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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1938
Page
4
A Viennese geologist Professor F X Schaffer foresees a new ice age within 2000 years as earth’s surface slowly uplifts causing a gradual temperature drop. The piece urges reflection on human conflict versus a fragile, changing planet and the need for unity if time remains.
A collage of stray items includes warned education jokes about brutal drills, car vandalism by a blackbird, Potato Chip Week in Cleveland, Harvard drama not football, Australian reports of a cat buried alive, Easter egg rolling at the White House, and a woman suing a doctor over operation footage.
A 1938 WEA Service feature spotlights a Woman's Viewpoint authored column exploring social roles, expectations, and community impact. The piece emphasizes voice, agency, and the era's evolving attitudes toward women's public influence.
Ruth Millett reflects on possessiveness in marriage, arguing most wives struggle to avoid overdependence and control. The piece urges women to grant husbands privacy, cultivate own friendships, and seek balance, noting how jealousy harms relationships and personal freedom.
Broadcasts from New York cover AP tribute to Frank H. B. Noyes as AP president elect. Radio listings span WEAF WOR NBC CBS and WJZ with concerts, dramas, and talk shows. Local town board election in Hitchcock reelects Olson and Phillips. Armstrong named third member. Shaw clerk. Bender assessor.
A Washington dispatch reveals clashes over USHA patronage led by Nathan Straus and Austin Latimer with Farley allies. Latimer’s power waned as 40 stenographers were sourced from a local college, ending Latimer’s influence. Murphy in press circles mocks government publicity, while railroads seek price moves and wage-cut talks surface at B&O as labor and Congress brace for a lean legislative season.
A humorous anecdote about a husband buying gifts for his wife and choosing a comfortable chin rest for a violin. The tale contrasts selfless intent with practical quirks observed in a music store setting.
The Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce sponsors a reverse good will trip with business men from Worthington and other Omaha Line cities traveling by a special train to Sioux Falls. A tour of major industries and a banquet are planned with costs defrayed by local businessmen. The venture aims to attract multiple cities if successful.
A New Jersey poll of reform school boys reveals that police are viewed as their worst oppressors and judges as close contenders. Only about one in 72 blames home environment for delinquency, showing a shared hostile view of authority and limited awareness of personal factors. The piece argues reforms to change the "bad boy" mindset.
Ohio's Oberlin College students engaged in campus war games to learn what they might face in war. National Guard troops acted as instructors in drill, firearms handling, and gas masks, while professors offered theoretical insights. War rations were served in dining halls, reflecting a provocative campus experiment.
Reported theft of mummified heads in Florida sparks intrigue among collectors and researchers. Authorities investigate possible motives amid rumors of a covert effort to imply California mortality traditions are unique.
Ten years back in Fforon and Mitchell area social items recall Mrs W C Gagnon and Mrs George A Brown hosting bridge luncheons with sixteen guests, prize winners named, and gatherings at Miss Lavanca Bloodgood’s home for Mr and Mrs Philip Sprague. Also mentions packing for Black Hills trout fishing, Y Conference in Mitchell, and Huron Air Lines incorporation with stock and directors. Reverend Edwin Bowe to lead Sunday services at Mitacock Presbyterian Church at 11:30.
Puzzle clues listing across and down entries with numbered hints and definitions. Mentions provinces, beverages, foods, verbs, adjectives, and miscellaneous terms. Includes references to opera and historical language notes as part of a word puzzle grid.
A nostalgic collection of frankfurter dish ideas from Olive Neff Crankfort Favorites. Includes Boiled Frankfurts, Frankfurt Quails with pineapple and bacon, Barbequed Frankfurts in a spiced sauce, and Frankfurt Bean Casserole baked with beans, offering simple serving suggestions and sides.
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