Baking powder claims no alum lime or phosphates
A baking powder product asserts it contains no alum lime or phosphates, highlighting its chemical composition as free from these traditional additives.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
5
A baking powder product asserts it contains no alum lime or phosphates, highlighting its chemical composition as free from these traditional additives.
Wish April Thomas Froman of Dionne has been advised that the late supreme court upheld a lower court ruling granting $6,000 damages against Mr Ayars of Downs for malpractice. Froman claimed Dr Ayars set a broken leg improperly causing further injury. The suit sought $20,000 for damages, with the outcome partly varying in the appeals. The case was heard in the supreme court by Dr Ayars.
Lady Dockrell was elected chairman of the Blackrock Dublin Li Yan council and is married to Sir Maurice K Dockrell. She previously served as vice chairman for several years and has long shown interest in public affairs.
A guide on porch vines discusses soil enrichment with cow manure or bone meal, drainage, and choosing plants. It mentions Dutchman’s pipe, wild grape, trumpet vine, silk vine, and clematis varieties for shaded, fragrant verandas and ruins, highlighting blooms and resilient growth.
A fragment describes a Siamese princess in court dress and mentions royal guards, the king's right to nominate a successor, and the harem system. It notes jealousy among royal ladies and the hereditary crown, with concern over future matches and positions offered to mothers' daughters.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a portable remedy for constipation and indigestion. It likens the product to exercise for the bowels, claims it avoids purging, and warns against other laxatives. The copy touts a Six Tablet Vest Pocket box for 10 cents stamped CGC.
In a seaside hotel Madge Blake flirts with Harry Le Mar and Georgie Blake. A jewel exchange ends with Madge discarding a chrysoprase ring after false engagements surface. Georgie learns the truth and reclaims Madge as husband, while Cora Willis is revealed as the other involved party.
Aunt Polly's Corner presents an Easter dessert a nest of pink eggs made with blanc mange and gelatine, plus a child friendly menu of quick soups, sandwiches, stocking repair tips, and stain removal advice. It covers whimsical kitchen ideas, sewing guidance, and practical hacks for young families.
A fragment from The Townsman contemplates the pull between rural escape and urban belonging. It contrasts blossoms and birds with the lure of shop windows and city life, ending with a wistful note that home remains the city for the author.
A fragmentary column reports elephants that escaped during a break in services at a Cincinnati church several days ago. The text then wanders through assorted remarks about discipline, moral guidance, and local chatter, plus gossip on public figures and a brief Washington gossip item.
An amateur gardener and carpenter can build a low cost hotbed using a sash and four boards. Fill with warm stable manure, cover with light soil, and wait for bed temperatures to reach 70 to 80 degrees. Plant seeds in pots or boxes set into the bed, keep soil moist, and shield from strong sun while allowing light and air as seedlings grow.
An OCR fragment recalls a boastful line about wealth and carriage life. It mentions a girl named Tes and a mother figure, framed as a personal recollection or rebuke. The reader should interpret context as inconsistent and partially garbled.
The body of French aeronaut Paul Nacquet was found in marshes near Amityville after his balloon was located on Long Island shore. Nacquet, a noted author and sculptor, had faced tough conditions during the landing trek and was possibly despondent.
Readable recipe fragments describe cheese folded into crated cheese and milk soaked bread for croquettes, eggplant halves with cheese sauce using noir and butter, and steps for making potato cakes with cheese, onions, and cayenne pepper. Instructions are garbled but indicate assembly of fried eggplant with cheese topping and baked or fried potato cakes ready for serving.
A compact portrait lists Bublet-Sohn Alarander Dowin as a central figure and notes Elijah turning over in a favored sport. It catalogs preferences across domains including a cleaning fish tank, a book titled Tha Palsr Prophet, a mother Eddy as a favorite author, Hunary Joe as a favorite artist, Zion greeninas as the favorite fruit, Slippery elm as a plant, The Springboard as a vehicle, brass as a preferred instrument, and Olly Gammon as a historical favorite character.
Marie Carlos, once a Paris society figure, lived in two rented rooms at 288 West Twenty seventh Street, moved to the United States after financial reverses, and died amid starvation and torment. The Italian widow, aged 48, reportedly had nine children who died and carried on under distress after losing wealth and status. Neighbors say she spoke French and English, with papers suggesting Paris and Rome connections and a French army officer husband. Her landlord, John Schreiver, found her in a distressed state, later hearing cries and discovering her incoherence before authorities intervened.
A violent scene unfolds as a woman raves and hurls a Hebred lamp at a man, missing him and smashing the wall. Police from Callahan Kelly and Whaidberry arrive after a half hour struggle, restrain her with a strait jacket, and take her to Bellevue as officers seek her suspected friends.
Special to the Sam. The seventy sixth annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints will convene in Salt Lake City on Friday April 6. The church was organized at Payette years ago next Friday. The most important business will be filling the vacancy in the apostolic quorum caused by the death of Apostle M W Merrill. The new apostle will likely be announced from the Tabernacle during the conference, typically on Sunday April 8. Attendance is estimated at about 10 000 visitors over three days, including nonmembers who come for low railroad rates and shopping.
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