Royal Baking Powder Substitutes Claim Health Risks
No substitutes for Royal Baking Powder as claims spread that rival powders are alum based. Royal is described as pure cream of tartar and healthful, while substitutes are labeled unsafe or inferior.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
5
No substitutes for Royal Baking Powder as claims spread that rival powders are alum based. Royal is described as pure cream of tartar and healthful, while substitutes are labeled unsafe or inferior.
The item lists numerous local residents and visitors during Thanksgiving week. Names include Miss Anna Ruswell, Mrs. R. W. H., Joe Davidson, Willm Holford, and others visiting from nearby towns. Reports mention attendance at court, shopping trips, and social gatherings at homes, farms, and businesses around Webster and nearby areas.
A fragmented notice outlines December events in Grand Forks including a Lutheran Thanksgiving service at a schoolhouse in Garake, social dinners on Bath Street, and various residents traveling for holidays. It mentions local business matters, inspection stops, and a few names tied to community activities and preparations for seasonal notices.
The article details social and civic events in Devils Lake including visits by Charles Grimes and Mrs. Cairns, a grand lodge election at the Masons, a big winter gathering by W. C. Ta, and a music and literary program by the Parkhite Band. It mentions arrivals, entertainments, and upcoming performances with local officials and residents noted.
A stream of readable fragments mentions Gor man events, dances, and church farewells. Notable items include a Thanksgiving gathering for local families, a Minot performance setup by Mr Shepard, and Bishop Mann’s farewell at the Episcopal church with a reception for older church members.
Lydia Hargrave, from an old Hartford family, encounters Joshua Wheeler in Buffalo while both travel to a matinee. He reveals a long confluence of misinterpreted affection and identity. The pair’s dialogue unfolds with hints of past marriages and a tense, ambiguous future.
A committee of Italian scientific leaders proposes a monument to Prof Giovanni Schiaparelli born in Sagignana Piedmont. Plans include a memorial tablet in Milan’s Brera Palace and a monument at his birthplace, honoring the famed Mars canals discovery while he led Brera Observatory for four decades.
A fragmented notice notes bankers protesting the custom of washing money and its role in detecting counterfeits. It mentions the Barbadoes at ATS and claims malaria-free status due to tiny fish that feed on larvae. The piece also hints that Chinese wills will lead the world with their acre voyage fleet in the coming years.
The street level reaches 496 feet. A gas buoy broke away from imperioge near St Lawrence and drifted for two years covering a distance of 16 000 miles. Pennsylvania has one automobile per 150 inhabitants, higher than the national average. The Pacific deepest point nears Mindanao Island, Atlantic site off Porto Rico records depth, Arctic Ocean is shallowest with 9000 feet depth and 4 000 000 square miles area.
A reflective pledge to study gentle speech and restraint, promising patience at home, empathy for neighbors, leniency toward others, constructive criticism, avoiding gossip, and fostering benevolence. It aims to nurture friendships under pressure and cultivate a morally generous, unjealous heart.
A compact satire listing quirks of language and behavior. It riffs on phrases like fan a fool tact deputation and committee, framing common terms as misused or futile, calling out social pretensions and the emptiness of bureaucratic talk.
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