Calumet Baking Powder Ad Claims Health Safety
A rebuttal argues that a circulating attack on Calumet Baking Powder is an adver tisement by rivals. It asserts the product meets pure food laws, disputes rochelle salt residues, and notes a $1000 reward for any health-harming substance found in foods made with Calumet.
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Calument Baking Powder Company
Baking Powder Trust
Missouri
Union
Calumet
Trust
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Rochelle
Salta
United States
A. Warner Shepard
Brooklyn
Right From Headquarters A Nebraskan Boy with Bellyache
A Nebraska boy, who had eaten many green apples and suffered colic, was asked by a kind man what ailed him. The boy replied with groans about a bellyache, while the man and onlookers expressed concern, reflecting a scene of concern and curiosity.
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Nebraska
Pella Barbers Agree on Evening Hours and Rates
The undersigned barbers of Pella Iowa announce daily closing at eight o’clock p m except Saturdays and present a price schedule including hair cutting shave shampooing and beard trimming. The plan, effective May 14 1906, is signed by Frank De Reus A P De Reus J Sterrenberg and John Hollebrands. Also listed is a 140 acre farm for sale twelve miles from Pella with fenced cross fences first class buildings and pasture at 875 per acre. For details contact P H Stubenrauch Pella Ia. 10
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Pella
Iowa
Rena
Uada
Frank de Reus
A. P. de Reus
J. Sterrenberg
John Hollebrands
P. H. Stubenrauch
Randolph Geological Collection Displayed at Jordan Science Hall
Mr H E B Randolph of Webster City was in town last week and displayed his geological collection in the north room on the first floor of Jordan Science Hall. The exhibit forms part of a large and varied assortment personally gathered by the collector.
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Webster City
Jordan Science Hall
Rummage Sale At Central College Women’s Aux Continues
The rummage sale by the ladies auxiliary of Central College continues with bargains in men’s clothing hats ladies shirt waists and assorted household goods at very low prices. Don’t miss this opportunity. Come Saturday May 5 all day.
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Aux Mary
Central College
Diptheria Strikes Sully Child. Schools and Churches Closed
In Sully, a one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Holdsworth died last Tuesday from diphtheria. The mayor ordered closures of public schools and churches and urged strict home confinement for children. Authorities are using all means to prevent spread of the disease.
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Sully
C.O. Holdsworth
Local notices mix of visits sales and travels
An OCR fragment lists numerous names and towns with visits to Oskaloosa Knoxville Des Moines and Ottumwa. It notes Vanderpol sales and curtains, a new bank sign in Knoxville, court activity in Knoxville, and residents like Miss Cornelia Soetens and Mrs. Julia Bousquet-Wood traveling or visiting relatives. The piece also mentions weather, a cantata planned for May 18, and locals preparing for upcoming events.
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Benjamin
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Pella, Iowa
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Randolph Geological Collection
Diptheria
Tedbury
Grimes Jim
Stephen Stringer
van Spanckeren
Henry van Vark
Prairie City
G. Vanderzy
Knoxville
Cornelia Soetens
W. G. Vanderploeg
Oskaloosa
W. N. Johnson
Des Moines
Vanderpol’s
L. Kruidenter
H. Viergen
W. Brahm
Hattie Cox
N. J. Geaman
Oskalooga
Addyville
Mie
Josie
Klyn
Otley
Niel
Durham
C. ©. Caves
Sharon Land
Sipkema
Thomassen
Martin Ver Steeg
Lou de Vries
Jessie Pearson
Ottumwa
Battenberg
H. Rietveld
John Carson
H. de Gooyer
Citizens National Bank
William van Dinter
Vanderpol
BE. RE. Roorda
George G. Gassi
District Court
van Reais
Billy Bootsma
Newton
Anns van Houwelnge
el ‘Paso
Texas
Albert
Miss Haass
Pauline
Julia Bousquet-Wood
Epedta
Pittabug
P. G. Gaass
Paul Synhorst
Jelama
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