Beaming Powder From Royal Baking Powder Co
Beaming powder advertised as produced by Royal Baking Powder Company of New York.
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Royal Baking Powden CO
New York
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1907
Page
5
Poker Pot Breaks as Aces Beat Three Jacks
In a tense poker game, Sheehan and Rankin pressure the amateur boy who clings to three jacks. Rankin finally calls, revealing two aces to beat the boy’s hand, and Sheehan’s calm mask conceals a victorious smile. The crowd’s bets rise as the pot collapses.
Treasures of American forests cures and remedies
A long promotional notice extols medicinal plants in American forests and lauds Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York. It promotes Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve for blood purification ulcers and general healing, plus Favorite Prescription for women and Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden
Dr. Pierce
Neta
Rankin Executes Double Play in Casino Plot
In a tense scene Rankin manipulates a young gambler then reflects on the sting of deceit. A boy loses his own money and Rankin warns him to stick to penny ante. Rankin then seeks out Sheehan, chalking up a wary satisfaction as he heads toward the back room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Kiddo
Rank
Sheehan
Unpleasant Mannerisms and Good Breeding Standards
A Philadelphia Bulletin piece lists small habits as signs of breeding. yawning with open mouth, interrupting others, close face while speaking, toothpicks in public, loud private talk, constant questions without listening, and pushing in crowds. It argues these annoyances reveal character and can be cured with persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Chestnut Cakes and Frozen Pudding With Fruit
Sifted chestnut cakes fry to serve with turkey. Freeze fruit pudding by scalding milk, arrowroot and sugar, folding in egg whites and cream, then flavor with vanilla and optional rum or sherry, ripening before serving.
Fay Templeton Quits the Stage in May
Fay Templeton, a leading stage star, will retire after the current net tour and settle down as a married woman. She wed William J. Patterson, a Pittsburg manufacturer, about a year ago. The couple plans to live at a country home near Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fay Templeton
Miss Templeton
William J. Patterson
Pittsburg
Cooperative Store Aimed to Ease Washington Cost of Living
In Washington on April 16, 1900, 35000 government workers plan a cooperative department store to curb rising living costs. The project will sell goods at market rates with profits returned to members, a 10 percent sinking fund, and an appointed manager. Dr A Patton is president and G W W Hanger vice president, with other officials in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Washington
D. C
England
Australia
Army and Navy
Civil Service Co-Operative Societies
London
A. Patton
Treasury Department
Socilety
G. W. W. Hanger
Department of Commerce and Labor
Remember the Birthdays Let the family celebrate special days
The Pittsburg Press urges remembering each birthday with small joys. Plan an out of the ordinary meal or treat, buy shoes or school books, or offer a story book or skates. Host a party or excursion if possible, or invite a neighbor child to play. Surprise elevates the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Press
Lady Smokers Abroad Embrace Cigar and Pipe Habits
A London cor respondent reports that American women living in Europe increasingly adopt tobacco use, lighting cigarettes in cafes and restaurants in Paris, Berlin, and beyond. The piece notes fashionable women carry cigarette cases, claim smoking calms nerves, aids sociability, and even helps courtship while European norms drive this trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Russia
Roumania
Hungary
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Kidney Health Benefit
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as strengthening kidneys and purifying blood to improve health and clear complexion, asserting improved skin condition when kidneys are weak or torpid.
Prize defines mollycoddle in public contest with $1 000 000
A public contest offers a $1 000 000 prize for the best definition of mollycoddle judged by a committee of prominent citizens. The clock will strike six and definitions will be submitted. Rockefeller Harriman and Henegers could not serve. The prize amount and many humorous entries are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
E. H. Harriman
Hen &Egers
Aone
H. M
J. FE
J. W. OF
So She Stops Playing In Lexington Wheatfield Item
A fragment notes a girl choosing to stop piano playing and being hugged. It mentions Lexington Oregon Wheatfield and a Chicago professor supporting fairy tales. The piece jokes about a married man and a Carnegie claim that millionaires lack laughter. References a Joe Bailey race with four white horses.
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Tne
Lexington
Ore
Wheatfield
Chicago
Joe Bailey
A New Shade Ferre d Egypt in Panama street fashion
A description of a new yellow shade named ferre d Egypt gaining popularity this season. The smart street wear uses Panama fabric for the costume with a yellow background cross barred with deep brown. The outfit features a short pleated skirt and tight fitting basque coat with hat trim and tortoise shell sticks completing the look.
New York Teachers Seek Salary Increases in Legislation
Several bills before the New York legislature aim to raise teacher pay. The plan sets starting salaries of 840 for women with 72 annually increases to a 12 year maximum of 191.74, and 1000 for men with 120 annual raises to a 12 year maximum of 2440.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johns Hopkins Admits Women to Graduate Courses
Johns Hopkins will admit women to graduate courses marking a shift in women’s education. They will not be eligible for the doctor of philosophy degree at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins
Easter Bonnet Wins City Treasurer Race in Kansas City
Miss Tiera Farrow won the city treasurer election in Kansas City defeating Miss Avis Chadbourne. A clothes contest was debated but expense reduced the rivalry to a pledge of one new bonnet per candidate. Farrow, 2, a graduate of an Imeal law school, is described as pretty and capable.
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Tiera
Farrow
Avis Chadbourn
Avis Citadbourn
Ester
Misa Farrow
Kansas
Bennet
Miss Farrow
Imeal Law School
Fashions for Children Highlight Guimpe and Tunic Styles
The article cites Harper's Bazar noting girls under six favor guimpe styles with pleated fullness and boys prefer Russian blouses and tunics worn over knickerbockers with a loose belt. It mentions minimal belted dresses, balloon sleeves, and materials like butchers linen and cashmere for warm frocks, with smocked yokes on gingham and Hamburg edging on white sundressаяs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Hamburg
Men Oppose Women Bill Sparks Teacher Salary Debate
The White bill in New York could raise teacher salaries by 6 million dollars and bring equal pay for equal work. Women in the schools accuse men of sowing dissensions by warning tower-erade teachers they will not benefit and may be harmed rather than helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ure Tower-Erade
Danger From Infection In Tenement Flower Workshops
In tenement factories the danger from infection is extreme as artificial flowers made in such workshops use silk stems wound by babies, often children of diseased parents. The article warns parents about the risk of diseases like consumption to their children and highlights the awful reality of the unsafe production conditions.
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Fred L. Boalt
Hoyle
DR. A. Patton
Rome
Sun
Vreetor
Andrew Carnegie
College
Helen Armstrong
The
Central Christian Church
Will Bestin
Amstead
Indianapolis Gas Company
Kansas City, Kas
Tiera Farrow
Fashions For Children
D. H. Loomis
Philadelphia Medical College
Toledo, D
Ieber Drug Co
Claypool Hotel
Bidg
Indianapolis, Ind
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