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Royal Baking Powder is made of pure crystal cream of tartar and is beyond all question as to wholesomeness and strength. The most economical to use.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
5
Royal Baking Powder is made of pure crystal cream of tartar and is beyond all question as to wholesomeness and strength. The most economical to use.
In western Nebraska on a May forenoon, Brookman Webber is fired on by nine mounted Indians from a grove along the Loup Fork while searching for stray stock. Wounded in the leg and shoulder, he holds a defensive position outside a two room ranch as Mrs Moss aids him and the attackers crouch in a ravine, until aid arrives and Webber bags several assailants with a Winchester.
An old retail health ad promotes Cascarets as inexpensive sickness insurance for constipation and indigestion. It touts a West Pocket Box, 19 cents, with guidance on usage and warnings to ensure you buy genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets stamped CC.
Three pursuing Indians approach a house while Webber and Mrs Moss defend the doorway. Webber fires at the threats, while Mrs Moss shoots from a window wounding one attacker. After a half hour of fighting, Moss and his man arrive, the attackers retreat, and the wounded Indian is killed. Webber’s calm defense is hailed as historically notable.
A well dressed man buys a caine based catarrh cure at a drug store. He sniffs cocaine, laughs, and staggers away as the clerk warns of the devil’s grip. Physicians note rising cocaine use with dire consequences, citing street use in Hell’s Kitchen and the habit’s deadly toll.
A garbled transcript shows a lawyer and witnesses debating a candidate for public office. The dialogue touches on marriage, money, and social rules as a Western man and various officials are questioned about opinions and conduct. The piece weaves humor with political and social drama, including references to a bridal suite and a minister.
Fragmentary diary entry notes Pee care by dun dani today. Mentions Hetle pops Jalee, complaints, and seeking Ango AvayIn. Mentions astral farewell and Towerplane. Buesteign plans evening. References Pegidur closing book.
Special to The Sam from Orville Ohio reports William C. Taggart, cousin of Capt. Elmore Taggart tied to the recent Taggart divorce case, has left for Los Angeles to make that city his future home. He previously appeared in a related Wooster summer matter and now relocates, signaling a new chapter beyond Ohio.
A burglar entered the Tacoma home of Dr. T. F. Smith and, while stealing, beat Myrtle Young who slept and spoke in her sleep. He fled after firing the lights, later pursued in Loganport where Oscar Pritchard caused a hotel blackout and was arrested and fined.
The Crown Prince Olaf of Norway, son of King Haakon, arrives in Christiania with his father and becomes the talk of the town. He travels with his governess, drawing crowds, praise, and curious speculation about his future role and life among Norwegians.
An old advertisement extols Malta Vita as a perfect food aiding nutrition and health. It claims Malta Vita is made from clean ingredients including malt extract and barley, with a pure manufacturing process, stating the product is easily digested and sweetened without extra additives. It notes price and availability from grocers.
A detailed description outlines a stunning afternoon gown featuring black lace trimmed with yellow Mech lin over black taffeta with chiffon veil. The design includes a flowing skirt with three narrow ruffles, a belero jacket with Mehiln lace, lace sleeves mounted on mousseline, and a yellow Tuscany hat with a turquoise plume and pink rose accent.
A pair of earrings prompts talk among ladies at a bridge party, noting Mrs Crawley’s single pearl earring style and economical fashion. The column also warns women about celluloid diaries and matches, advising care to avoid damage to celluloid objects.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate liabilities losses recorded, with some losses unadjusted awaiting further proof. Mentions legal reserve and additional reserve. No coherent figures or entities clearly identified in the readable text.
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