Breakfast Luncheon or Tea Biscuits with Royal Baking Powder
A brief note explains quick small biscuits baked just before meals. Serve hot with butter and honey marmalade or jam. Use Royal Baking Powder to ensure proper rise and texture.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
1
A brief note explains quick small biscuits baked just before meals. Serve hot with butter and honey marmalade or jam. Use Royal Baking Powder to ensure proper rise and texture.
Macon Georgia March 28 Superintendent B Chapman of the Bible system of schools now directs inquiries from rural pupils entering contests for prizes offered by the board of education Macon Fair Association and the University of Georgia Teachers and officials plan fair distribution of prizes ensuring equal opportunity.
Otto C. Heggen of Des Moines Iowa asks the president to annul his naturalization claiming the Constitution was misread He was told no statute allows renunciation and the executive department cannot act suggesting he seek court relief via Nexson
A Cary Maine postmistress reports Dr King’s New Life Pills are the best remedy she has tried for stomach liver and bowels wellness. The purifiers promise renewed life and are guaranteed by W J Smith and Bro and H R Palmer and Sons druggists.
Fulton county grand jury indicted Mrs. Willie Standifer for the murder of her sister Miss Chappel Whisenant, on Friday March 9. Attorneys Westmoreland and Bell plan an early trial in the criminal branch of the superior court, likely within a week or two. Standifer expresses confidence of acquittal.
In Toston Massachusetts on March 28, theatre manager P F Shea seized the vaudeville lions after the Gilmore Theatre engagement ended. The owner refuses to remove them, leaving the beasts in a dressing room and roaring into the adjoining hotel. Shea seeks disposal options as attendance suffers.
An advertisement warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments that can damage smell and overall health. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Care from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as mercury free and orally active. The notice urges buyers to ensure genuineness and mentions testimonials free and retail price. It also plugs Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Georgia voters hear Col James M Smith, the people’s candidate for governor, plans to begin campaigning next month as the primary nears. Supporters from Banner and local figures commend his leadership and say he would reflect credit on the state.
All veterans in Clarke and Oconee counties should apply through the Cobb Delaney Camp adjutant for the Cross of Honor blanks. This is the fourth and last notice to award crosses on Memorial Day, with descendants urged to wait until all living veterans have received theirs. Apply to Miss M Rutherford, Honorary President Laura Rutherford Chapter.
Work progresses at Watsons mill site on a race and dam to develop four hundred and fifty horsepower for a new cotton mill planned by L. F. Edwards of the city. Dam completion is expected in fall. mill building under way, with a capital of one hundred fifty thousand dollars.
An examination of Clarke county tax books shows many African American homeowners and landholders. About 782 colored residents own homes in the county, roughly half of all negro families, with landholdings from an eighth of an acre to 347 acres. Total negro tax returns exceed 320 000 dollars, and 565 city district owners own homes valued just over 200 000 dollars. Horse ownership by district is listed for several communities.
The remains of Miss Edgar Richardson were brought to Watkinsville Sunday night. She was the youngest daughter of Dr and Mrs D J Wehardson formerly of Watkinsville Georgia. She headed the art department at Runsellville College and was beloved by teachers and students. Sir Thomas Lipton plans another cup attempt.
Athens merchants urge improved schedules on four rail lines to boost trade. They argue current times limit in city visits by Northeast Georgia towns, harming business. The Chamber of Commerce will form a committee next Wednesday to press roads for equitable schedules.
The Tax Collector, H. H. Linton, announces registry books are open for the May 8 primary. Voters must add their names at the courthouse to be eligible, with registrations currently low but expected to reach at least eighteen hundred qualified voters in the county.
The annual Field Day events at the University of Georgia went ahead yesterday after a delay due to weather. Athletes performed across events with several top finishes, including Lipshutz winning the 100 yards, Arrendale taking the shot put, Scott leading the mile, and Hatcher scoring in pole vault and 220 yard hurdles.
Robert Trammell, son of Mr and Mrs T P Trammell, broke the bone in his left arm yesterday morning while wrestling at Chili Street School with a fellow pupil. The injury was painful but not serious.
Hon J Y Williams stands for re election in Madison county after one term in the general assembly. He is praised as an able conscientious energetic worker who fought for Madison county and state interests. Sam Jones notes James M Smith runs for fun, warning of a tough campaign ahead.
A testimonial from Ella Off of Indiana describes long months of illness and ineffective treatment before Peruna was prescribed. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges readers to obtain free medical advice from Dr. Hartman and to order by mail if needed. The notice promotes Peruna prices of one bottle for $1.00 or six for $5.00 with prepaid delivery.
The county commissioners plan gypsining and painting several court house rooms. The Tax Collector H H Linton’s former room will become the grand jury room, a new Linton office will occupy the opposite side, and the clerk of court office area is being refurbished. The project aims to improve appearance and convenience.
Valdosta Ga March 28 The Georgia Interstate Saw Mill Association held a large meeting with members from Georgia Florida and Alabama present. Mills reported orders on hand to last about six ty days with prices two to five dollars a thousand above rat price. Demand was urgent and strong but the price committee recommended no price advance. Car shortages were noted as still severe. President Tift was absent. Vice President Conrad presided.
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