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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

12

Calumet Baking Powder Promises Real Economy

An advertisement argues true economy in baking comes from avoiding failures. Calumet Baking Powder is touted as unfailing and uniform, preventing waste and guaranteeing success. It cites two World's Pure Food Expositions declaring Calumet the least baking powder made.

Chicago Paris France

Kidney trouble cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills says Fleenor

Mr. R B M Fleenor Otterbein Ind says after 25 years of kidney trouble and bladder inflammation he found relief using Dodd's Kidney Pills two boxes restored his health. He praises the remedy and recommends it to others. Ad notes 50c per box and requests mail for Household Hints music and recipes.

RB. M. Fleenar Otterbein Ind R. M. Fleenor Dodd Mr Fleenor Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo George Davis 23Rd St Vincennes Dean Mr. Davis Doan

Plagiarism Question Sparks Playwright Joke

A fragment shows a discussion about a plagiarist and a joke played on a playwright. Jill explains the plagiarist is a man who pranks a playwright, while Bill questions the concept. The dialogue hints at literary deception and humor in theater.

Bill Jill

Wilson Honored By Fine Parade On Avenue

Woodrow Wilson rides to his inauguration as ex and current chief executive, reviewed by Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, with 300000 Washingtonians cheering along crowded avenues. National Guard, regulars, cadets, veterans, civilians, and Indians in war paint parade past the Capitol to the White House and a night illuminated by electric lamps and fireworks.

Edward B. Clark Washington Woodrow Wilson Princeton Pennsylvania Avenue United States Capitol Posses W. W. Wether- Spoon United States Army Navy Yards West Point Naval Academy Annapolis Army Infantry Signal Corps National Guard Albert L. Mills San Juan Hill General Mills Militia United States War Department New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Maryland Virginia Georgia Maine North Carolina Grand Army of the Republic Union Veteran League James ©. Stuart Chicago Robert N. Harper Civic Forces Taamany Boston Philadelphia Baltimore United Hunt Clubs Sion Taft Wilson Essex County Roday Marshall Bacon United States Senate Black Horse Culver Military Academy Indiana Guard of Honor Marshall Ad White House Leonard Wood Capitol Grounds Roosevelt William H. Taft America Jefferson

Is Robing a sociable sort of chap at breakfast

A Kansas City family scene unfolds at breakfast during a rainy spell. The devout father gives grace and a grandchild heckles him about praying for weather while the paper notes a bride who struck dumb after leaving the altar.

Kansas City Grace Mrs. Jones Mr. Jones

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