Bread Made With Royal Cream of Tartar Powder
A short note explains bread baked with Royal Cream of Tartar Powder as an ingredient. It outlines the product’s use in improving texture and rise and mentions common household baking practices of the era.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
7
A short note explains bread baked with Royal Cream of Tartar Powder as an ingredient. It outlines the product’s use in improving texture and rise and mentions common household baking practices of the era.
Local items report subscriptions and visits, with notices of sales and services. Corydon merchants advertise rubber tires, leather goods, and lightning rods while residents and families are named in social and tax items.
Dr D W Mays of Valley City found an 1849 copper coin in his pardon. The edge is irregular and it bears United States of America one cent. Local shoppers and residents including Lee Long and the Bulletts discuss buggy purchases and work moves.
Mrs. Sarah McGuire wife of Wm McGuire died at their Scott township home on Thursday April 15 at age 64 Funeral services were held at Potato Run church on Saturday April 12 led by Rev Valentine Diech of Leavenworth and burial followed in the church cemetery She leaves a husband seven children three sons and four daughters.
Officials in the county spend heavily on pike construction as taxpayers endorse improving roads. Citizens want prudent use of every dollar and adherence to specifications for quality and detail.
Announcement from Logar Waller Page of the Office of Public Roads invites schoolchildren ages 10 to 15 to submit a composition up to 500 words on repair and maintenance of earth roads. Entries due May 15, 1913, with prize a gold medal. competition aims to raise awareness of rural road conditions and their impact on education and healthcare access.
Mrs. Mary FE Hawn aged seventy five dies at her Fineoree home after a three year illness. Known as Mother Hawn she ran the Hawn House for thirty years and was widely noted for charity. Survived by five children. Widow of EFR Hawa a longtime physician and former Indiana Secretary of State.
Advertisement for Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid a medical treatment sold via druggists across America. The $41 package includes two days of internal tonic tablets claimed to improve circulation and gradually remove piles, with a guarantee that piles recur only if the cause remains. Booklet available from Dr Teerherdt Co Buffalo NY.
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