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The readable fragments form a cryptic personal note with references to kin and affection. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, places, or dates to establish a full news item or identifiable subjects.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
6
The readable fragments form a cryptic personal note with references to kin and affection. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, places, or dates to establish a full news item or identifiable subjects.
Claims wide success in easing female troubles with a herbal remedy. Cites testimonials from Minneapolis readers and a large file of letters alleging health restoration, surgery avoidance, and renewed vitality through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Oregon educators celebrate a grand prize in the state educational exhibit with 18 gold medals and 14 honorable mentions across many schools. The awards recognize broad district achievements including Albany, Portland, Salem, and Eugene institutions along with universities and academies.
In Junction City on October 9 a group of ladies met at the Commercial club room to organize an auxiliary to the Commercial Club. The constitution was approved, adopting the name Woman's Improvement Club auxiliary to Junction City Commercial Club. Officers elected were Mrs N L Lee president Mrs M P Corbin first vice president Mrs L M Latzbach second vice president Mrs A Cheshire secretary and Mrs M T Cook treasurer.
Eugene readers are urged to treat back pain and urinary trouble as kidney-related. Do not ignore symptoms, risk of diabetes or Bright's disease looms. Mrs. G Lester of Eugene testifies the pills eased her pain after a short course. Sold by dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the same Doans take no other.
Detroit defeats Pittsburg 7 to 2 to capture their second championship ball game. Batteries for Detroit were Donovan and Schmidt with Camnitz, Willis and Gibson behind them. umpires Evans behind the bat and Klem on the bases.
George Meyers, wanted for murder in the Eckhart case, surrendered after ten days on the run. He told deputies he acted out of nervous fear and requested time alone while in custody. Indicated he will be arraigned in Circuit Court soon and will seek a fair trial.
Los Angeles on October 11 reports President Taft arriving amid California welcome. He meets Chamber of Commerce and heads to San Pedro to review the bio government breakwater project. Sister Dr. Edwards helps host two day stay with a grand Shrine Auditorium dinner featuring extravagant decor.
Dr Beardsley visited from Eugene to treat John Carlile’s injured son. Gretchen Walker began teaching in Fir Grove near Elmira. Frank L Condon leaves for Eugene to lead Bethel school for eight months. Oakland schooner arrives from San Francisco for Oregon and California Lumber Co. Fire at Acme damaged building after gasoline explosion. Robert Graves killed at Columbia mine cyanide plant in Sumpter. burial details follow. Florence West reports.
A tense baseball summary shows no runs through the innings with a double play and fumbles affecting Pittsburg. Delehanty, Wilson, and Moriarty contribute at key moments as Detroit and Pittsburg each strand runners and fan out on outs. Final frame features Wagner snagging a hit and stealing third before the final out.
A promotional letter touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a universal remedy for stomach, kidney, and heart issues with a no fix no pay guarantee. The seller offers free advice and a 90 day trial, inviting readers to request a prescription by mail and to pick up from a local druggist.
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