It Makes The Most Delicious And Healthful Breads
An advertisement touts a product for hot breads, biscuits, and cakes that is free from alum lime or phosphatic acid. It stresses healthful baking and appealing flavor.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement touts a product for hot breads, biscuits, and cakes that is free from alum lime or phosphatic acid. It stresses healthful baking and appealing flavor.
Henry Fisher of 107 Oak street, a bricklayer on the 1851 Martin Gantz school, recalls early city days. The project employed Richard Craven for brick work and Samuel Sippy for carpentry, with wages around a dollar a day.
Advert says rosin from fiddle bows ruins fabrics when added to soap for weight and cohesion. Recommends Easy Task soap made from coconut oil borax naphtha and clean tallow to remove washing labor. Claims it cleans without reddening hands and costs five cents a cake.
Minnie Smith a blind girl who spent years at St. Pauls orphans home and after four years at the Western Pennsylvania Institution for the Blind in Pittsburgh has returned to the Greenville home. She sings plays piano sews writes well and reads to younger children. Her May grades show strong performance across arithmetic language geography history physiology spelling penmanship and general knowledge and she excels in music sewing and reed work.
Sunday morning children s day program at Mahoningtown Methodist Church featured recitations by Florence McCoy Emma Perrine Blanche Showalter and Beatrice Barnes songs including Glad Summer Bright Are the Hours of Summer and Marching Onward a carnation drill by Mrs Patterson and Bessie McDougall classes, duets and choruses by George Wilber Narissa King Sally Ketzell Sylvia Barnes Mabel Taylor Arley Shifler and others, with an address by the pastor and a benediction.
David Evans of South Jefferson Street an employee of the Shenango tin mill dislocated his ankle in a Monday fall. The injury is painful and will keep him from work for some time.
June 21 New Wilmington reports a rare scene as foreign workers are housed for sewer construction. Missionary efforts offer sandwiches and coffee, with Sunday devotional services and regular gatherings. A Saturday supper kept workers in town over Sunday amid hopes of converting the group.
John Thomas of Pittsburg street cut an artery on his right arm while playing near home and grew weak from blood loss before a physician could be summoned. Dr. Balsinger attended him.
An article argues flies cause typhoid fever and other illnesses citing the Spanish American War as evidence. It urges public health actions including screening, stable waste control, and window and door screens to reduce breeding and spread.
W A Hicks visits friends in Beaver Falls. E C G Lestetter, Sharon business visitor, Saturday. Miss Sara Waitman returns home to New Bedford after visiting Mrs J A Shaffer. Mrs J A Shaffer attends sister Alma McFarland and H B Plumer wedding in Beaver Falls. Henry Hollibaugh Mahoningtown visiting Jesse Kennedy of Pulaski, kicked by horse. no bones broken. Women's Missionary society meets at Mrs D W Swagger home to reorganize. next meeting at Mrs K C Hayes home. aim to boost Home and Foreign missions. all church ladies urged to participate.
Leetonia Ohio June 22 The Rev Joseph L Grimm anti saloon reader whose Presby terian church was damaged by dynamite recently turned over a unsigned letter to postal officials It claimed an organized band of 12 aimed to discourage pernicious advocates and saloon politics It also said agents planned to dynamite a church in Indiana where a pastor was active against no license.
A Mahoningtown A C and Wampum game has been arranged to be played at Wampum on Wednesday evening. Both teams aim to win, and a large Mahoningtown crowd will travel to support their team.
A sequence of Sunday and weekend visits fills Edenburg with family and friends. Anna Grace Park visits James Park in Pittsburg, while Robert McGinnis stays with his sister Mrs. James Morrison in the area. Others travel from Greenville New Castle Springfield and Youngstown to spend time with relatives and hosts across several towns.
County Detective Logan's bid for sheriff cost him 354.60 dollars, with most spent on advertising and travel. About 95 dollars paid for watchers, and no funds were listed for dissemination of information.
Attorney James J. Igo was appointed master in the divorce case of Josephine A. Roof and Charles S. Roof. He will take testimony and report findings to the court.
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