Calumet Baking Powder Endorsed for Merit and Strength
A vintage advertisement praises Calumet Baking Powder as a wonderful powder of rare merit and unrivaled strength, highlighting its superior baking performance.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
3
A vintage advertisement praises Calumet Baking Powder as a wonderful powder of rare merit and unrivaled strength, highlighting its superior baking performance.
The Philadelphia Press recalls an exchange after Bishop Horstmann of Cleveland visited Archbishop Ryan in Philadelphia. Horstmann describes Ohio weather as severe. Ryan quips that it is only breezes from the Poles in his native city.
A brief cartoonish exchange shows Weary Walters arguing against doing two things at once while Sunny South counters with a two tasking quip. The dialogue highlights a playful debate on multitasking.
The advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach sickness bile liver and blood issues. It cites testimonial letters from Buffalo and New Jersey patients and promotes tablets and pellets as aids, emphasizing non alcohol content and lasting effects.
Gladys visits with her mother and two maiden ladies. When asked to sing after dinner the older women refuse politely. The child quips that she will become an old maid too, in a playful exchange about politeness and expectations.
Report by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers lists vict or Bailey Hallock calf weaner Tobias Clementson DULUTH draft equalizer Peter Geyerman pneumatic nailless horseshoe Simeon F Pierce boiler furnace and other inventions from Francis Burge Julius Dobberstein Norman La Clair Josepho Offerman and more. A long rest coming quoting a humorous exchange about Jack's medical diploma in the same paper.
A reflective line notes that true comfort in love comes only after experiencing it multiple times, suggesting wisdom grows from repeated emotional trials. The statement implies a maturation process where affection deepens with repeated relationships.
Portrait of Dr J H Rindlaub, noted specialist in Fargo North Dakota, practicing eye ear nose and throat care. The ad contrasts worldly values with wisdom, noting no universal display for bargains and the fleeting nature of booze and brains.
An 1886 Toledo notice swears that Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and offers one hundred dollars per case not cured by the remedy. It asserts the product acts on blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials. The ad lists J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as sellers with 75 cent price and recommends Hall's Pills for constipation.
Nordy notes the senate acted promptly in 1814 as Butts recalls. The British set the building on fire, a detail reported by the Houston Chronicle.
The wife tells George she has written a check for what she needs and asks him to sign it. The exchange shows a domestic financial disagreement centered on funds and approval.
Advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. Emphasizes customer patience as a virtue and features E. W. Groves on each box. Price five cents.
Frederick Busche reports severe scalp humor and hair loss improved by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after failed remedies. He notes complete recovery and continued use, signing from New York City.
Dauber begs Mahlsticque for a worthless fiver and receives a crisp six dollar bill supposedly of no use. Mahlsticque insists the note is useless to him, yet Dauber returns minutes later in a fury, realizing the loan was misjudged and irrational.
In Toledo March 27 Henry T Lewis a prominent dentist at 607 Sumit street shares a personal recovery from long standing kidney trouble. He credits Dodds Kidney Pills with a rapid improvement in about two weeks and a full cure. He warns early use prevents Brights disease diabetes dropsy gravel or rheumatism. The ad ends with a quip about marriage.
A grocer hires a clerk after a brief test, instructing the applicant to recite the weights table and proceed to work without delay. The exchange shows the employer’s decisive, no frills approach to filling the position.
An extract from a letter by P H Rynhard of Starbuck Manitoba outlines a 480 acre farm bought for 12000 in 1903 that produced 2973 bushels of wheat and 1200 to 1300 bushels of oats and barley on 200 acres. The land value increase plus product value yields over 25 percent on investment, with other neighbors showing similar gains. The Canadian West is attracting home seekers with reports of fertile soil, mild climate, fat cattle, and strong agricultural prospects. Government agents note record inquiries about literature and railroad rates to Western Canada.
At a Washington dinner party a circle of leaders failed to name all twelve apostles. Debates over Peter Bartholomew Timothy Nicodemus and others reveal confusion about apostles versus disciples, underscoring the value of Sunday schools.
A World War veteran writes from Oakand California praising Peruna as the best medicine for kidney and bladder catarrh. He says extensive doctor visits failed, while Peruna cured his pains and left him confident in its value. He cites widespread veteran cases and offers free medical guidance from Dr. S B Hartman.
A Brooklyn Eagle profile recalls Oliver Hendrickson, a longtime Hempstead resident famed for his horse affection and veterinary quips. He teased owners, predicted outcomes, and kept wives calm about illness, boasting he could cure most horse ailments but feared a horse founder end as a blunt pun.
The passage portrays a Russian soldier as self restrained and practical, preferring quiet order over showy bravado. It cites incidents from sieges and campaigns, including a wounded man worrying about a cloak and an artillery sergeant delaying a bomb throw to spare a sutler, illustrating steadiness under danger.
An English prospector portrays Sudan natives as keen sportsmen and quick learners who treat skinning accidents as jokes. He notes vast tribal variety, strong men with thin legs, and women as beasts of burden. He praises hospitality, respect for visitors, and Sheik leadership guiding travelers between villages.
A northern New Hampshire judge living near the Canadian line owned a Magalloway area camp and hunted. Peter Morrell, his French Canadian guide, advised him to place a notice in the paper after Morrell’s wife left him. Morrell drafted a notice that cited the judge as “Peter Morrell” and claimed his own wife left him, a humorous misprint that read as a boast.
An untitled poem attributed to Thomas Moore speaks of avoiding life’s waste, cherishing friendship and love, and seeking happiness through simple pleasures to endure life’s hours. It reflects on joy, the risk of deception, and the solace of companionship.
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