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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1913

Page

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Bread Flour and Pastry Flour Differences for Biscuits

The article explains two flour types from UR mills: bread flour from hard Spring wheat and pastry flour from soft Winter wheat. It details gluten content, handling qualities, baking times, and the advantage of pastry flour for cakes and pastries, plus instructions for making biscuits and the use of KC Baking Powder for delayed baking and a two-stage rise.

How to Bake with Pastry Flour and Quick Tips

Use pastry flour and double acting baking powder such as KC. Measure materials and mix lightly. Cut in small shapes. Use a shallow pan and a very hot oven. Bake on the upper grate for gas ovens or on the oven floor for wood or coal ranges.

Muratarigge Jaques Mfg. Co

Pope Pius Signs Decrees as Condition Improves

Rome reports Pope Pius IX showing improvement after illness. He rose from bed with sun in the chamber and signed several decrees after permission from doctors. Italian officials seek prognosis, but say outcome remains uncertain and recovery could be precarious. Cardinal Merry Del Val was present.

Rome Pius Cardinal Merry del Val Pope Pius

Daughters in Deadlock on DAR President General Ballot

Washington April 18 Mrs William Cummings Story of New York led the conservative party but failed to win the required majority on the second ballot for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution with 574 votes to 542 for the administration candidate Mrs John Miller Morton and 42 for Mrs Charles B Bryan. Seven vice presidents general also failed to reach a majority and will face further balloting today. A ten days truce in the Balkan war was arranged between Bulgarian and Turkish commanders, per a Constantinople dispatch to the Daily Telegraph in London.

American Press Association John Bassett Moore Department of State Bryan Department Wilson Professor Moore Knox Taft Columbia University Professor Monre Washington William Cummings Story New York the Daughters of the American Revolution John Miller Morton Charles B. Bryan London Constantinople Daily Telegraph

Cottrell Sent To State Hospital After Fires At YMCA

Council Bluffs Iowa April 18 Warren 16 Cottrell general secretary of the Council Bluffs Young Men's Christian Association was adjudged insane and ordered confined in the state hospital at Clarinda Ill He made five ineffectual attempts to burn and blow up the building in two weeks and had warned of a dangerous fire before each act His erratic conduct began soon after his marriage and colleagues noted recurring mental lapses with premeditated incendiary thoughts.

Council Bluffs Warren Cottrell Association Grand Army R. B. Walace

Traveling men vow vengeance after hotel bill failure in Iowa

In Des Moines on April 18 twelve thousand traveling men in Iowa vowed vengeance on state legislators for the Senate's failure to pass the hotel inspection law. W B Emerson of the United Commercial Travelers and secretaries A W Ryder and D C Newquist spoke, denouncing the bill’s defeat as ignorance.

Senate Des Moines Iowa W. B. Emerson United Commercia Travelers A. W. Ryder Iowa State D. C. Newquist Iowa Travelers’ Association Mr. Emerson House

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