Royal Baking Powder Costs Less than Competitors
The notice asserts Royal Baking Powder offers a fair price and undercuts similar brands. It presents the product as a cost-effective choice for households seeking value in baking supplies.
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1900
Page
6
The notice asserts Royal Baking Powder offers a fair price and undercuts similar brands. It presents the product as a cost-effective choice for households seeking value in baking supplies.
Subscribing readers are asked to check the date opposite their name to show how they stand on earbooks. By his easy means, anyone can now see what date his paper is paid, and any error should be reported as a favor to be corrected.
Social and travel notes from Metamora Aug 31 1900 detail visits by Rosa Martin Winnie Gleason and others to relatives in Newpoint and Kingston. Mentions excursions, fairs, and a Rushville fair along with several families moving or visiting areas around Tarkeo Granville Martin and Mae Jackson celebrated with a party. Also notes for sale a folding bed and teaching staff changes at the public school.
A Cham paign Illinois resident C Unger reports a yearlong hacking cough believed to be consumption. After trying many remedies and physician care, one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar allegedly cured the cough and left no further trouble. Alexander & Co. advertises the product endorsement.
St Paul residents report visits and travels from Indianapolis Greensburg Adams and Louisville. Carl Martin and Mrs Pavey are among visitors while out‑of‑town relatives stay brief. A civil war era illness is mentioned with praise for Chamberlain's remedy available at Batterton's Drug Store.
Uncle Thomas Smith is on the sick list this week. John Osting and daughter Mary visit relatives at Sunman. Miss Lillie and Hattie Doles guests of Lillie Redington. Jim Doles and father guests of Clay Doles in Clarksburg. Attended quarterly meeting at Batesville. Grover Redington and sister Jessie guests of Alpha Taylor in Horace. Clarence Osting and Edith Redington attend ice cream supper at Mr Adams. Maud Connelly Stella Douglas Myrtle Jerman of Greensburg guests of Nellie Doles. W A Doles suffered a paralytic stroke Friday while cutting grass.
A customer letter from Le Roy Minnesota extols Grain-O as superior to all other beverages. C F Myers asserts Grain-O is solid grain and benefits health and children's welfare, urging others to choose Grain-O.
A mass convention of Republicans in Marion township will meet at the Lowe school house at 1 180 oclock on Saturday September 1 1906 to nominate one trustee one assessor two justices of the peace two constables three advisory board members and four road supervisors. Precinct committeemen William R Tunker Mally Martin Sim Kennedy invite every Republican to attend.
An advertisement for Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims it cures cuts bruises sores ulcers saltrheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded and lists Grover & Bonner as the sellers with a price of 25 cents per box.
Community notes from Turner’s Corner report new corn crib completion by Clifford Sasser and Harrell Bros drilling a well for J B Davis. Several residents attend a Columbus area farmers fair. Miss Carrie Burney to teach winter school. multiple moves and visits detailed alongside minor incidents and plans for moving nearby farms.
Millheagan reports a social dance at Jorger'sS with guests from nearby areas. Local residents list absences, visits, and small events, including tradesmen, travel, and ongoing concerns. Prices set for farm produce and livestock reflect regional commerce.
A Philadelphia woman, Auntie E Springer of 1125 Howard St, reports Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption cured her chronic hacking cough. She praises its chest relief and improved sleep, urging others to try it. Price 50 cents and 1.00 dollars with free trial bottles at Grover Bonner’s drug store.
Alert reports Burns buying Hill area land and questions about township ticket. Wallace Rogers shifts to bay, Nick Anderson and Frank Emmons tied to area this week. October meeting of GC U church planned. Dr Norton upgrades home with cellar and addition. Ice cream festival at C U church next Saturday to fund repairs. Republican nominees named: Geo C Benton Trustee Bart Jamison Assessor William Small Road Supervisor Third District W M Carr Thomas Shirk Joan Shafer Advisory Board. Foley's Honey and Tar advised for infants to prevent pneumonia or children’s illness. Alexander & Co. mil
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