Sugar Bun Loaf: Pecans and Cinnamon Breakfast Bread
Rich with pecans and cinnamon this bite sized loaf bakes into a marble slice. The ad touts Purer all vegetable Spry to keep the spicy flavor rich and intact for an Easter breakfast treat.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1941
Page
2
Rich with pecans and cinnamon this bite sized loaf bakes into a marble slice. The ad touts Purer all vegetable Spry to keep the spicy flavor rich and intact for an Easter breakfast treat.
This fragment describes a potato water dough method using Spry and sugar, dissolving yeast in lukewarm water, adding eggs and flour, kneading to a smooth dough, and letting it rise until doubled. The shaping step instructs greasing hands with Spry and forming small portions into 1 inch shapes.
The article extols wool as the most versatile fabric for soldiers and desert fighters, noting wool weighs only about one ounce and remains cool in hot conditions, highlighting its use for American troops and various outfits.
Rev Ellis Thomas and family attended Harper Sunday service while Rev Phou led the Methodist church. Local residents include the Stevens and Harmon Henderson visiting relatives in the area. Miss Mary Belle Bein visited near Midway. Peggy Ann Hopf ill for days. Texas farm data show 77 000 farms disappeared from 1930 to 1940 from 496 489 to 418 002.
Boening Motor Sales announces A. O. Boening as Pontiac dealer for 1941 Torpedo sixes and eights. The firm displays a Torpedo Tudor sedan with two tone color, touting roomy stylish bodies, luxurious interiors, quick accelera tion and safety features. Also handling Gillespie County Studebaker sales. note on Miss Abbie Cook recovering.
The National Safety Council of Chicago releases 16 recommendations to reduce night road deaths. Spot maps and surveys of lighting, roadway, and driver factors aim to locate danger points and guide remedial measures. Night fatalities peak on Sunday and increase with darkness. visibility is the key hazard.
Mrs. P. D. Swift is very ill at her brother's home near Llano. Her daughter Mrs. Hugo Hopf rushed to her bedside Sunday morning. Several relatives including Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Larkin and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hopf with Peggy Ann visited.
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