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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
2
A promotional note for Royal Baking Powder asserts its ingredients are pure and wholesome, aiding digestion. Hygienists and physicians reportedly endorse its use in food preparation, especially for those with delicate digestion. The notice lists Royal Go at 100 William Street, New York.
Philadelphia April 9 The Western Institute of Anatomy University of Pennsylvania received the bodies of twin babies born joined by a broad ligament at the navel. The mother and attending doctor kept the family name private as records are prepared.
The Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Company plans to close its Punxsutawney area mines until next fall, affecting about 10,000 workers including 6,000 regular miners. Non union hiring planned upon reopening with no recognition of United Mine Workers. Also notes Rep. Henderson race as State Senator Cortright withdraws from challenge in Waterloo Iowa.
Washington April 1 The Cuban reciprocity bill sparked a divided House vote as 113 Republicans and 64 Democrats backed the motion to proceed to committee, while 41 Democrats and 39 Republicans opposed. Key speeches followed with Democrats split on invitation to join the United States and a New York Democrat urged a 50 percent reduction for Cuba.
Health claims flood the ad copy hailing Paine's Celery Compound as a purifier, blood renovator, and source of renewed vigor. Testimonials, including a traveling salesman from Jamestown, tout cures for rheumatism, dyspepsia, kidney disease, and impure blood, with bold assurances of lasting vitality despite medical failures.
Fragmentary OCR shows a compact note for Diamond Dyes with terms like durable and economical. No clear date or full product name. Readable bits imply a household dye or fabric treatment claim, suggesting an ad snippet from a mid century newspaper.
A fragment advertises a Buffalo establishment run by Chas. N. Hauer promoting Mint Juleps and Mint Smash as popular bar choices. It touts the proprietor and urges patrons to drop in for fresh crabs and drinks.
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