Athletics and Femininity in Women’s Sports Debated
Sports writer John R Tunis argues in Harper’s Bazaar that women athletes since World War I have gained health poise and charm rather than hardening. He cites Helen Wills Moody Glenna Collett Betty Nuthall and Lili d Alva rez as examples of champions who remain feminine and self controlled under pressure.
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John R. Tunis
Harper's Bazaar
Helen Wills Moody
Glenna Collett
Betty Nuthall
Lili d’Alvarez
Tunis
Miss Collett
Moody
Nut Hall
Jess
Poker Face
Americans Spend Heavily on Travel Despite Higher Tastes
Business notes show more Americans taking European trips and rising park visitors in 1930. Six months in 1930 saw 198,120 U S citizens travel abroad vs 188,755 in 1929, a five percent rise. week ending July 12 1930 park visitors reached 1,297,933 versus 1,163,243 a year earlier, about twelve percent higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Automobile Association
Detroit Convention Tourist Bureau
Europe
Department of
Department of Commerce
Amicdns
Drought Sainted as Possible Blessing to Farmers
United Press quotes farm leaders who see the present drought as a potential blessing in disguise. Henry A. Wallace and Alexander Legge argue it may curb wheat surplus and lift prices, while Senator Arthur Capper suggests drought forces diversification, ending with the idea that the hardships could reveal a silver lining.
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United Press
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace Farmer
Iowa
Wallace
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Rail line aid could ease South Dakota grain price crisis
In South Dakota, farmers hope the Minneapolis and St Louis railroad will offer to buy feed crops for livestock. Feeding wheat to cattle hogs and sheep could unlock grain value, reduce storage pressure, and help farmers cope with low current prices. Availability of feeder stock and rail cooperation are key factors shaping this plan.
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Watertown
Minneapolis & St Louis Railroad
South Dakota
Mexico Faces Her Debts and Seeks Stable Recovery
The Mexican debt agreement reached in New York stabilizes relations with creditors and eases arrears with a 45 year horizon. The plan, praised for its realism, shares costs with rail bonds and backs postwar reform to revive oil, silver, farming, and inflation‑scarred economy, aiming at broader political stability.
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Mexico
Christian’ Science Monitor
New York
Sworld
Calles
Luis Montes de Oca
International Bankers of
Thomas W. Lamont
Planting Thousands of Roses in York and Lancaster Counties
The Brookings Hewster notes plan to plant over 4,000 roses along highways in York and Lancaster counties to honor England’s War of the Roses dividing red roses for Lancaster and white roses for York. The effort involves state departments and local groups to beautify highways nationwide, with eastern states leading and western areas following.
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George Elliott
Brookings Hewster
York
Lancaster
England
Rules For Girls Entering 4-H State Exhibit Guidelines
The 4 H club girls prepare projects for the State Pair exhibit. Entries must reach H M Jones Brookings by Tuesday September 2. Blanks available from J F White Huron Jones or district leaders. Each member may enter up to two club projects and cannot enter under past year’s class. All home economics exhibits must arrive by 9 am September 5 except baked goods due by 9 am September 8. Records must be summarized and approved by extension agents, with owner name and address on all items. Exhibits stay until 5 pm September 12, release requires written order from T J Frick. Garments class includes first year work and second year pieces with pricing description. Prizes awarded in cash and ribbons.
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Sara L. Dewing
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Misa Dewing
J. F. White
Huron
H. MM. Jones
T. J. Frick
Blunt 4 H Club Girls Carry Garden Project
Ruby Schapp of Hughes county’s Sunshine Workers 4 H club writes about her second year in 4 H and involvement in a garden club and a first year cooking club. Verne Combs, also a Sunshine Worker, notes his first year in 4 H and plans to continue with second year cooking.
4-H Clothing Exhibits Offer Cash Prizes and Ribbons
Typewritten cards detail prizes for dress and garment entries in a 4-H showing. Five cash prizes and three ribbons go to the first dress article and six cash prizes with two ribbons for the last two items. The fourth year exhibit demands a complete outfit with up to four garments, shoes, stockings, a hat, a typewritten card listing items and costs, plus a photograph for judge consideration. Special exhibits include rayon dress ensemble and pajama sets.
Prize Exhibits For Home Room Improvement Contests
Four ribbons and four cash prizes are offered in a room improvement exhibit. The second exhibit requires a single room unit with at least five articles, a before and after photo, floor plan, picture arrangement chart, color chart, and cost statement. A third exhibit is a rug of homemade type. Bissell’s Hi-Lo sweeper is a sponsor for the champion exhibitor. First prizes count eight points, seconds seven, thirds six points.
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Bissel
Bissell Carpet Sweeper
Grand Rapids
Mich
4 H Judging Teams Selected For Fair
Codington county will be represented by a 4 5 stock team and a 4 H dairy judging team at the State Fair. Teams were chosen from district try outs in Brookings. Livestock team members are Anton Feyereisen Keranzburg Melvin Schmidt Bemis Clifford Mitchell Watertown. Dairy team members are Alois Fox Watertown Raphael Brendinet Waverly and Charles Chronister Watertown.
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Codington County
A. W. Palm
Brookings
Anton, Feyereisen
Keranzburg
Melvin Schmidt
Bemis
Clifford Mitchell
Watertown
Alois Fox
Raphael Brendinet
Waverly
Charles Chronister
Sunshine Club Girls Outdoor Meeting at Beadle County
The Valley Sunshine club met on the riverbank at George Schwartz home in Beadle County. Seven members answered roll call. Plans were made to exhibit finished projects at the Junior Fair. The kitten ball team planned to play Clyde Center Progressive club Sunday evening. Both teams have one win. The Hitchcock girls game was postponed due to illness and heat. Swimming was enjoyed. Next meeting set for August 19 at Clara Gluesing’s home.
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Sunshine Club
Valley Sunshine Club
Beadle County
George Schwartz
Evelyn Woelpert
Teporter
Clyde Center
Progressive Club
Hitchcock Girls
Evelyn
Clara Gluesing
Aland Clubbers Fit Patterns At Meeting
The 4 H Sewing club of Hand county met at Mrs Gehring home on Tuesday afternoon. Six members and three visitors attended the meeting with a lesson on fitting patterns. Each girl helped fit a pattern and showed how the same pattern could be adjusted for different sizes. Club songs and yells were given and refreshments were served.
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Hand County
Gehring
Ruby Yoarobs
Irs
Gohring
Girl Earns 185-In Sash for 4-H Club Projects
Willene Grissom of Rock Island Tennessee earned a 185 inch sash and a silver loving cup for her 4-H club work. She made two trips to Knoxville for the state cup and notes being a Warren County club member in her third year. Her projects include clothing cooking health home improvement poultry gardening and produce like potatoes tomatoes and baby beets. She serves as club president and aims to inspire other girls to engage in 4-H activities.
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Willene Grissom
Rock Island, Tenn
Knoxville
Warren County
Tata
TV Am
Dakota Belles Exhibit Doll House At State Fair
The Dakota Belles 3 members and two visitors met at Clara Schwarz home on Tuesday August 5. Lois Murray presided over the business session as club plans an exhibit at the State Fair with a dollhouse furniture and curtains display. A special meeting at Lois Murray s home is planned in about three weeks. Clara Schwartz and Evelyn Woelper to demo at the June Fair. Next meeting set for two weeks at Clara Gleasing home.
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Dakota Belles
Dakota Belles Room Improvement Club
Clara Schwarz
Mildred Lyman
Lois Murray
Mildres
Clara Schwartz
Evelyn Woelper
Clara Gleasing
Fedora Happy Cooks Demonstrate Angel Food Cake
The Fedora Happy Cooks club met at Tom Sweeny’s home with nine of ten members present per reporter Irene Car Renter. Lorraine Sweeny and Frances Bennet demonstrated angel food cake and standard white cake, planning displays for the county achievement day and the State Fair. Lunch closed the meeting with next demonstrations by Agnes Blankenburg and Darlene Lampert on lemon and apple pie, and Evelyn Klein and Marion Carpenter on buffet service at the August 19 gathering at A K Lambert home.
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Fedora Happy Cooks
Happy Cooks Club
Fedora Me
Tom Sweeny
Irene Car
A. K. Lambert
Evelyn Klein
Marion Carpenter
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Central South Desota
Hazel Christoffersen
Dewing
Roy Housman
South
Dakoly
Armour
Star Ham
Maine
Hinois
California
Tone In
U.S
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