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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
8
The Bureau of Home Economics at the U S Department of Agriculture promotes cereals as the foundation of a low cost balanced diet. Bread and grain foods supply energy and body building nutrients, while milk eggs meat and vegetables supply missing vitamins and minerals to prevent pellagra and beriberi.
A historic recipe collection outlines how to prepare whole wheat chowder with carrots salt pork onion flour milk and cooked wheat, plus beef and wheat dish steps. It concludes with cheap grains guidance and a suggested single day menu featuring meals across breakfast dinner and supper.
South Dakota gardeners can manage chewing insects with lead arsenate spray or dust. For dusting, mix five parts air slaked lime and dust through cheesecloth. Sucking insects like aphids require a contact spray using Black Leaf 40 at three teaspoons per gallon and soft water with soap for foaming.
MADISON April 28 The spring meeting of the South Dakota Deans of Women will be at the Carpenter hotel Sioux Falls April 30 after the American Association of University Women meeting. Dean Marian H Ayres Huron College will speak and reviews include reports from high schools. Mrs Eugene Barnes dean of women at Eastern State Normal school leads.
In Esmond on April 28 special reports show Mrs J Cunningham and her son Billy leaving Sioux City after a short visit with the Charles Mulholland home. Robert Hannah attended the assessors meeting at De Smet this week as part of regional discussions chaired by local authorities.
Mrs W M Redfield returns to her home after caring for her sister Miss Helen Bonney in Esmond.
Alpena cook Mrs Alice Murphy shares a tested liver puffs recipe with onions eggs cracker crumbs and hot water blended and fried to a golden brown. Prize mentions highlight her entry in last week’s contest alongside liver and bacon crisply prepared with flour gravy. New strawberry contest offers $1.50 top prize through three awards with entrants urged to submit one recipe.
Checkerhoard prints mark a fashion debut with spring outfits. A royal blue wool skirt pairs with a blue and white coat, while another ensemble features a white and wine red check frock matched to a full length wine red georgette coat.
Instructions urge writers to place content on one side of every paper and send to the Woman's Page editor before Saturday morning. Readers are asked to include any handy tips that could aid other homemakers with their recipes.
Bramball locals gathered for the I O O F ball in Bramball with small attendance due to the senior class play. One new member was voted in and another application received. A program lunch followed, hosted by Mr and Mrs George Kingari and Mr and Mrs Ered Bowdon.
Three thousand summer school bulletins and five thousand general catalogs have been distributed by Eastern State Normal School to teachers and high school seniors of southeastern South Dakota. William A. Horner, 84, class of 18%, is the oldest living graduate of the University of Missouri.
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