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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
4
A fragmented list presents numbered clues across two directions, mixing vocabulary items with biographical hints and miscellaneous terms. Entries reference places like the District and various everyday objects, with scattered hints toward translations and archaic forms.
An article by Sinclair Lewis in Good Housekeeping urges youth to pursue courage and thoughtful action amid unemployment. He warns against cynicism and slogans, noting youths born 1885 1935 may shape a noble future if they resist easy revolts and fearlessly face looming global challenges.
The silvery Pacific flight hints at a substitute for war by rekindling daring exploration. War’s appeal lies in disrupting routine and renewing danger, a pull that drives civilization toward adventure, risk, and change rather than mere stability.
A dispatch from China states the nation plans to follow Christian nations in building a large army. The piece argues China will not retreat from expansion and could disrupt the world order as Japan accelerates its own military gains. Napoleon warned China could awaken a sleeping giant.
Roger Babson warns the CCC camps could breed radicalism if a million unemployed young men stay unused. He urges rapid absorption into private industry to prevent a potential revolution and restore opportunity for youth to pursue their dreams.
Watertown Public Opinion reports French Foreign Minister Pierre Laval renewed the push to ask the League of Nations to condemn Germany's Versailles Treaty violations at Geneva. The move would seek a specific condemnation rather than a general censure, with plans uncertain on actual impact amid Nazi rearmament.
The Minneapolis Journal reports President's congressional call for advancing a social security program, noting prior silence and the effort to push parity and broader support. A Topeka item mentions a large city man accused of brandishing a carbine, illustrating varied national concerns.
Millicent Graves notices George Dringold dead and, after an eerie sequence, hides in a hotel room as Norman Happ arrives. They plan to uncover Dringold’s missing accounts, suspect Dick Gentry of fraud, and confront a web of kidnapping, disguises, and key theft surrounding Phyllis Faulconer and a taxi cab.
Twenty years ago in Huron Mississippi Jetta Bowe teaching in Alpena returned home for an over Sunday visit with her parents Mr and Mrs C E Ne A L Kinkead and daughter Miss Beryl planned upcoming travels to Sioux City Knoxville and Des Moines Mrs Howard C Shober hosted a penalty party for the Friday luncheon club with seniors awarded prize packages of bonbons and a two course supper served afterward A birth announced for Mr and Mrs Frank Tobin and William Gagnon surprised at the Bijou as recognition of his brother in the film When real comedy Tumbled the actor has been on stage under a stage name
April 4 note reports Milan Verne and Triplett entertaining at a Sunday brunch. The text records home scenes with a mother named Mira and mentions attendees in a casual social setting.
A letter to the editor urges families to add backyard playgrounds for children. It extols inexpensive ideas like swings from trees, sandpiles, a teeter board, and an outdoor fireplace, plus a garden patch for learning and babysitting mothers. It emphasizes turning yards toward safe play and neighborly sharing of plants and tools.
A special program at St Pauls Church featured Dr Clark as director with a choir performing quartets trios and soprano solos. Mrs Alene Rasmusset appeared as pianist while Ray O Votd conducted the program.
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