Cure for Colds Emphasizes Rest and Hydration
Brookings April 30 There are no spectacular methods for treating the common cold says Dr Henrik Tillisch State College physician Rest in bed is most effective and simple. Citrated drinks fruit juices and extra water aid toxin elimination while one or two days rest at the start may surpass medicines. The cold is an invasion of respiratory passages worsened by lack of sleep fatigue chilling and poor eating. Heavy indoor clothing and sudden temperature changes increase susceptibility. Late winter and spring are peak cold seasons and illnesses can persist into summer.
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Brookings
Henrik’ Willisch
State College
Phyian
Vic
Tillisch
Vermillion hosts Woonsocket students for Missouri assembly
Four South Dakota University students Francia Dunn Leslie Haugen Katherine Martens and Elnora Drafahl Vermillion travel with Mrs Lyons to Vermillion for a two day Student Legislative Assembly at Iowa State College May 1 and 2. They will study parliamentary procedure and enactment with two speakers of the house and a clerk. Byron Allen of the Town Old Age Assistance Commission speaks on Social Security and John Dennison federal referee in bankruptcy discusses the Supreme Court and the Constitution.
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Woonsocket
Iowa
Vermillion
University of ‘South
Supreme Court
Byron Allen
Town Old Age Assistance Commission
John Dennison
Frankfort PTA Holds Season’s Final Meeting
Frankfort April 3 Specialy The last meeting of the season of the PTA was held in the school Monday evening April 27 with about 42 members and a few guests. It was voted to purchase a school flag. Officers were unanimously re-elected: President Mrs Creta Hutchison, Vice President Mrs Florence Jones, Secretary Mrs Helia Troutman, Treasurer Miss Georgia May Luxton. After adjournment members and guests enjoyed games in the gym and a luncheon was served. Sixty paid members by the PTA the past year and leadership under Mrs Hutchison noted.
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Frankfort Pta
Frankfort
Creta Hutchison
Florence Jones
Helia Troutman
Georgia May Luxton
PIA
Hutthison
Lane Boy Relapses in Illness at Mitchell Hospital
Lane Boy, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Tohn Topken, was taken to Methodist Hospital Mitchell after four weeks of illness. He has pneumonia and low weight. his mother stays with him and grandmother helps at home. Meanwhile Mrs Dake hosts a meeting and Lazy Town operetta plays in Wellington Community Hall. Alpena seniors plan Skip Day to Sioux Falls.
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Wendell Topken
Tohn Topken
Methodist
Mitchell
Duke
Wellington
Charles Dake
Callen
Callen Reetained Division 1 of the Diviion
Aidjed
Priscos
Stewart Bott
J."h
Orval Shanholtz
Rebekahs Meet Wellington April 30
The Morning Star Rebekah Lodge met in regular session Monday evening and awarded a door prize to Miss Mildred Bummel. The lodge expects a joint program meeting with the Odd Fellows, date not yet decided.
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Rebekahs
Wellington
Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge
Magnday
Mildred Bummel
Odd Fellows
Birthday Party for Treva Barnes in Alpena
Mrs Ellis Barnes hosted twelve first and second grade girls with teacher Miss Selma Wiedebusch for Treva Barnes seventh birthday. Games were played before lunch. Candles flowers and a large candle cake decorated the table in the celebration.
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Alpena
Ellis Barnes
Selma Wiedebusch
Treva Barnes
Smith Hughes Contests End at State College in South Dakota
BROOKINGS April 30 The largest Smith Hughes contest since establishment of the system in the state ended at State College with prizes and cups awarded. About 500 boys and 20 girls and their instructors registered for two days of contests in home economics and agriculture. Volga high school led in girls foods and clothing with top points across divisions. Wall, Beresford, Canton and Parker followed. Brookings High led the Brookings delegation with the banner for excellence. Individual honors went to Iva Else Valley Springs high point among boys, Carol Nelson Sisseton top girl, Milred Vandenburg Volga for the winning home economics essay, and Elna Nelson and Carol Nelson as high point winners in their categories. Redfield and Valley Springs scored in livestock and hogs judging. Hartford led shop work. Centerville dairy. Letcher cattle. Carthage horses. Redfield crops. Forty-seven high schools participated, up from prior years. President Pugsley and Deans Lars en and Pierson spoke at the awards dinner.
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Brookings
Smith-Hughes
South Dakota
State College
Volga High School
Othe
Fron Wall High School
Beresford
Canton
Parker High
The
Valley
Springs
Centerville
Hartford
Alpha’ Zeta
Brookings High School
Iva
Valley Springs
Carol ‘Nelson
Warner
Geddas High School
Ward
Redfield
Carthage
Pugsley
Dean C. Larsen
Division of Agriculture
Dean Edith Pierson
Division
Pr Jhome Economics
Rebekahs Meet In Alpena Tonight
The spring district meeting of the Rebekah lodge will be held at the L O O F Hall in Alpena this evening.
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Alpena
Rebekahs
Rebekah
University Holds Student Election at Vermillion
Vermillion April 1 Students at the University of South Dakota held a university student election naming officers who will serve immediately. Officers include President Robert Buck Madison Vice President Apse Adams Jefferson Secretary Elaine Martin and others on publications athletic and debate boards with members from Aberdeen Weentocket Britton Rapid City Pierre Sioux City and surrounding areas.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Saet
University
New
Robert Buck
Madison
Apse Adams
Jefferson
Elaine Martin
Robert Vik
Aberdeen
Jean Brishine
Weentocket
Norma Lewis
Alcester
Athletic Board of Control
Kenneth Assen
Funeral Services For H. A. Michels
Funeral services for Henry A. Michels, 52, were held at his country home four miles east of Frankfort Monday afternoon. The Reverend Minklar of Redfield officiated. Vocal numbers were sung by A. D. Coleman and son Leonard Coleman of Redfield. Burial followed in Mt. Hope Cemetery in the family plot. Immediate relatives attended, including two sisters from Montana.
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Frankfort
Henry A. Michels
Hev
Minklar
Redfield
A.D. Coleman
Leonard
Mt. Hope
Montana
Seniors To Be Feted On High School Day At Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell April 3 A varied program is planned for High School Senior Day on May 8 at Dakota Wesleyan University in Huron with registration at 1 30 in Graham Hall Parlors open house 2 00 to 3 00 featuring science and art displays tours of campus and a water carnival with swimming water safety and diving events. Dinner in the cafeteria includes welcome remarks and a School of Music program followed by an all college party. Nevada prison remains on prehistoric gravesite excavations reveal fossils.
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Lester Belding
Harvey Willson
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minnepolis
Barks and Busietee
Ness
Dakota Wesleyan
We University
Don Phillips
School of Music
Dramatice
Music Schoo
Dull Headaches Gone After Simple Remedy Claim
An advertisement asserts headaches vanish after one Adlerike dose. The claim links relief to cleansing the bowels of poisons, promising improved sleep and reduced nervousness. The text targets readers seeking quick, simple health remedy results.
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