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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1900
Page
7
The text promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for uterine and ovarian troubles, kidney issues, ulcers and tumors, unusual discharges, back pain, and related derangements of the female system, claiming prompt relief and restoration of health and happiness.
A sprawling, opinion rich column reviews player salaries, management hopes, and newspaper ethics in early baseball. It praises Andrew Freedman and Mr Brush, notes Ruse’s adjusted form and indomitable spirit, and recalls legends like Phelan and Poutt while detailing league politics, player mobility, and the public’s appetite for coverage.
The Return of Amos Rusie stirs baseball fans who question if the famed Giants pitcher can regain his peak form after a year away. Bill Jones recalls Rusie as a marvel in his prime, noting his dominance and the high value placed on him, even as Meekin fell from favor with Breton.
Harry Steinfeldt seeks to fix McPhee at second for the Cincinnati team amid a heavy contract, while Pitcher Clarke Griffith of Chicago urges players to quit the business for their own good. Veteran umpire Tip O’Neill says he is done with baseball and umpiring, citing the paltry pay of minor leagues.
A fragment from a reading page highlights Miss Alice Brown’s Tiverton Tales and the May New Lippencott debut with her April Showers. It also mentions the American Monthly Review of Reviews May issue, political reforms, and a mix of travel, health tonics, and consumer notes including Allen’s Foot-Ease and Japanese tea promotion.
Chile and Bolivia agreed to declare Araca province Tara paca a free port amid talks on an inter oceanic canal. The note notes potential price implications and mentions Nalts Catarrh Care as a separate internal matter. Vesuvius activity is increasing with observatory instruments agitated.
Fragmentary clippings mention fourteenth plague deaths at Port Said and several at Alexandria, Turkish indemnity talks in Washington with a delay, and a headline about a British column advancing to relieve Mafeking. Also noted are ads for Dropay dropey specialists in Ausata and a claim about a Russian land purchase at Port Chin Nin.
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