Royal Baking Powder Ad Warns On Labels And Alum
The advertisement warns consumers to check labels for all ingredients and to beware of alum compounds. It promotes Royal Baking Powder as a pure cream of tartar product and the best available.
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
2
The advertisement warns consumers to check labels for all ingredients and to beware of alum compounds. It promotes Royal Baking Powder as a pure cream of tartar product and the best available.
Rainy days delay study as botany tests loom. Absent students include Gladys Morris Myrtle Nichols Lillian Hill Louis Cansler Martha Forbes and others. Clara Wallace returns after two days, while a box social is planned for Friday night November 23 and an entertainment course is announced for the coming months.
R M Martin publishers announce weekly publication in Westville Indiana with annual and semiannual rates for ads and obituaries, and require all items to reach the office by Wednesday noon. Advertising and obituary pricing details are provided.
The appellate court grants David E. Sherrick a new trial after a weekend in Indianapolis on bond while Governor Hanly faces criticism over his administration. The piece rails at political conflicts, subscription support for the newspaper, and references public misfortune and local scandals, including theater fire deaths and a Polish American Benevolent Society probe.
The Christian Church reports a nice increase in Sunday School attendance last Sunday. Next Sunday morning T. Scott will preach and in the evening Mrs. DeVol will speak. It will be moonlight and country people are encouraged to attend. G. F. DeVol, Pastor.
Taken as directed, it becomes the greatest curative agent for relief of suffering humanity. Such is Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered for 35c at E. T. Scotta.
Chicago papers falsely claimed victims were buried in a trench with no rites. The remains were interred in Chesterton Catholic Cemetery and received church rites.
I thank the friends and neighbors for their thoughtful acts and wine during our bereavement. The generous hearts lightened the dark places of life and will be remembered as treasures in our memory. Mrs. B. Fioop.
A man identifies as H M Wright stating his wife has left him and that he will not be responsible for any debts she may incur. The notice is public and directed to general readers.
A stray sale notice lists Rocky Mountain Tes as available from E. T. Scott. The fragmentary text mentions a crime item and broad notoriety but provides limited details.
A dangerous operation to remove a malignant ulcer from a daughter’s hip was avoided by Buckleas Arnica. A. C. Sticke of Miletus West Virginia credits the salve with a complete cure. Guaranteed by E. T. Scott’s 25 cents.
Story recalls a dramatic illness in Alliance Kentucky where JF Tacker endured severe lung bleeding and nearly died. He credits Dr Klog's New Discovery for Consumption with stopping the coughing and saving his life after a frightful attack.
Mr. Pred Schlucht and Chas Schlucht suffer serious illness after a stroke in Union Mills. A reception honored Sir and Mrs. Moncke at the Presbyterian Church with a kitchen shower and gifts. A Wellsboro wreck damaged one freight engine with no injuries. Local events include funerals, a Texas trip, a school boxing event, and community council actions on road projects and county finances. The county commissioners and council discuss a bebBrandt road petition and a new county treasurer safe purchase, with viewer reports awaited.
Mrs. Alice Rook sues John Polsos for assault seeking 5000. Mrs. Jennie L. Stoner seeks eight thousand alimony in a divorce suit against Andrew Stoner, claiming 16000 in assets. Fred Carpenter dies after an accident that cost him both legs, leaving a wife and son. H B Herrold accuses a hotel window thrower, citing jealousy as motive.
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