Small biscuits with Royal Baking Powder
A quick luncheon dessert: make small hot biscuits before the meal and serve with butter honey marmalade or jam. The recipe emphasizes using Royal Baking Powder for best results and suggests serving hot.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
5
The Rajah of Bhong musical comedy tale in New York
A Bowery cook Victor Imlay Collins sails to Bhong becomes Vice Rajah and amid romance and a scheme with pirates and Arabella Breakbone faces a boiling oil law. Marines rescue, repeal saves him, as Mera Mea Moai’s love endures. Debut Friday Dec 22. O'Brien-Fitzsimmons field tonight at Prince's cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Victor Imlay Collins
Bowery
Arabella Breakbone
Victor
Cook
Australia
Bhong
Chicago
Philippines
Boston
Jack Dare
Mera Mad
Arabella Breakdow
Fire Department
Yob
Arabella
Lee High
Mera Mea Moai
Rathbome Sisters Plan Social Meeting Next Month
The Rathbome Sisters held their regular meeting Tuesday evening though Christmas nears. They discussed routine business and plans for a social event in January with elaborate preparations and the next meeting set for a fortnigh later. A Panhandle Railroad passenger engineer was fined five dollars plus costs for speeding through the city as charged by Mayor Runner. Hotelkeepers met in Columbus for the annual convention with a banquet at Hartman hotel planned. The Typographical Union schedules a special meeting Saturday at 7 PM over the eight hour fight. Captain Ford will lecture tonight at the Salvation Army hall on North Third Street, closing three weeks of meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Standen
Standen Hotel
Columbus
State Hotelkeepers
Hartman Hotel
Typos
The
Typographical Union
Capt. Ford
Salvation Army Hall
North Third Street
Dresden Tragedy: 18-year-old Miss Keyes Dies By Arsenic Poison
Miss Gladys Keyes, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Keyes, died Tuesday night in Dresden from self administered arsenic poisoning. Authorities note no clear motive and family grief follows the incident as investigators review the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Gladys Keyes
Samuel Keyes
Divorce suit withdrawn after conference in Roscoe
Amy Snedeker and L L Snedeker of Roscoe ended their divorce action after a conference Tuesday evening. The piece notes five children aged three to sixteen and mentions five chila fees though wording is unclear. Probate reports Warren Giffen granted permission to sell New Castle real estate valued at 720 dollars to J B Renfrew. Public Market reports brisk sales with butter scarce at 2% to 2% cents per pound and eggs at 30 cents fresh, 28 stored. thirty stalls filled. Sick list lists W A Winnebaugh ill at home along with attorney Howard Hahn. F K Wood travels to Albany on wife’s illness. Eloise Beebe home from Glendale College for holidays. O’Brien-Fitzsimmons bout advertised for rounds tonight at Smith’s Smoke House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Snedeker
L. L
Snedeker
Roscoe
Warren Giffen
Adonis Giffen
New Castle
J. B. Renfrew
W. A. Winnebaugh
Howard Hahn
F. K. Wood
Albany
XN. Y
A New Orchestra Forming in Coshecton
A Coshecton musician announced plans to form a concert orchestra of twenty to thirty players and intends to present a grand concert soon, seeking the names of twenty musicians for the ensemble.
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Sowder CO
O’brien-Fitzsimmons
Prince's Cafe
Jersey
California
Florida
Malaga
Sanborn
S. W. Snyder & Son
Pan‘handle Railroad
Runner
Webel
Wabé Ash
Court House
Eloise QC
Beebe
O'Brien-Fitzsimmons
Shrisley
S Smoke House
John Blum
Siegrist & Williams’ Drug Store
Coshocton
Verlaine
Ransom’s
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
China
Rockers
Main St
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