Mrs Austin Buckwheat Cake Promises Old Fashioned Flavor
Mrs Austin claims her buckwheat cake will appeal to lovers of the good old-fashioned flavor. She emphasizes traditional quality and urges readers to try her buckwheat cakes.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1906
Page
10
Mrs Austin claims her buckwheat cake will appeal to lovers of the good old-fashioned flavor. She emphasizes traditional quality and urges readers to try her buckwheat cakes.
Forecast warns of legal risk and quarrels but promises a strong money year for those with a birthday on this date. A child born in 1908 is described as rash yet business savvy and likely to rise quickly, while another born in 106 is marked as careless but may marry well if female.
President Charles Murphy of the Chicago National League club wrote to National Commission chairman August Herrmann protesting managers scheduling series of games in spring before the regular season opens.
Ernst Keeler, a well known auto driver in record events, was killed yesterday afternoon at the Point Breeze track when his Ollamobile was struck by a flat car driven by Scutter on the back tab. The accident occurred late in the day.
One of the Orpheum show features at the Grand will spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Irze W. Sloan and Mrs. Alice Sluad. The plan highlights local entertainment figures visiting prominent residents for the holiday.
Amusements page previews the Alcazar Beauties company under Dinkins at the Empire Theater. The program promises elaborate burlesques led by James F Leonard and Billy Hart sr with musical numbers and a large chorus, featuring Sydell and a cast including W. Campbell and Richards and Reyna. Matinees and evening shows address a bustling week of theatricals and vaudeville.
A bustling pageant of acts and attractions headlines Bedford's Hope with dancers, aerials, and illusion acts. Notables include the Egyptian illusionist Crane and a chorus of twenty girls in Paris-made costumes. The program also features Mistresses Cooper, Harvey, Robinsay, Adams, and others, plus musical numbers and comedies.
Society activity centers on Miss Blanch Gimmen visiting Mrs. A. E. Smith in Logansport and guests like Mrs. Fred Johnson and the Snyder couple spending Sundays with friends in Richmond. Several local residents travel to Lafayette and Paris for visits, engagements, and seasonal events including the Dramatic club opening at the Propylarum, a Mikado club dinner, and numerous family announcements with engagements and guest stays.
A resident of the city, Mies Bird Davis of Ma, reportedly died yesterday by hanging, with health issues given as the probable cause. The incident occurred in the city and is being investigated as a possible suicide.
A testimonial from Litits Pa describes severe nervous provocation two years ago. After using Dr Miles Nervine the wife recovered, returning to home health. The ad promotes Miles Nervine and lists the Miles Medical Co. with locations in Mikhart and Chicago.
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