Bread Made With Royal Cream of Tartar Powder
A brief notice describes using Royal Cream of Tartar Powder as an ingredient in bread. The item notes food preparation details and brand reference without additional context or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
3
A brief notice describes using Royal Cream of Tartar Powder as an ingredient in bread. The item notes food preparation details and brand reference without additional context or outcomes.
Former Indiana County couple Mr and Mrs C A Hines recount their journey from Cincinnati to New Orleans by the Queen and Crescent Route, across the Gulf to Port Barrios Guatemala City and the Congo jungle like scenery, details of trains boats customs and first impressions of Guatemala as they pursue mission work in Central America.
A writer recalls a 90 mile trek with his wife, starting with a native guide and two extra mules. They crossed high passes, slept in one crowded room nicknamed the Black Hole of Calcutta, and reached Chickhastewago on December 30 after seventeen days. Dr. Secord aids them as they plan to learn Spanish and travel to Ton tonnicapam.
The Bell System will be called The Central District Telephone Company after April 2. The C D P name, tracing to 1874, is retired as the company adopts a more descriptive title aligning with services. The change marks a shift from the long-used Bell system label to a name highlighting service area and functions. The Bell system size and reach are noted, with the new name intended for clearer patron understanding. Seed Oats and roadmaster supplies advertise alongside the notice.
An advertisement from Frank Douglass of Indiana Pa promotes Armour & Co fertilizers, claiming their stock is the best plant food from slaughterhouse refuse. It invites customers to inspect the stock and closes with a formal signoff.
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