Detecting Alum in Baking Powder
A method to identify alum in baking powder by reading the back label for alum or aluminum compounds. It suggests using Royal Baking Powder as a safer, cream of tartar option, claiming it is purer and healthier.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
1
A method to identify alum in baking powder by reading the back label for alum or aluminum compounds. It suggests using Royal Baking Powder as a safer, cream of tartar option, claiming it is purer and healthier.
Rev Van Honte accepted invitations to speak at the dedication of the new Hol land Reformed church in Monroe on Wednesday and at the new Tawood church dedication on Thursday. Mrs K Rowenhorst and Otto Rowenhorst family headed to Monroy for a week with relatives. D Jena Beyer shipped a car to Nebraska near Lincoln to settle with relatives. Rose Parienheimer has returned to Chicago after visiting A Lutyens and relatives. Frank Conner's mother returned to Princeton, Fla.
Miss Rena Westra wed John Kuyper at the bride’s mother home in Hull with Rev A W De Jong officiating. Cora Schaap married John De Kruif at the Schaap home in Hull with Rev Jonker presiding. W J Newell has been ill recently and Mr and Mrs J S Wilson returned from a visit to their daughter.
Mrs. George Schweiger and family visit Aberdeen as Mr. and Mrs. Winters and kin tour Lakota. Andrew Van der Stoep considers Florida relocation for a warmer climate. Daven, Kooi and others head to Des Moines for an Implement Dealers convention. A Netherland trip for De Vries Beimers Fluit Beschoten ends with treatment in Chicago and a plaster cast aiding a curvature. County plans involve bridge consolidation and creek channel straightening to improve flood discharge, plus a concrete arch on Six Mile Creek.
Supervisors Vander Methelifa Linnan and Dealy met in Hawarden on Friday to arrange plans for a concrete arch across Dry Creek at the J. L. Chenoweth corner. The proposal calls for building the arch a few rods west of the present bridge and shifting the north and south roads west to eliminate the creek bridge along that route.
Generous banks in Sioux County fund a state corn and mail grain show at Iowa State College Ames from December 31 to January 9. Premiums include seed corn, stringers, silos, with one thousand dollars set for the ten class. Banks donate ten dollars each for best single car, best ten cars, and best thirty cars to encourage local farmers to compete.
A sequence of real estate transfer entries records several transactions including Bouma to Chr Ref church Lebanon to P L Boum, Lyzen Din A Lysen n to ne 30 93 43, Mouw Nw D Duistermars Ir, Van den Top Ho to D Duistermars It, Van der Naald F to KR Dyksira It, and Kuyper A taG S De Mots sw sc 10 96 46 with prices ranging from $1 to $850, detailing defendants, donor and recipient initials, and parcel descriptions.
Secretary David F Houston releases 1913 agricultural report noting increased appropriations for olive stock feeding and meat inspection, plant disease control, crop production methods, poultry and fish investigations, insect damage studies, and farm product marketing. bureau efficiency boosted. rural carrier acreage and stock census tested. outreach to women on home management and sanitation. towns seek marketing guidance and value of farm work.
Par Safe presents a brief item on affordability and value with a focus on kedak timing and tag line effectiveness. The note hints at inexpensive options and promotional wording while signaling an emphasis on economical choices for readers seeking practical guidance.
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