain and departed. identity remains unknown. A second item reports a science note on a cock with head spurs appearing burned, loose and unconnected to the skull. An Atchison man with twelve children reportedly starved to death at his dinner table as the deaths followed.

Desplaines Street Kentucky Chicago Chronicle Atchison George Cireece Prince George Crete King George

Peruna Promises Relief for Women’s Ailments

Many women, weary of life and plagued by irregularities and fatigue, find hope in Peruna. The ad argues pelvic mucous membrane weakness causes many ailments and claims Peruna cures by addressing the root cause, lifting mood, improving complexion, and restoring strength.

Peruna

Trans-Siberian funding eyed for American manufacturers

Russia plans to spend 100 million dollars more plus 40 million already paid to complete and equip the Trans-Siberian road. M Houitsky, a vice minister, in San Francisco, says much of the immense sum will flow to the United States as Russia intends to patronize American manufacturers heavily.

Russia M. Houitsky Prevent San Francisco

Mechanical Resuscitation Device Promises Life

A Paris Academy of Medicine project by Professor Laverde and M. Mouchel introduces a new automatic tongue traction device to revive suspended subjects. It stimulates breathing during cases like crowning, lightning, electric shock, and suffocation, potentially saving lives where standard methods fail. Also notes on catarrh and temperance rooms in the army context.

Profesor Laverde Academy of Medicine Paris M. Auguste Mouchel

Croquet Sill Popular Resurges on Country Lawns

Croquet regains favor as tennis and golf demand more time and vigor from women. The sport, once thought out of fashion, returns on many country lawns where hoops and wickets replace former nets as a relaxing pastime. The Earl of Lopetown receives the Order of the Thistle, the smallest of the three great knighthoods, with sovereign, British princes, and 16 knights in the order.

Inventure Active in Patents for Engine Aids

A survey notes vigorous patent activity among inventors especially for machines aiding mathematics. It claims the most applications at the patent office are for improvements on aiding machines. Also mentions plans for future canals linking Atlantic and Pacific and various other items from health ads to royal anecdotes.

Cure Eczema with Hood's Sarsaparilla Says 1890s Ad

An old advertisement claims skin eruptions including eczema and pimples stem from humors and digestion. It asserts drying medicines are dangerous and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a permanent cure, citing testimonials from J. G. Hines and Alvina Walter among others.

Hood J. G. Hines Franks Thor Alvina Walter Algona

Philadelphia license court judges oppose saloon side rooms

The judges of the license courts in Philadelphia declare their opposition to saloons having side entrances and upstairs rooms to accommodate women. The remark notes the moral stance and a quip about a young man taking his first drink.

Philadelphia God Heaven

No External Symptoms Tells Blood Purifier Story

An advertisement notes blood may be in poor condition with no outward signs such as eruptions or sores. It describes symptoms like weak appetite poor digestion and nervousness and claims S S S helps rebuild nutritive blood. A testimonial from J F Dury of Viceton Missouri cites wife’s improvements after using the tonic.

S.S. S J. F. Dury Viceton, Mo Swift Specific CO Atlanta

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