Housekeeper Questions Alum Baking Powder Brands
A housekeeper asks which baking powders contain alum and how to avoid them unless explicitly named, seeking guidance on safe brands and labeling.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
3
A housekeeper asks which baking powders contain alum and how to avoid them unless explicitly named, seeking guidance on safe brands and labeling.
News from Sparland includes subscription offer for The Henry Republican, brief updates on residents Miss Bernice Hoskins and Mrs. Anna Luft visiting Peoria, a second quarterly M E church conference on January 14, school and skating events, Ray Nightwonger’s holiday return from Texas, road graveling near Lacon with a new bridge, Miss Eunice Garrett’s engagement to Edn Lytle, Mystic lodge installation set for January 14, and a New Year basketball game at the town hall between Sparland and Lacon high schools with final score 23 to 17 in favor of Lacon.
Farm catalog lists equipment from Case and Moliné including plows implements wagons manure spreaders grain dumps and cream separators. International wagons power washers dairy equipment and farming accessories such as fencing tanks pumps and grease products are also featured with various brands and models.
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The M. D. church conducts an all day meeting January 14 at 2 30 am to discuss church work and questions with several neighboring pastors expected. Dr Dwinell district superintendent leads sessions and preaches at Bethel next Sunday morning and Sparland service in the evening. Lord's Supper will be observed at both services.
Local residents report New Year gatherings and visits across Steuben Broadmoor Peoria and nearby towns. Highlights include Hastings and New Year’s dinner hosts Olive Hastings and Louis Justice’s watch party, Miss Marie Garrett visiting Lulu Mae Russell, and Mrs. Hunt hosting a party with plans for Miss Pauline Nightwonger’s Ladies club meet next week.
Mrs BE G Rees and her children came home Saturday after a ten day visit with relatives in Indiana. Mrs E J Noyes has been quite poorly for several weeks.
The Lawn Ridge column reports Hattie Robinson visiting relatives, corn moving to market, and visits from Keowan ee residents. It notes Congregational officers for the coming year, thriving school attendance, cattle shipments via Edelstein, and a festive Christmas with multiple dinners and gatherings at local homes and parsonage.
Alvin Calder and family entertain Mr and Mrs Wilber Casey of La con. Prof Charles Leigh and son Jack of Chicago visit. L L C to meet with Mrs Agnes Blackwell Jan 10. Rev and Mrs Busby host New Year dinner. Endowment gift from H I Webber to Hedding college. Various visits, parties, and society events noted among La Prairie residents and nearby towns.
Mrs. Hans Sorenson of Lacon died New Year’s morning after a illness. She lived with her son John and leaves two Chicago daughters and a Peoria daughter. Community mourns loss of a respected Lacon woman as mills close for holidays and local life continues with visitors and town notices.
January events include the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Mills and a marriage between Ide Morris and Clarence Ward near Pearly on January 1. Local visits, receptions, and holiday dinners feature many families led by the Reeds and Bentleys. Emma Mielkey dies of tuberculosis. funeral at Bradford M B church. Reid school back from vacation. Margie Smith home for holidays.
A reader cites a public statement praising kidney pills sold at Sograves Drug Store and Foster Milbury Co Buffalo for relief. The note claims the remedy eased pain and system acidity after kidney trouble.
The Marshall County Circuit Court is set to convene January 18 with many new cases added to the docket and Judge John M. Niehaus likely to preside after Pekin. Probate records show multiple estates moving through administration, probate of wills, and discharge orders, with various hearings scheduled and bonds issued.
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