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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
2
A Canadian Manufacturers' Association review finds no new Klondike discoveries for over a year. Dawson remains crowded with would be workers, yet the 1900s outlook shows gold production may fall from 24 million to about 14 million dollars next year.
Washington dispatches outline a planned demonstration against friars in Manila’s walled city. Instigated by the Federal party, Liberals feared anti friar meetings. A letter to Acting Governor Wright urged protection for friars as the event was scheduled for Sunday, Sept 27, and authorities avoided trouble with full safeguarding.
Cardinal Gibbons suffers kidney trouble and is under a physician's care. Father Edward I Mitchell, his attending physician, said last night that improvement is expected but hinted an operation may be needed to cure the ailment. The cardinal's cold has greatly improved after several days.
National League games saw Philadelphia defeat Chicago 4–1 in game one and 7–4 in game two. Cincinnati beat Boston 5–2 and 4–2 in the two games, while Brooklyn swept Pittsburg 5–3 and 0–3 in the doubleheader. St Louis edged New York 2–1. American League results list Boston over Chicago 9–2 and Cleveland defeating Athletic 23–1. Detroit 1–0 win over St Louis-Washington game noted with travel delays. A bicycle trip account mentions illness and Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. A vendor advertises the remedy’s availability.
A Milwaukee woman Mrs Helen Blau reports that Wine of Cardui saved her from a life of suffering and improved her health. The testimonial describes how the tonic boosts wellbeing for women across rich and poor communities.
A reader voice laments aging and exhaustion from April to September and blames overwork. The letter promotes Victor Liver Syrup as a cure all for liver and blood diseases and related ailments, claiming broad benefits from dyspepsia to malaria and female troubles.
A paternal voice extols a remedy for crying infants and teething trouble. The advertisement promises Victor Infant’s Relief, paired with Victor Liver Syrup, as the best medicine for restless, puny, nervous babies and colic, diarrhea, and teething distress. The copy appeals to mothers and husbands alike, citing devotion, worry, and the desire for a plump, laughing babe.
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