Calumet Baking Powder A Rare Merit Powder
Calumet Baking Powder cited as a wonderful powder of rare merit and unrivated strength in promotional copy describing its superior leavening power and quality for baking.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
7
Calumet Baking Powder cited as a wonderful powder of rare merit and unrivated strength in promotional copy describing its superior leavening power and quality for baking.
Senator Hemenway recounts a political campaign incident in Iowa where a pompous former legislator tried to push through a crowd of locals at a side show. A burly man stopped him and declared, I represent the people, to which the crowd member replied We folks here are the peepul themselves.
A sixty year old veteran aged sixty from Richmondale Ross County Ohio reports over thirty five years of severe eczema all over his body including head. After trying many medicines and government board exams with no cure he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent twice each and claims complete recovery. July 17 1905.
A Milwaun kee Sentinel snippet notes a conversation about Gertrude bearing private reasons for staying unmarried. The exchange implies a personal perspective seen by an observer rather than a disclosed statement from Gertrude herself.
Advertisement copy touting Lewis' Factory Peoria Illinois as the cigar brand with the richest binder and most satisfying smoke offered by the dealer network.
Fragmentary line remarks a man who spoke of fine words and parsnips in a broad scope, attributed to a jolly source. The sentence presents a humorous, misaligned quotation without definite event, person, or place details.
Child teething aid claims to soothe gums reduce irritation and relieve colic. Advertisement notes 2c a bottle and markets the remedy to parents seeking comfort for infants. The text reflects a late era patent medicine style with limited details on ingredients or endorsements.
A Baltimore Herald note states a girl’s discovery of a peer’s album reveals tension between families over a father’s debt. The incident highlights rivalry and social friction in the community, with implications for reputations and relationships.
A colorful line from Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben remarking that poverty is less a hurdle than the skill of paying bills and being a ladies’ favorite. The nugget captures a social witticism about practical savvy over money.
In a Chicago scene a man crawled under his auto and admitted he cannot fix the issue. He explains he knows what ails the machine but lacks the means to repair it.
An abrasive quip about the average young lady and kitchen dress appears alongside a remark about a “grins man” claiming Solomon level wisdom. The Samville context notes humor and social commentary in a brief column snippet.
An Alpena Michigan woman describes paralysis and nervous distress after childbirth improving after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The letter cites dizziness heart flutter and fatigue resolved after two boxes with ongoing stamina for seven in the household.
The article notes Russia dominates Indian kerosene imports via Bombay with 17 million of 22.5 million gallons in 1904 06 valued near 2 million dollars. It cites rising Dutch Borneo Burma oil competition and US plans to refine and transport to meet Russian, Borneo, and Burma rivals. A 570 mile Baku Batoum pipeline cuts freight costs and could boost Russian exports by over 500 thousand tons annually, challenging US producers to respond.
This year 12 000 pounds of choice tea will be shipped from the sole western hemisphere tea farm located at Somerville C. In face of insurmountable odds and with aid from the U S government the Somerville farm now competes with tea from China India Formosa and Java. It proves home production can enter competitive tea markets despite labor questions.
Mrs Wouldbe Swell recalls driving cows to pasture for guests while her husband jokes about rubber gloves masking who washes dishes. The dialogue appears in the Detroit Free Press column.
Quoted dialogue from Chicago Journal showing a parental spanking scene with a mother and father debating a lesson for their son and a remark about where the boy’s mind is situated. The excerpt captures a tense domestic exchange.
Mr. Ferguson vents in indignation at Laura over a ruined safety razor. Norah attempted to slice potatoes with the tool for about half an hour before relinquishing the effort, claiming it is of no use.
A new daily train the Los Angeles Limited offers direct service to Southern California via Salt Lake City. It features dining cars meals a la carte observation cars with buffet lounging rooms and library and is electric lighted throughout. Inquiries for sleeping car reservations and full information should be directed to W. G. Neimyer G A 120 Jac Boulevard Chicago Hl.
A Philadelphia restates a witticism on aging wine and men. The joke notes that wine can improve with age only if not consumed too often, turning the saying into a humorous caution about excess.
One hundred dollars reward offered for a cure not specified. Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse F J Cheney with 18 years in business. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as a blood circulating remedy with testimonials and 75 cent bottles. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A fragment from Meggendorfer Blaetter presents a dialogue where a father refuses to provide a dowry while the suitor offers to love the daughter for herself. The exchange highlights a practical constraint versus romantic commitment in a social setting.
Instructions recommend washing cane on both sides with warm Ivory Soap suds and drying in the sun. The process cleans the cane and causes it to shrink slightly, improving appearance and making it more resistant.
A shorter newspaper quip contrasts depth and ease in reading suggesting that lighter books are harder to endure. The Louisville Courier Journal frames the idea as a witty critique of literary depth versus reader stamina.
The product Garfield Tea is advertised as a blood purifier with no superior, described as a natural herbal composition that cleanses the system and cures liver and kidney diseases, constipation, and sick headaches.
The excerpt contains a quip on Brenk and his wife and a joke about planning for a rainy day. It also notes product quality of Lewis' Single Binder stout and mentions a Peoria Illinois factory.
A witty quip contrasts an old maid with a bachelor girl as a difference of opinion. The remark reflects social views on marriage and independence.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with claims to soften gums reduce inflammation ease teething pain and cure wind colic priced at 25 cents per bottle.
The article extols Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription and Dr Pierces Golden Medical Cure for a range of female ailments, stomach and blood issues, and chronic diseases. It highlights honest labeling, glyceric extracts, and absence of alcohol or habit forming drugs, with Buffalo New York as contact. It notes Dr R V Pierce can be consulted in Buffalo and promotes Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
The Chicago & North Western Railway reports the Wind River Shoshone Reservation lands in Wyoming will open August 15 1906 by joint congressional action. Rail construction toward the reservation border is advancing rapidly and likely to finish soon. Also described is a Brittany bridal feast butter structure adorned with guests inserting coins on sticks.
Mrs Laura Sullivan of Bluff and Third Streets Marquette Michigan describes back ache dizziness and swollen limbs then relief after using Dean’s Kidney Pills. She states she was cured after using about half a box and continued to finish the course. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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