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English: L. N. McQuesten endorses the Royal Baking Powder Company in an advertisement from 1898. The ad copy reads as follows:
L. N. MCQUESTEN, (The Father of Alaska) WRITES "THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER IS THE ONLY POWDER THAT WILL ENDURE THE SEVERE CLIMATIC CHANGES OF THE ARCTIC REGION. A MINER WITH A CAN OF BAD BAKING POWDER IS ALMOST HELPLESS IN ALASKA. THEREFORE, WE HAVE USED NOTHING BUT ROYAL BAKING POWDER. |
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| Source | To the Klondike Gold Fields by the Alaska Commercial Company, 1898, San Fransisco, California. Digital scan at https://archive.org/details/toklondikegoldfi00alas |
| Author | Alaska Commercial Company |
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| current | 05:12, 8 July 2024 | | 421 × 588 (496 KB) | RadioKAOS | Uploaded a work by {{W|Alaska Commercial Company}} from ''To the Klondike Gold Fields'' by the Alaska Commercial Company, 1898, San Fransisco, California. Digital scan at https://archive.org/details/toklondikegoldfi00alas with UploadWizard |
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