Phosphate of Lime as Baking Powder Substitute
Phosphate of lime is produced from rock or by burning bones and chemically turned into a white powder. It is used in baking powder mainly because it provides a cheaper substitute.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
8
Phosphate of lime is produced from rock or by burning bones and chemically turned into a white powder. It is used in baking powder mainly because it provides a cheaper substitute.
Clermont Courier items cover a mix of notices and community happenings in Batavia. Names include Walter Sullivan from Cleveland, Rebecca Lodge, James Hitch, Belle Patchell, Ellis Wolf, and many Batavia residents with visits, journeys, illness, work, and social events.
The work on the State pike between Batavia and Olive Branch advances with grading near completion at Duck wall hill. Sledged rock placement, abundant stone for crushing, and crusher setup move forward. Finishing material cars arrive and roadbed grading and rolling are underway. Bradley run filling has been substantial. Mr. Tanner leads Pike construction.
Chas H. Lewis, who deserted his wife and three children from New Vienna last February, was arrested in Birmingham, Alabama after Estella Hodson, a former pupil, fell ill and sought help. Hodson is hospitalized with appendicitis. The affair has torn two families and the case will be heard at Wilmington’s next court term.
A public sale of pure bred Mam moth Big Type Poland China hogs will be held at Oscar Murphy's farm one half mile west of Mt. Crab Ohio starting at 1 o clock on 1915. The herd includes boars and gilts, about evenly split. The hogs are prize winners at Clermont County Fair and Brown County Fair. It invites attendance to view the impressive stock.
October auctions list sales by H R Sweet and Lott Hulick. Amanda Curliss near Batavia sells horses cows hogs and household goods October 21. George Brothers near Williamsburg offers horses cows farming utensils corn and more October 28. George Mosbacker near Batavia presents Len the Purcheron stallion and a large farm inventory October 27 with cash discount of five percent. Lunch by German U B church Ladies Aid.
Governor Willis issues proclamation setting aside November 12 as Agriculture Day with planned school exercises. The study is being taught in public schools and proving a favorite with pupils.
John M. Davis butter maker at the Batavia creamery married Miss Addie B. Carter at the M B E parsonage Saturday at 6 p m by Rev John P Martin. They will reside on North street and friends wish them a happy and successful life.
The executive committee of the Clermont County Corn Show will meet Saturday October 30 at 2 p.m. in the courthouse to arrange the Corn Show. All appointed committees and interested persons are urged to attend and cooperate, says Henry Bissantz president.
The advertisement warns against taking pepsin or digestive ferment products for indigestion. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a tonic to help the stomach function naturally and notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
Reuben A. Seniger former Bentonville post master found short by the examiner sixty dollars and twenty eight cents but replaced it. Last week United States District Judge Hollister fined him five hundred dollars and placed him under a thousand dollar bond until he could pay the fine and return home to secure the money. He is a public school teacher.
Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey claims to strengthen throat lining and ease hacking coughs with invigorating pine forest qualities. Advertisements also tout Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation and a variety of local sales and rentals listed as small notices.
Milford residents will enjoy a country fair hosted by the W. R. of Milford on October 29. The event offers many surprises for attendees with dinner served at 5 30. The article notes Bata via’s country fair was a success and hints at another possible fair this fall.
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