Breakfast Luncheon Biscuits With Royal Baking Powder
A short recipe notes small biscuits to pair with a meal. Use Royal Baking Powder for best rise. Bake just before serving while hot with butter honey marmalade or jam.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
5
A short recipe notes small biscuits to pair with a meal. Use Royal Baking Powder for best rise. Bake just before serving while hot with butter honey marmalade or jam.
A mysterious lace handkerchief becomes the turning point as Dr Fane and his companion face a crisis. She recalls his quiet devotion and chooses love over pride ultimately aiding a child in need as the carriage nears home. The moment seals their bond in the fading winter dusk.
William L. Elder offers 446 lots to the United Brethren church in Indianapolis to raise a college fund. He promises 315000 in real estate and 40000 in buildings if the lots sell, with several months expected to complete the disposal. A SUN reporter learned Elder asked for another visit, hinting March or April as possible progress.
Washington December 6 Representative Jenkins of Wisconsin introduced a bill in the house to stop newspapers from publishing death by own action details. The bill bars use of mails for such reports and limits coverage to the bare fact of death by own action. Punishment includes a $25 fine and up to 90 days imprisonment for offenders.
A historical ad lists products like Rough on Rats and Roypgh on Rnts claiming to eradicate cockroaches ants and bed bugs in two nights. It touts combined internal and external treatments and warns against poison exposure. The copy uses outdated spellings and promotional language typical of period pest control notices.
An advertisement extols Wells Hair Tone as a premier tonic restorative for gray hair. It claims quick color restoration with quarts priced at 1.60 and a dollar size prepaid on receipt, urging readers to order from Wells, Chemist, Jersey City.
William Almstead 18 son of a prosperous farmer near Evansville was arrested on suspicion of aiding an incendiary ring. He confessed Friday to burning four barns, destroying livestock and grain, driven by a fascination with watching property burn.
The Athos family five acrobats and gymnasts from Moscow Prussia will headline. This first American season promises remarkable feats with straight work and no alleged comedy. Carroll Johnson, Will M. Cressy Blanche Dayne, Alice Raymond, Bessie Girard and ventriloquist Charles E Colby with Alice Way among features. Castelart and Hull will close the bill.
A proposal outlines a plan for a balanced bill focusing on fiscal prudence and social goals. It discusses core components, funding sources, and oversight measures to ensure fair distribution of resources and accountability. The sketch invites input from stakeholders to refine priorities.
Robert Mantell will stage his second annual engagement at the Park next week with two performances daily after Monday. He will present The Dagger and the Cross, Monbars, Lady of Lyons, The Face in the Moonlight, and other familiar works, drawing fans with his romantic acting and stage magnetism.
The Rose Sydell burlesque company, favored by Empire patrons, will return Monday for a week long engagement. The program opens with a comedy featuring the entire company, well staged and handsomely costumed. A strong specialty lineup follows with varied acts.
The new Japanese play Ihe darting of the gods was staged in New York this week and, by all accounts, is a notable debut. Critics praise its bold themes and expressive performances, signaling a strong entry for contemporary Japanese drama in American theatre.
The Belasco group promotes a multi season production with Blanche Bates as star under Belasco and Mrs Lesle Carter at the Belasco theatre. Richard Mansfield draws praise for Brutus with scenic splendor while Johnstone’s street quarrel in Cleveland earns chatter. Vaudeville acts face cuts to please cautious managers and Boston’s Keith house cited as a model of clean, high class shows.
Jerome, New York district attorney, heads a raid on the Canfield Farrell gambling house. Canfield and Farrell, wealthy hosts to eastern gamblers, vow to contest the raid as illegal and allege warrantless entry. A million dollars is reportedly set aside to fund the court fight with top lawyers engaged.
In Manitoba cold snaps claim more lives than heat waves, a Pisgah firm will make gum based health food called gum bo, and Chicago Tribune executive Edward S. Sheridan plans four months of Pacific coast relaxation. A Hartford City professor found his razor dull due to his wife paring corns with it, while Anderson hosts an indoor baseball team.
In Range Texas on Thursday night an attempt to assassinate the Roeder family failed. Mrs Roeder was shot through the body and is expected to die while her husband was wounded in the arm and their son injured in the right shoulder and chest.
Sioux Falls South Dakota reports that George Baer, an Indian, was hanged Friday for murdering John Shaw and Edward Laylee. He walked to the gallows without a quiver and remained composed until the last. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
Ee E Reese dentist moved to room M4 in the Newton Claypool Building known as The Sun Place. Advertisements note year for sale at three cents a word.
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