Not Good for Pastry Nonsense, a Flour for All Uses
A reader argues against keeping separate flours for bread and pastry praising pastry flour as perfect with a touch more water in mixing. They insist one flour suffices for all baking needs.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
6
A reader argues against keeping separate flours for bread and pastry praising pastry flour as perfect with a touch more water in mixing. They insist one flour suffices for all baking needs.
A vintage ad extols Pillsbury's Best hard wheat flour for strength, taste, and pastry quality. It claims one sack replaces two, highlights gluten richness, and cites the Pillsbury Cook Book for recipes. Contact Uhe or S. W. Parker Bell-104-3 for supply.
The 1914 report of Starr Granite and Marble Works in Corry Pa states the firm grew despite hard times. It credits loyal customers regional industry support and better prices and designs. It promises stronger business growth in 1915 with improved machinery.
Two telegrams to Mrs. Parker recount the death of lecturer William Black in Marshall Texas. Charles Rogers and John Copeland were involved. Henry Hall held in custody. Parker and Wiliam Parker had toured Missouri Arkansas and Texas with Black who lectured on Catholic topics.
Geo Koeuther Jr opens a new blacksmith and wagon repair shop located at 4147 B Matt Street. The business aims to serve local customers with repair and metalwork services.
Nua Lilian Barnes a Wilon Piano graduate offers piano lessons at 1 Columbus Avenue contact phone 84 7 21tt for schedule and rates.
The Kane region mourns as ten men die from the Mayburg fire and its aftermath. Mack Tannis No. 8, a Tionesta Valley Chemical employee, is buried with the others in a single grave in Greek Catholic Cemetery Shore Sheffield. Two survivors remain critical while others suffer severe burns.
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a headache remedy and congestion relief. It markets the ointment for chest pain scrofula and joint aches, calling it hospital size at 82.50 and urging consumers to avoid imitations from The Musterole Company in Cleveland, Ohio.
Advertisements tout Papa's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion heartburn and upset stomach. It claims relief in five minutes and promotes a generous appetite, claiming digestion improves and the stomach and intestines feel clean and fresh.
New York reports heated chatter over a possible McFarland vs Gibbons bout with Packey McFarland and Mike Gibbons discussed as potential opponents. Spectators expect a major showdown in Madison Square Garden if negotiations materialize, though past talks suggest it may not happen.
The committee on Un Hoard oF Supervisors in Mayville decided to employ tramps and vagrants for jail work. They settled on cutting wood for the jail, planning to produce between one hundred and two hundred cords of wood. The choice followed doubts over law and costs of other proposed tasks.
An advertisement claims Vinol from O. O. Babbitt and Son cures a chronic cough and strengthens nerves and muscles by rebuilding iron and red blood cells. It asserts quick relief after two bottles and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. Corry, Pa.
Letter from Mrs M R Mit ting of Commer men Okla and Mrs AL Sorn of Lindsborg Kansas praise Lydia Pinkham s Vegetable Compound for female troubles. They report relief from pain bearing down backache and nerves after use and urge others to try it. A confidential response service is offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Mass.
An ad proclaims a guaranteed standard of workmanship and value from International Tailors of New York City. It urges customers to take advantage of low prices and the skill of experienced tailors.
Notify H. Weiss by telephone or mail to arrange pickup and payment for rags rubber newspapers magazines and metal waste. He will pay for these items, replacing the need to hire a trash carrier.
A garbled fragment mentions kidney and system ideas with names and money symbols. The text appears as a jumbled OCR line lacking coherent facts or clear entities. No identifiable event or person can be reliably determined.
A brief line from Tem Nol mv Noy bor 5 documents a soup topic and a seven cent reference prompting questions about local market reform. The fragment hints at cost changes and civic consideration, with no further context available.
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