Royal Baking Powder Economy Claims Quality First
The Royal Baking Powder makers emphasize quality over cost and state their product, made from royal powder, offers fair pricing and lower cost than similar brands while maintaining high standards.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
2
The Royal Baking Powder makers emphasize quality over cost and state their product, made from royal powder, offers fair pricing and lower cost than similar brands while maintaining high standards.
An old style advertisement for Royal Baking Powder Company located at 100 William Street New York. The brief notice presents the brand and address in a compact business card format typical of period newspapers.
Accra to Crass Coton reports Sir Frederick Marieheil Hodgson, governor of the salons, arrived after a siege by rebellious tribesmen near Kumassi. He calls his escape the most marvelous on record, crediting secrecy of route. Accompanying warriors weakened by starvation subsisted on plantains. Lady Hodgson shared dangers and privations.
A field report notes Easton defeated Berlin in a baseball game at Ocean City. The item lists local officials and incidents including a painter Elmer E. Lister killed by a railroad train near Port Deposit, and a fire at Cumberland Cement Works estimated at $100000. It also mentions educator changes in Cecil county, litigation actions, and local political figures.
The Brevard editor recommends Chamberlain's Diarrhea Remedy as a trusted medicine after twenty years of use. The piece notes relief often comes within six hours and urges keeping a bottle handy at the onset of symptoms. Also mentions another kidney remedy and Harper whiskey as favored products in Frederick Maryland advertising.
A household article describes the housekeeper preparing shelves with fruit preserves and jellies for winter. It notes scarce pineapples, currants, raspberries, and gooseberries, with mentions of red cherries, blooms of blackberries, huckleberries, peaches, beets, string beans, and gardeners canning produce. The piece forecasts a busy next month for preserving activities.
George M. Fisher of Hagerstown announced his independent bid for Congress in the Sixth district. He runs a cigar shop in West Franklin and needs 400 signatures, already surpassing a hundred. His platform includes a 10 hour workday, veteran pensions, opposing government by injunction, and rail safety limits.
Westervelt, secretary treasurer of Dime Savings Bank, was jailed after charges that he altered a withdrawal check from Pauline Reube. Examiners estimate defalcation range between 40,000 and 44,000 dollars with investigation continuing. Married, he offered no comment to police. Two other incidents include a deadly ice-train wreck near Paradise Valley and a man killing his wife and shooting himself in Allentown after a dispute over alimony.
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