Uneeda Biscuit Ad Claims Perfectly Baked Soda Crackers
National Biscuit Company proclaims Uneeda Biscuit as perfectly baked crackers kept fresh. The advertisement emphasizes quality, freshness, and long shelf life for a mass market snack.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
11
National Biscuit Company proclaims Uneeda Biscuit as perfectly baked crackers kept fresh. The advertisement emphasizes quality, freshness, and long shelf life for a mass market snack.
The Plaza reports Miss Charlotte Greenwood of the Burnham Greenwood troupe delivers awkward yet captivating movement on stage showing acquired grace through acting. Her performance draws capacity crowds as bargain matinees gain popularity. A giant humpback salmon weighing 154 1 2 pounds was caught near Anacortes and noted as a record catch.
Maus Winston's soothing syrup has been a trusted remedy for over sixty years used by millions of mothers for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. The advertised product softens the gums relieves pain and is claimed to be harmless.
Secretary of War Stimson and General Wood spent a busy day at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio to review drills inspect Leon Springs grounds and discuss expanding the post by land purchases. The visit included a polo interlude and a reception for local officials and military officers.
Mary Anderson and her husband Antonio de Navarro travel in the United States. The famed actress, once retiring twenty two years ago, appears youthful. In New York, Madame Navarro plans to attend rehearsals for Art of Allah by Robert Hichens, with whom she collaborated.
Loss of appetite signals declining vitality and energy, a warning for those needing to stay active. The traditional remedy recommended is Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional treatment.
The daily routine of the Arab is simple and well ordered. He rises at daybreak and loads his camels, then rides four to five hours before his first meal of dates. In the afternoon he travels until night, supper is warm bread with onion or dates. Bread is made by kneading coarse flour and water over a large fire, then the dough is baked in hot ashes.
Charles V. Johnson, chief clerk of the Texas Department of Insurance and Banking, finished a digest compiling all current insurance laws. The booklet will be printed and distributed free on request, including attorney general rulings and opinions to date. The piece notes Greek letter fraternities total about 400,000 members in colleges nationwide, tracing origins to the 1750 Flat Hat Club at William and Mary with members such as St George Tucker, Thomas Jefferson, and Edmund Randolph.
The district supreme court in Washington hearings today on motions by AFL President Samuel Gompers Vice President Mitchell and Secretary Morrison for dismissal of contempt proceedings. Counsel argued the prosecuting committee failed to answer defendants contentions. Assistant notes include a Town Topics exchange about asking a suitor to call.
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