Royal Baking Powder Uses Cream of Tartar
The note urges buyers to choose baking powder labeled as made with cream of tartar and warns that safety lies in purchasing Royal Baking Powder, touted as the best cream of tartar option available.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
3
The note urges buyers to choose baking powder labeled as made with cream of tartar and warns that safety lies in purchasing Royal Baking Powder, touted as the best cream of tartar option available.
The elderly Wabash bottoms resident shares sharp opinions on today’s youth calling them physically fine but intellectually lacking. Captain Smythe recalls Evansville thirty-five years ago with a burned town area and a big homing mill. He traveled to see his son perform as an actor after years away.
Mrs Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie New York praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as the most reliable pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels. Guaranteed by Joe K Smock druggist for 25 cents.
The Carnegie library reports cleaner radiators and warmer reading rooms. New shelf labels aid book finding. Donations include Denver papers sent by M. O. Parks and December magazine gifts such as Century and Outlook for 1904 1905 and Review of Reviews. Number of loans reached 98 on a busy Saturday. Purchases include works on Faust Rousseau education and US history 986-1905 plus Scientific American cyclopedia 35 000 receipts.
A notice in the Union touts a new tonic by Dr Caldwell claimed to cure constipation indigestion liver headache and biliousness. The advertisement promises a pleasant tonic with mild action and offers a 50 cent price and a money back guarantee if it fails.
The Farmersburg Bee reports the eighty sixth birthday celebration of Uncle Sam DeBaun held January 15 1906 at his daughter Mrs Amanda Sherman's home. Letters of congratulations came from relatives in Oklahoma Springfield Ill Louisville Ky and others. DeBaun born January 14 1820 in Mercer County Kentucky immigrated to Sullivan County in 1831 married Phylinda Shattuck in 1839 who died 1866. He remarried Susan Earnest in 1869 and moved to Shelbyville Illinois before returning to Farmersburg after her death in 1896.
The article records a man in improving health and regular church attendance, with an extensive list of out of town guests and local attendees. It then details extensive financial ledgers for FAIRBANKS TOWNSHIP including ins titutes, school expenditures, road fund costs, and numerous names, services, and payments.
Mrs Mollie Holt of Godford Tennessee was near death from a lung infection and coughing pus according to J O R Hooper. Dr King’s New Discovery was given at urgent request and the patient recovered fully becoming a healthy woman. Trial bottles free and guaranteed care for coughs and colds. Trade names Joe K Smock druggist 50c and 100.
James Jhurham plans to board in Merom this term. Rev. Hershey preached here Sunday. Will Watson and Maude Mahan visited Ross Turman’s family Sunday. Amanda Wilson of Hymera visited friends here last week. Base Gray of Graysville attended church Sunday evening. Guy Cushman and family visited R. J. Turman Sunday. Rev. Hershey and Warren Watson dined with Kern Medsker and wife in Graysville. Martha Durham returned to Oxford Ohio after a three week visit. She expects to be at home again Easter. John Mason was buried at Mann cemetery Tuesday.
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