29 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
1
Mrs. N T Rogers joins new subscribers at The Standard office. Local events include lodge elections, magician Germaine act, dance of Thanksgiving season, church notices, weddings, and travel notes. Several residents travel to Cincinnati Indianapolis and Evansville. Pendleton and Rushville references appear with civic and social updates.
Memorial Day program for B. P. O. Elas at Hazelrigg on Sunday December 1 at 2 30 p m features William's orchestra over ture solo by Prof Will Huckleberry prayers by Rev Bartlett lodge ceremonies address by Hon Jos E Bell trio with Mrs Will Woodfill Mrs Cassius Hamilton and Will Monfort solo by Mrs Will Woodfill with accompanist Mrs Robert Montgomery and benediction by Rev Bartlett
Miss Lou Cook remains housebound on North Ireland street this week as about forty members of the Christian church visited Rev. and Mrs. A L Chapman. Revs Kenady Van Buskirk and Capt A P Bone spoke with Bone the orator of the evening. The group presented Chapman with a donation of the corn of the realm and wished the couple a safe journey and a happy home at Buttle.
The text argues that alum powders are unhealthy and contrasts them with Royal which supposedly contains no alum, is pure, healthful, and best for food. It urges readers to protect their families by avoiding alum baking powders.
An archival listing notes the Royal Baking Powder Company located at 100 Williams Street in New York. The item presents a brief business address notice without additional context.
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