Better Parenthood Week Promotes Child Health and Mother Care
The piece argues for Better Parenthood Week observed May 18 and May 8 Mother’s Day observances to unite child health and maternal protection. It cites 150,000 annual child deaths in the US from preventable causes and urges use of known prenatal guidance and medical knowledge to save babies and mothers, calling neglect shameful and insisting action this year.
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Merrie
Parents’ Magazine
Parent's Magazine
United States
Huron Votes On 225000 Bond For New Auditorium
South Dakota towns compete for convention revenue as Huron voters face a decision next Tuesday on borrowing 225000 dollars to fund a new auditorium. The measure could crown Huron as a premier host city or leave it as a ghost city if it fails to advance.
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Huron
South Dakota
Sioux
Falls
Mitchell
Water— Town
Aberdeen
Woman Martina Zamudio Leaps to River Near Salto
A brief dispatch from South America reports Martina Zamudio attempted suicide by jumping into a river near Salto, Argentina, reflecting a troubling personal crisis amid regional distress.
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South America
Martina
Zamudio
Salto
Argentini
Senora Zasrudlo and the Question of Life at 108
The fragment ponders whether a person like Senora Zasrudlo can be judged by younger standards. It suggests value may endure long past age 108 and that judgment should wait until a person reaches a more advanced stage. The text hints at discussing such matters with someone older for clearer perspective.
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Senora. Zasrudlo
Confusing note on barricades and wartime policy
A fragmented report mixes commentary on removing barricades in Germany with reflections on national identity and civilian life. It references the four year plan and trims to echo war era anxieties, followed by brief, odd local items about a Tucson jaywalker and unsafe notes from would be safecrackers.
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Germany
Fee Woman's Viewpoint on Love and Modern Labor
A 1920s perspective argues modern workers separate love from daily life as women enter traditionally male jobs. It notes women juggle careers and affection, becoming emotionally detached, while men increasingly see women as capable equals. The piece suggests economic necessity drives this shift and hints at marital strain.
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NEA Servier, Inc
Shakespeare unfitted as continuity writer for Hollywood cinema
Fragmented quotes from historical figures critique Shakespeare as a film writer, praise from Tyrone Guthrie, and odd obituaries and legal notes. The text weaves names Louis A. Johnson Anna Wonder Roy T. Lockard John W Vaaughn with mentions of New York City Manhattan and Texas electric chair interruption.
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Shakespeare
Hollywood
Tyrone Guthrie
New York City
Manhattan
Louis A. Johnson
Ware
Dramatic critic urged to stay for next act
The manager begs the critic not to leave mid second act promising a terrific kick in the next act. The critic retorts that "Pine" should be given to the author as the piece unfolds.
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Arcoarte Glabe
Anti Semitic medical prejudice exposed in Basel letter
A Basel letter by Dr Lukatchowsky criticizes anti Semitic doctors and praises insulin and medical advances while denouncing Nazi and anti Jewish bias. The piece cites names like Minkowsky and Liabceich and references Nobel laureates in a plea for scientific progress over prejudice.
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Lukatchowsky
Basel
Switzerland
Mead
Tor
Sulvarsen
Ehelich
Maeaver
Betty
Kahn
Spence
Ludwig Praube
Solomon Stricker
Minkowsky
New York State Journal of Medicine
Oscar Liabceich
Menghe
Nobel
Judasssha
Diary entries from a South Dakota farm woman April reflections
A diary fragment from a South Dakota farm woman on April 22 details candlelight routines after a kerosene mishap, the family uniting in bed, neighbor cautions, and small domestic fixes. She notes dust, weather, and daily chores, including advice on keeping walls clean and conserving light while cooking. The piece conveys quiet domestic resilience and personal observations.
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Priday
Bes
Hix
Ehimesi
Janet
Ten Years Ago Noted Huron Residents Plan Shrine Trip
Ten years ago in Huron Ohio Mr and Mrs I LoomixMr and Mrs C D Stree planned a Miami Shrine convention trip first week in May They would also visit Havana Cuba before returning in about ten weeks An advanced musical recital by Ming Mabel Nelson pupil of Grace Floyd was set for Monday at the college chapel Performances at Lyric Theatre and Bijou featured films and star cast Members of Wolsey High School spelling team dominated a county contest with only two missed words The week included various social notes and travels of local residents including Mrs Le M Melia and Mr F Ro Dewsrn with plans to return home for a few months and visits to Chicago
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C. D. Stree
Miami
Havana
Cuba
Huran
Ming Mabel Nelson
Pupi
College Chapel
Maas
Lois Engle
Ceader
Gary Cooper
Fay Wea
Legion
Comeiemmed
Tor
Lyric Theatre
Bijou
Richard, Bachelmess
Molly Olay
Gertrude, Schiebe
Wolsey
Mary
Af Huron
Beadle County
Melia
Minneapolis
Virginia
Minn
Dadeley
Wison
Mick
J. H. Mahaffey
R. G. Kent
J. W. Gente
Chicago
Wayland Honor Students Named for Six Weeks
Wayland school announces honor students for the past six weeks nine pupils named Velma Gilland Elaine Ravensheft Dorothy Korakis Vigia Marshall Lois Warren Rosemary Winejar Keith Wares Roberts Martin and Lylo Merritt.
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Aysil
Onme
Velma Gilland
Elaine Ravensheft
Dorothy Korakis
Vigia Marshall
Lois Warren
Rosemary Winejar
Keith Wares
Roberts
Martin
Lylo Merritt
Radio Features Tar Beet OF RADIOLAND
Radio features schedule details from New York on April 28 list Hurbert Hoover planned appearances on WABC CBS and WIZ NBC with May broadcasts from Oklahoma City Chicago and national guests including Emanuel Celler and Gov LaFollette. Programs include CBS early 3:30 p.m. history and science series and varied evening lineups with orchestras and talk segments across networks.
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Buster
Central Standard
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Hoover
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Wiz-Nbc
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Talas
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Fhitia LaForrete
Wisconsin
WIZ
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Oklahoma
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CBS
Arthur J. Altmeyer
WEAF
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Cucille
Tati Ach
L. Alexander
Nighner
Pal Springs
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Ghost of Benjamin
Sweets
Paul Whiteman
Hollywood ‘Hotely & Song Shop
Eddy Duchix
Cesar Saorehinger
Maurice Spitulny
Death Valley
Tim
New York's
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West Quarter
Paris Douglas
Tenmeyes
Cooke
Barry McKinley
al Rath
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Sturgess
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Artie Shaw
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Johnny
Anna Mirguis
Te Capitali
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Benny Goodman
Art Kassel
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Nat
Brandewynne
Ovekesmen
More Wheat Stored This Year Than Last
Wheat storage estimates show about 5,406,000 bushels by companies and 5,260,000 by hand this year, exceeding figures from the previous year. The totals include South Dakota and other states with April figures indicating higher stocks overall.
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State
South - Dakota
Intelligent Beast Puzzle Mixed Clues and Wordplay
A dense puzzle from a periodical presents a horizontal and vertical word grid with numbered clues. It includes cryptic terms like domesticated mongrel and various cross references such as Greek letters and musical notes, inviting solvers to fill a variety of thematic words and connections.
Roosevelts foes and party splits loom in 1940 race
A 1938 survey piece outlines intra party rifts among Democrats led by Roosevelt figures like LaGuardia Berle and Turwell, with LaFollette and Norris factions vying for influence. It discusses Hull Straus conflict, Teer and Tugwell ties, and a cautious outlook for 1940 contests as leaders seek strategic allies.
Dog Catcher To Start Next Week In Fura
City dog control begins next week as police chief Jake S. Nelson warns owners. A dog catcher will visit households to enforce licensing by May D any unlicensed animal will be seized. Chief urges timely licensing to avoid dog destruction due to carelessness. Licenses cost 3 for females and 2 for males at City Treasurer W. H. Olson's office.
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Fura
Jake, S. Nelson
Natedie Dante
W. H. Olson
Miner County Banquet Honors Candidate Fosheim
A banquet honored Apok 2 Specist Oscar Fosheim, Democrats candidate for governor, at the American Legion auditorium Monday night. About a quarter of attendees were present. The nonpolitical event was sponsored by the Miner County Democratic Party for Fosheim’s candidacy.
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Howabiy
Apok
Oscar Fosheim
Gor‘seer
Miner County
American Legion
Doll Party
Fornheinster Governor Club
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