Royal Baking Powder Ad Claims Pure Clean Baking
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder for no hand mixing no sweat, promising perfect cleanliness, high facility, and sweet healthy food with pure, healthful results.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1905
Page
5
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder for no hand mixing no sweat, promising perfect cleanliness, high facility, and sweet healthy food with pure, healthful results.
On a crowded car Miss Wheeler greets Larrimore as he boasts about a library book and a clever plan. They banter about virtue and fate, tease about a country visit, and promise a future meeting while stepping back into the night under a starry sky.
A curious dialogue unfolds around a priceless edition as Larriomore and Miss Wheeler discuss its allure. He longs to own it, while she hints at fitting taste and ownership, praising the volume yet wary of possession and mood altering powers.
The article notes Sweden's new premier, born in Norway, taking office amid Europe’s watchful eye. It mentions King Oscar's abdication in favor of Crown Prince Gnally, and outlines the premier’s career from lawyer to shipowner, with past roles in finance and government.
A garbled OCR fragment questions a colonel's stance on running for Congress. The incomplete text shows quotes about possibility, certainty, and prior involvement, but lacks clear names, places, or dates to anchor a full news item.
Essay argues motherhood elevates feminine duty while opposing political exploitation and broad rights. Critiques include framing women’s liberation as damaging to family stability, warns against commercial beauty cycles and gendered consumer norms, and laments societal neglect of mothers and children amid political bargaining.
Snapshots by The Newspaper Enterprise Association staff photographer depict Easter fashion on New York streets. Figures showcase green silk outfits with trimmed bodices, pale ribbon hats, brick trimmed spring suits, and fashionable sleeves. Accessories include a dog-bone purse, gun metal ball, black hats with ribbon, and green white checked coats. Designers hint at white linen collars and new trims, while green hats with pink rose accents complete the smart ensembles for urban pedestrians.
Report details an April election for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Candidates include Mrs Charla V Rathmann, Mrs Sternberg, Mrs J F Lippitt, Mrs Donald McLean, Mrs Thunsett Alger, and Mrs Caecena Hurcowa with Mrs Purane poised to rally support.
The Prince of Monaco, famed for avid studies of ocean depths, supports the Musee Oceanographique in Monaco. Born in Paris 51 years ago, he is a sportsman and patron of the arts while overseeing princely finances with a debt free realm.
Only ten survivors remained from the pallbearers at Abraham Lincoln's funeral. Among them were former congressman from New York and a Pennsylvania delegate to the national legislature, both noted Republicans and Democrats respectively. The funeral committee chairman was Senator Charles Sumner.
Fragmentary Detroit Tribune passage shows a distressed tramp arguing with a citizen. Sparse readable words suggest interruption and a heated exchange about proper questioning. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
An appeal from Mrs. Bf. Mummers of Notre Dame Indiana promotes a free home treatment for rheumatic and neuralgic pains. The notice claims the remedy cleanses the blood, eases the joints, brightens the eyes, and restores energy, urging sufferers to write for proof and trials.
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