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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1931
Page
7
A 1951 Evening item guides curtains selection for rooms with north south and east exposure. Miss Sara L. Dewing advises warm tones and semi transparent glass curtains for light control, with durable materials for western exposures and simple, tailored finishes.
Report discusses scalp hair counts by color and density. It notes about one thousand hairs per square inch on average, with 35,000 to 50,000 red hairs, 100,000 to 120,000 brown hairs, and 120,000 to 150,000 blonde hairs. Hair grows faster in warm weather and by day.
The latest week’s best selling fiction features Gertrude Atherton's The Sophisticates and Pearl Buck's The Good Earth among the top titles. Warwick Deeping's The Bridge of Desire sits in the prominent tier, with Grand Hotel by Vicki Baum and Aphrodite in Aulis by George Moore also high on the list.
A vintage guide argues daily baths improve nerves, circulation, skin, energy, and mood. It discusses morning baths as energizers, ideal water temps, and the risks of cold baths for those who dislike the shock, urging personalized, honest use over rigid cold-bath cult beliefs.
The article describes waterproof shower curtains and complements like window treatments and wallpaper, offering themes such as water lilies and tropical lagoons. Pastel iris designs on corded rayon, green fixtures with lotus motifs, and a range of colors are highlighted, stressing washable, mildew-free, odor-free fabrics.
Fashion outlook for spring shows little silhouette shift with waist adjustments by individuals. Silk prints with floral motifs rule street wear. jackets dominate with boleros and varied lengths. Three main dress styles emerge: jacket dresses, ridingot e types, and Sunday night afternoon dresses. Prom gowns feature vivid colors, rhinestones, and satin or lace options for high school and college grads.
The article claims salt dissolved in hot water relieves dyspepsia heartburn and indigestion while a morning drink of tepid water with two level teaspoons of salt can ease constipation. It also notes salt in bathwater gives a pleasant skin tingling and stimulates the body.
Mary Rinehart’s My Life charts a life from early memories to nursing training to nurse, wife, traveler, playwright, novelist, and war correspondent. She looks at honesty in autobiography, money, family needs, and the wartime reality that wars persist. She claims not to be a great writer but asserts mastery of writing craft.
The National League of Women Voters radio committee announces an April four program series titled The Voter and World Affairs. The April 7 program International Finance and the Voter features John Foster Dulles of Sullivan and Cromwell, with Ruth Morgan chairing the Q&A. Subsequent topics cover China and the World Markets, Russia and the World Markets, and Disarmament, aimed at helping voters understand international issues.
Sufferers can find relief and correction of disorders through Plunder's Tablets. A local ethical druggist recommends the preparation, noting many in the city have used it and can refer customers. The advertisement touts Pronder's Tablets as a highly ethical preparation designed for stomach issues.
In New York City a finance director known for directing several large industrial firms. He served as secretary of the 1907 Hague Peace Conference and held roles with the Pan American Scientific Congress and the 1918 1919 peace negotiations. He later joined the Reparations Commission and Supreme Economic Council in 1919. The Voters' Service programs are a joint venture of the National League of Women Voters and the National Broadcasting Company.
Salt preserves fish tank health with a weekly teaspoon of salt. Clean foul vase bottoms by soaking in salt and vinegar. Remove egg stains from silver by salt rub followed by warm wash with soap. Keep matting from yellowing by sweeping with a broom dipped in strong salt water.
Hazel Christoffersen portrays Grandma Nabor debating the Rodlme tragedy and remarking that the real value lies in the example set by a coach. She contrasts fame with lasting influence on players, suggesting Rockne's ideals live on in his boys both on and off the field.
Huron High principal P T A program next week covers topic on governing student leisure. Meetings for junior high and grade schools follow with senior association Thursday. April 7 banquet at Presbyterian church features Miss Stella Woods. Ninth district P T A convention April 24 at Wessington with Mrs. Hayes. Huron hosts 20,000 visitors yearly. Carnegie library holds 15,450 volumes. Miss Halgrim outlines home economics on harmony of people, furnishings, walls, and floors for balanced rooms.
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