Do You Wish the Finest Bread and Cake
An advertisement asserts Royal Baking Powder is purest and strongest, free from alum and ammonia, claiming it makes the best wholesome food. It promotes Royal Baking Powder Co. of New York at 100 William Street as a trusted brand.
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Mystery of Graslov Chapter X in Tomsk
Nesterov plots vengeance from Tomsk while Jansky tightens grip with torture to probe a American visitor. Vladimir Paulpoff vows revenge after Mamma Paulpoff is killed over a mystery linked to a Graslov medallion. The chase tightens as authorities target the American and Vladimir.
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Tam
Perm
Mamma Paulpoff
Japan
Papa Paulport
Jensky
Paulpoff
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Papa Paulpoff
Mamma
Order of the
The Orange Girl and the Stage Dream
Kate Brewster chooses her own path to fame despite George Germond's pleas. When his life unravels he hides a pistol as Kate returns, lends him ten thousand dollars, and supports his ailing wife. She forgives but the lovers never wed, ending in a quiet, altered fate.
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Girl saves Milwaukee train with red flannel petticoat
Sioux City reports 12 year old Elsie Schlosser of Greenville Indiana halted a westbound Chicago passenger by waving her red flannel petticoat across the trestle. The act earns her a gold medal or cash reward. her family history links to a woman who saved a life with the same red garment.
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L. B. Beardsley
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Elsie. Schlossser
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Frank J. Schlosser
Chicago
Frank Schlosser
Elsie
May Liens
Lulu Liens
Schlosser
Hoosierisms and Small Town Tales Rise in Indiana
Monroe county quarry owners cleared twenty five thousand dollars last year while Orleans town still lacks electric lights. The Progress editor jokes about the plant investor’s handsome returns. J D Cox praised as a happy father after a nine pound girl birth in Shirley. Frankfort Daily Crescent reaches sixty two years with Bayard Gray at the helm. Mrs Anna Ellsworth and Joseph Whambaugh share a mishap with a milk-filled bucket up a hill, ending with clothes loan.
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The New Baby and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
The text argues that a healthy baby depends on a strong mother and claims Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription strengthens mothers, reducing pain in birth and aiding nourishment for the nursing child, promoting healthy feeding and happiness.
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Dr. Pierce
Actor Harry Woodruff's Pullman misadventure on way to Philadelphia
Harried by a pulled sleepover Woodruff, ex actor and Harvard man now with Miss Crosman's company, misses his stop in New York. After a pluck from a porter and a door lock mishap, he reaches Mott Haven yards and finally boards a ferry to Philadelphia with the troupe.
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Quakertown
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Yassir
George
Mott Haven
Grand Central Station
Pullman
Winer
Haven
Pennsylvania
100Th St
Seventh-St
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