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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1932
Page
7
Huron hosts Allied Campaigners May 4 and 5 with a women’s luncheon and tea. Norma C. Brown and Mrs Daniel A. Polling headline talks on prohibition support, with many local sponsors listed among committees and national women leaders taking part.
Announcement of a past weeks contest results for serving fresh rhubarb appears in this paper Monday. Three cash prizes of 1.50, 1.00, and 0.50 will be awarded to women suggesting the best rhubarb serving methods. Entries should list ingredients separately with clear directions, cooking time, heat level, servings, and participant address on one side of the page.
Miss Norma C. Brown secretary of the Allied forces for prohibition and a noted aant leader in the cause will address meetings here as part of a nationwide drive to build support for the 18th amendment. Allied Campaigners will be in town May 4 and 5.
South Dakota Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs meets in Mitchell May 6 8 with Mrs Geime MacDonald Bowman of Richmond Va as guest speaker. Elsie Hanson invites all women to attend, with a focus on the banquet May 6 where Bowman will speak. program includes Augusta Wider on wings symbolism and Major O W Goursey on George Washington. The federation, formed in St Louis 1919, now spans 45 states with 56 000 members. aims to elevate standards and promote cooperation through education and professional activity.
Hazel Christoffersen records a chat with Grandma Nabor about South Dakota's gardens and a Boy Scout cleanup of a vacant lot. They contrast past hard work with modern comforts and reflect on responsibility for future generations amid unease and learning what is right.
Grace Campbell presents a whale wheat bread method using compressed yeast. Readable steps cover scalding milk and water, dissolving yeast, salt, flour, kneading, rising in warm places, forming leaves, baking at moderate heat for 45 minutes, cooling on a rack, and optional buttered crust to stay soft.
Leaders of boys and girls organizations and others are invited to a one act play institute in Huron May 16 to 18 at the courthouse. Conducted by Knapp of the National Playground Association, the program covers makeup stage arrangement and dramatization with two sessions daily. No admission charge.
Velvet dominates the season with wraps matching linen pique satin and silks in many fabrics. Broad velvet ribbons accent dresses while velvet flowers outline necklines and daytime suits. Styles include long and short street coats, printed frocks, and velvet scarves with tailored coats.
A fragmented health and home care note advises boiling water before adding vegetables to preserve flavor. It also mentions packing a trunk with bottles of toilet preparation and sealing with paraffin and corks secured by tape, though the text is unclear and partial.
A South Dakota verse by Victor Croley appears in Pasque Petals, urging careful plant purchases. It advises buying seeds from reliable firms, selecting first quality tools and durable stock, and choosing balled and burlapped evergreens, two-year stock roses, and true-to-name perennials from trusted nurseries or catalogs. Local seed stores and florists are recommended for annuals and pots.
An in depth look at the house moth as a persistent foe to wool garments furs and blankets. It outlines the insect’s life cycle the damage they cause and advice on control including chemical sprays brushing dry cleaning sun exposure and heat ironing to kill eggs. Strong entities include moths and household textiles. The article notes the moth’s ancient presence and calls for thorough cleaning and storage precautions.
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