Caution on Baking Powder Ingredients
The notice warns to avoid alum and alum phosphate baking powders as labels must name all ingredients. It promotes Royal Baking Powder as a pure cream of tartar product and the best option for safety.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1906
Page
8
The notice warns to avoid alum and alum phosphate baking powders as labels must name all ingredients. It promotes Royal Baking Powder as a pure cream of tartar product and the best option for safety.
Batavia scene includes Kline store school books and supplies, Quinine mentions, plus residents Oh various topics. Quarantines diphtheria homes of El Henderson and Emer Woods, local elections see Xenia saloons vote, Brown county fair underway with attendance and show, plus advertisements for Dean's Ointment and Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
Epworth League gathering set for Sunday evening at the M E church. Geo Nussburger joins The John Sbiliito Co Cincinnati. Martha Schimmoeller visits city parents. John Schimmoeller family moves into Mr Shanklin’s home during remodeling. Sunday visitors at J Vogt’s. H C Barrow of Lexington Edna Hoefelmeier of Glen Rose Gertrude Geyer Eva Fishback Ernest Kiattic Howard Boyce. Mrs Haworth guest of Mr South. Mrs Young of Mt Washington stays with her mother Mrs McDaniel. Mrs A J South visits with Ida Reblin North Fairmount. Village youths host Bila Dayles surprise party. eighteen attendees report a fine time. A J South visits relatives in Monterey.
Common Pleas notes decree for partition in several dower matters and habeas corpus discharges. Probate Court records guardian appointment. A long list of real estate transfers across Moscow, Bethel, New Richmond and Neville with acreages and prices ranging from 100 to 4 200 dollars.
Mrs Kate Riley of Hamilton Ohio testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache dizziness and headaches. After using three boxes she remained symptom free years later praising the remedy as the best kidney medicine. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents with the Dean's name.
Word reached here that a car-load of goods belonging to Professor Collins was broken into in transit between this place and Fremont. Furniture not removed was damaged, lighter items were carried off, and the robbery point remains unknown.
Little Forest son of Mayor EB Ely and wife fell from a swing last Friday and fractured both bones in his arm. Dr Van Horn repaired the injuries and a speedy recovery is expected. The first one day session of the Institute will be held at Felicity on October 30 with an excellent programme.
Claim appears that kidneys weaken from overwork and affect all organs. Urges taking Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy with sample offers by mail. Promotes product sale in 50 cent and one dollar bottles and requests mentions of the paper.
A public sale will be held Tuesday October 16 at the home of the late J. R. Beck two miles southeast of Bethel. Stock grain hay and farm implements will be offered to bidders seeking bargains.
The piece notes 17th century Roxbury youths caused disturbance in meeting-house galleries. A 1658 renovation set galleries for boys under tithing and sermon watch. Town records show efforts to curb mischief by relocating or restricting boys, culminating in later seating reforms and round-house booths.
The Middleport bank closed last Friday as president E. C. Fox fled with funds from depositors. Fox later found in Toronto and jailed. a merchant named William Harden attempted to shoot VP Armentrout but failed. Armentrout innocent and his funds lost.
Prof Gilliland, Milford schools principal, surprised the board by resigning last week. He declined to accept a urged contract extension. Prof L D Grandis of New Haven and Yale graduate has been hired to begin work last Monday.
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