Graham bread inventor credited as Sylvester Graham
The passage explains that Graham bread was named after Sylvester Graham an American lecturer on temperance and food reform who promoted bread made from wheat flour with the germ and bran removed.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1949
Page
1
The passage explains that Graham bread was named after Sylvester Graham an American lecturer on temperance and food reform who promoted bread made from wheat flour with the germ and bran removed.
Lansingburg High School held an athletic assembly praising eleven players and the manager for a historic season. Roy Shudt, alumnus and sports commentator, lauded the lineup for winning the Principals League, the northeastern New York Class B title, and the Sacred Heart tournament while defeating other league and diocesan champions. The alumni association presented sweaters to the team and manager as praise mounted for their accomplishments.
Franciscan monk Rev Owen Bennett of St. Anthony's discussed Catholic Church salvation at La Salle Institute Alumni breakfast in the St Mary's Church area. Bishop William Scully officiated Mass. George Curley introduced the speaker. plans include rifle club and basketball league formation in fall.
Lucina M. Lincoln known as Nina Phelps in harness racing circles died at her New York home after a long illness. She was a former world record holder for women pacing horse drivers and widow of Guy H. Lincoln. Survived by a Watervliet brother Hawley S. Phelps, she lived much of her life in New York and Philadelphia and belonged to Trinity Church.
The Democratic and Social Club of Band Lake schedules a game party tomorrow at the Crooked Lake Hotel. Joseph Warrenini serves as general chairman with Lucien O'Keefe as cochairman and other chairmen named for the event. Entertainment and prizes for games are planned.
The article lists Mr. Robert Hallum and Mrs. Frank Sowelaky as chairs or organizers for the prize arrangements linked to Clyde prises and accompanying beverages. John Coffey and Ri Helium appear among participants.
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