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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1930
Page
7
Central South Dakota women are advised on etiquette for visiting a friend’s home and traveling alone. Guidance covers hosting behavior, thanking servants, letter after visits, hotel conduct, arrivals at stations, attire, travel in Pullman cars, sleeping car etiquette, and discreet tipping practices.
Daisy Dean Butler of Lake Preston writes in the August Pasque Petals, presenting Mother Love with blue heavens and a cradle prayer. Meta M Beach from Huron contributes A Rose to Wear, a reflection on aging and roses. Hattie D Glover of Frederick offers Ripening Grain and Star in the Dust, while Ethelyn Miller Hartwich adds Star in the Dust. Russell Morris Wood of Winner features Gleanings about gifts beyond wealth.
Washington report explains that Monterey Pine near California coast continues trunk growth through winter while other trees halt. Dr Daniel T MacDougall of the Carnegie Institution notes dormancy in deciduous species ends growth after 40 to 70 days annually. pines resume as temperatures rise.
Faulk County women claim first place in the district demonstration with a display on Pos sibilities with Dye. Mrs Lena Burke and Miss Ethel Bean of Seneca win the right to represent Faulk County at the State Fair in September, per home demonstration agent Sydia C Newel.
A modern designed long house can be built nationwide with minimal end space. It can run longways with land or across the front, garage off the kitchen, store room above, and a door hood lit at night. Three bedrooms and two rooms on the first floor offer garden views, cross ventilation, and west facing with north garage end. Hollow tile or brick walls, stucco exterior, metal sash, weathered mullions, and a tile band atop windows. Lot sizes 80x10 or 40x100 feet, cost $8,000 to $10,000 vary by local labor.
The second week of the five week diet prescribed by Miss Louise Dixon mirrors the first week with lunch and dinner adjustments. It warns women to verify overweight status with a physician and cautions against exceeding five weeks. It lists a fixed breakfast and a repetitive lunch dinner menu with lean meat or egg options and modified dressings.
Miss Louise Dixon expert in home economics shares a free cooking school lesson with a recipe for white cakes sweet mints celery salad and pull pastry. The article details ingredients and methods for brittle candy Lima beans cooking tips and step by step kitchen guidance.
Beauty experts urge a shift to more artificial facial make up. They advise contouring cheeks eye shadow away from lashes and focusing rouge on center lips while blending powder for a true skin tone test.
Margaret Ayer Barnes Years Of Grace leads the past week's fiction best sellers, with My Best Story in second. Dorothy Parker Laments for the Living and The Young and Secret by Alice Grant Rogman follow, while non fiction includes Roosevelt and Story of San Michele. Old peas advice notes using pressure cooker ten pounds for ten minutes to tender them.
Mary Anderson head of the U S women's bureau argues for tailored support for female workers. She cites economic pressure, workplace discrimination and weaker organization as reasons why women need standards, education, and protection to raise hours, wages, and conditions. The bureau aims to build safeguards and gather facts to counter unsafe exploitation while championing persistent female labor participation.
A recipe describes beating unbeaten egg whites water and sugar in a double boiler over rapid boiling water. Mix with vanilla and heat until thickened, then beat until smooth and spreadable.
The corks of thermos bottles should be changed often. They absorb a small amount of food that cannot be removed by washing or boiling the cork in sodpy water. If the cork is strong and there is mone to replace it cover the old cork with wax paper and it will not come in contact with the food. Furs are being dyed practically any color, so that fashionable women may now have a special fur to wear with every gown.
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