Royal Baking Powder Endorsed for Digestibility
Physicians note a quality in Royal Baking Powder that makes food more digestible and wholesome. They endorse and recommend it based on this peculiarity.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
5
Physicians note a quality in Royal Baking Powder that makes food more digestible and wholesome. They endorse and recommend it based on this peculiarity.
Local notes show numerous visits and relocations among residents. C W Harris, G K Campbell, Mrs Worstell, Mrs Lutie Crippen, E A Dutton, Dr and Mrs CU White, and many others are listed visiting Columbus, Parkersburg, Coolville, Athens, and other towns. The column also records arrivals, departures, and small social events.
The following pupils have neither been absent nor tardy Ralph Armitage Walter Porter Mari Calvert Susan Scott.
The university music department presented The Little Tycoon at the opera house on Thursday. The performance drew heavy attendance and praise for first time soloists and a well drilled chorus. Due to illness tenor Merritt was replaced by McVey who read from the score and performed exceptionally. The mixed college town orchestra played creditably. Miss Louise Higgins offered a between acts dance that was well enjoyed.
A recital will be held Monday evening March 14 in the college auditorium. The musical department of the university has prepared an excellent program for the event.
The English department hosts a public debate this evening in the auditorium at o oclock. The question asks if twenty years of trade union history show a general national detriment. Affirmative speakers are Alvin Ketcham and F M Porter. negative are T M Smith and G D Miller. Orations by W B Cripps A D Carr and F S Crooks. Judges are Dr William Hoover Prof Frederick Treadley and L G Worstell.
An evening show in the college auditorium Thursday March 17 is hosted by the Ladies Aid of the Christian church. Prof Steudiey presents stereoptical Switzerland views and Mrs Minnie Miller performs child impersonations. The Nordica Ladies Quartett sings. admission is fifty cents with fifteen cents for students.
The piece promises a magicians and Aladdin themed show with luxuries and light and shade enhancing mood. Audiences are invited to this high class vaudeville act at the college auditorium for the benefit of the high school library on Thursday March 17 with reserved seats and a 25 cent price.
Marriage licenses listed for multiple couples across Athens Nelsonville Clyde Luling and Mineral. In Springfield a colored man Richard Dickerson shot Policeman Charles Collis, was captured a mob but taken from county jail. He was killed by gunfire and his paramour wounded. A telegraph message for troops arrived but the mob acted first.
Serene Lodge No 479 of the LO O F notes the passing of Brother John Wise on February 15 and expresses deep sympathy with his family. The lodge votes to drape its charter for thirty days and to spread the resolutions in the minutes, with copies to the bereaved family.
An advertisement claims EASY TASK SOAP is a pure white soap made from cocoanut oil without resin or alkali. It contrasts with ordinary cheap yellow soaps and urges readers to buy a 5 cent bar at grover’s.
The United States is among about a dozen of sixty three nations that do not operate postal telegraph parcel post or postal savings systems with the mail service. The system is described as greatly inferior to those of England France and Germany.
Mr. Brayn notes in interview that Mr. Hearst is among those worthy to be nominated. He adds a generous tone that Hearst would likely appreciate.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh as a constitutional disease and works through the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad promises one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and directs readers to contact F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. The piece shifts to a second note about Monsieur Banua Vanilla claiming to have removed obstacles to the Pavama canal construction and questions the use of the term immediate.
Yorktown Ark February 20 Leland Williamson M D cites kidney disease as common and praises Dodd's Kidney Pills. He recounts a case of A H Cole four years old with kidney pain fever and pus in urine, treated with water, purgative and Dodd's Kidney Pills, improving in three weeks and returning to farm work in four. Dr Williamson notes over twenty years of practice and endorses the remedy.
Daily March 1 to April 30 2004 Union Pacific sells One-way Colonist tickets from Missouri River terminals Council Bluffs to Kansas City with varied destinations and prices. Rates include 20 to Ogden Salt Lake City 22.50 to Spokane Wenatchee 25 to Portland Astoria and many California points. Chicago and St Louis lines offer lower tie-ins. Contact W H Connor G A 55 Last Fourth St Cincinnati for full details.
These iron beds are built to last with sturdy materials and neat finishes. Priced at $2.50 with higher quality options available up to $20, and even bed sets reaching $820 for more elaborate, durable designs.
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