Prices Cream Baking Powder Ads Warn Consumers
The article urges buyers to check labels on baking powder cans to know ingredients. It warns against powders containing alum and promotes Dr Price's baking powder as free from alum.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1912
Page
11
The article urges buyers to check labels on baking powder cans to know ingredients. It warns against powders containing alum and promotes Dr Price's baking powder as free from alum.
Two ladies, Mrs Cole wife of Major Cole and Mrs Baker wife of Major Baker, were honored guests at a tea hosted Monday afternoon by Mrs A Armstrong. Pink carnations adorned the rooms and added fragrance to the fine furnishings as guests were greeted by Mrs Armstrong and the honorees.
Mr P J Schardt president of the National Association of the Railway Mall visited the city for two days. The piece notes unusual selections of Christmas ecards, both imported and domestic, by DAN & PARK & COMPANY located at First National Bank Building.
Stopping at the Pialna Mr Seohardt an official of Wosy Han held conferences with clerks and addressed a Saturday library meeting. Mrs D Robinson of Hebron Neb and Mrs Tom Smith of Pasadena visit friends and plan California and Nebraska trips. Royal Sallabury returns from Upton Wyo with news of his father in improving health. Christmas travel and university ties appear as Miss Clara Dodds returns from Montana to Lincoln.
Prairie newspaper review praises Atlas Week's entertainment including the Little Orchestra overture and Mme Busse's performing poodles. Report highlights Indy singer Miss Fafack and dancer, plus the big act featuring Hugh Lloyd. Audience notes the striking pictures and theatrical harmony throughout the performance.
The Rose Maid by Werba and Luescher comes to Capitol Avenue theater for a one night engagement on Friday December 13. The production features lavish scenic work in a Ostend hotel setting with massive sets and colorful costumes. Perle Bart Ida Von Tine Juliette Lange Henry Coote Edward Gallagher and others reprise roles from the New York run as The Nose Maid.
A letter praises the bounding wire act and the performers in town. The writer notes the stars, the audience, and the inviting invitation to return. It mentions Mins Murray selling tickets and the best seats in the house.
Beginning this morning at 9 o'clock the twenty third reunion of the Scotish Rite Masons runs four days with an acquaintance luncheon at noon for members to meet candidates. A Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection convention starts, degrees conferred, and Rose Croix chapter and Cheyenne Council events follow with multiple degree conferrals through Thursday ending with degrees up to the tenm.
At 11 oclock the twenty ninth degree will be conferred and at 2 pm the thirtieth degree. Thursday evening the fourth apartment will be held with special music. Friday morning at 9:90 the Wyoming consistory holds a special convention and at 10 oclock the thirty first degree, then at 1 30 pm the thirty second degree. A reception and dance Friday evening at the Temple invites all Masons who have attained the fourteenth degree and their ladies. Special music features the consistory choir with Mrs T Blake soprano Harvey A Connett contralto Edward B Treat tenor T Blake Kennedy baritone and Verling K Hart organist.
A chronic dyspeptic shares that Chamberlain's Tablets have given more relief than any other medicine. The testimonial notes the speaker W. G. Mattison of Hornellsville New York endorses the product and says it is sold by all dealers. Infantile paralysis is reported among Eskimos in Alaska.
An unusual import and domestic Christmas cards are noted alongside a promotion for DAN S. PARK & COMPANY and First National Bank Ride. The text questions Andre de Fouqui eres’ plan to persuade dressing in French fashion amid lingering American prejudice against corsets and hoop skirts with frock coats.
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