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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
4
A columnist contrasts grand modern progress with historical medical practices. It recalls King Charles II’s torture by antiquated remedies and argues true progress lies in comfort and humane care rather than spectacular tech.
The ex king of Britain, Windsor, once the royal globe trotter, now travels reluctantly due to political sensitivities. He may linger in Paris this summer with the King and Queen, while Central and Eastern Europe remain unlikely destinations.
The text critiques decorative disguise in public spaces, urging realistic wallpaper themes from horses to coal and machinery. It notes British Airways buying planes, references a 100-year-old man on an Arizona ranch, FBI crime data, a party organ warning of a crisis, daylight saving time, and a Saskatchewan horse tail theft.
Ruth Sullett argues June graduates face scarce jobs and suggests coed graduates have better odds. She cites broader social exposure and closer work with men, plus practical training, as advantages over women’s college graduates in landing first jobs.
A collection of quotes from editors and professionals complaining of obstacles, misinterpretations, and social debates on self-government, professional integrity, and socialized medicine amid press and medical circles.
Sioux City Tribune notes Lauca Mussolini ignores pump priming and directly employs a syphon method, illustrating a controversial workaround in a rhetorical or satirical context.
The swastika, once meaning well being in Sanskrit, has become an emblem of intolerance in modern times. From ancient caves in Europe and the Americas to its use by various cultures, the symbol appears in art across civilizations. Despite calls to abandon it, some argue its long history should be recognized rather than erased.
An April 2 reflection from a Central South Dakota farm woman recounts weather woes, chicken losses, and a scare in the night from a misread sound. She shares kitchen tips for pie mishaps, tablecloth care, and a birthday party honoring an 87 year old grandmother with enduring charm and vitality.
They will travel to Pasadena California and stay about three months with Mr. Buck's parents, taking the opportunity to visit the city and surrounding areas.
New York April 28. A three network broadcast from San Francisco is set for next Monday as part of the American Red Cross conference with Norman BL Davis as principal speaker. The lineup lists WABC CBS NBC and several programs including Talks and We the People with Kate Smith and Major Bowes Amateurs. Weather and agriculture items from Lake Preston and Blunt accompany the listings.
Ten years ago in Huron preparations filled a Friday program at Auton College as students rehearse two fantasy plays. Marian Ferguson leads Pierrot of the Minute in Moon Maiden while Elizabeth Gibbs plays Pierrot’s partner. Dorothy Carlson stars as Princess Felicia in Figureheads with Laure Coshun directing. My Lady of Dreams features Vera Bailey Maria Laim Boswell and others under Leona Stiner. Theta Rho Society presents a non fantasy piece Christopher Morley’s The Rehearsale directed by Helen Tooman with a large cast. Lane farmer Louie Heather buys land near Lane for 55 dollars per acre and plans more. Barney Burg to appear at Hue j roo April 28. Omaha Winnipeg air route formed by business groups. Mrs Buck and Norman visit Kansas City for the weekend.
A fragmented crossword style list presents horizontal and vertical clue numbers with mixed letters and partial phrases. The readable items reference authors, pastry, anatomy, geography, and random nouns, all forming a dense puzzle fragment from a newspaper page.
Washington reports say the Anglo Italian agreement offers no lasting peace and mainly preserves balance of power. Churchill’s allies discuss Mussolini Franco relations, with Britain seeking a window to strengthen defense while Mussolini presses Mediterranean aims. Roosevelt faces internal Washington strains as administration battles in Congress and courts continue.
The funeral of Henry Hinz Sr. was held Wednesday at Luther Church in De Smet with Rev. L C Levenson officiating and burial in De Smet cemetery. Pallbearers included Joe Purin tun F Stimson Anton Poppen William Warren N C Tackaberry and J O Hara. He was an early settler, carried mail locally, and left a wife and seven children.
Students visited points of interest in the Black Hills on a spring trip. W S traveled with a carload and was joined by Kathryn Leegen.
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