Einstein Reception Highlights Public Fascination With Relativity
The public treats Albert Einstein as a figure of wide interest while remaining largely puzzled by the theory of relativity. The article argues that the attention stems from his status as a genius who “figured out” something few others grasp rather than public understanding of the science.
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Albert Einstein
Germany
Einstein
Col
Charles A. Lingbergh
Atlantic
Columbia University
Dr. Einstein
Milwaukee's crime curb rooted in citizen vigilance
Collier's Weekly investigator William G. Shepherd cites Milwaukee as America’s safest city, crediting citizen engagement and a non politicized police force. He notes two police chiefs in 46 years, firm stance against organized crime, and police as public servants protected from political pressure.
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William G. Shepherd
Collier's Weekly
America
New Orleans
St. Paul
New York
Atlanta
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Shepherd
Milwauke
Police Department
Milwaukee justice on a hair trigger and citywide vigilance
The piece argues justice in Milwaukee moves fast to deter serious crime, noting low murder rates due to police success and public vigilance. It reflects on the city’s climate of accountability, then shifts to praise for local historic society efforts in Kingsbury and profiles Longtime editors and publishers shaping regional weeklies. It ends noting renewed interest in winter sports in the Black Hills.
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Milwaukee
Waupun State Penitentiary
Wisconsin
Affeira
Mitchell Youth Wins Third in National Audition
Mitchell musician Richard W. Dennis, 19, captured third prize in the Atwater Kent foundation audition, earning tuition funds and national recognition. Judges praised his remarkable voice while noting his youth suggests future growth and potential for a prominent musical career.
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Mitchell Republican
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Mina Hager
Merie Sioux Palle
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Sweet Lady of Pompeii Unearthed Gems Reveal Ancient Luxury
Historians describe a Pompeii boudoir discovery with bracelets, rings, earrings, and necklaces piled in a chest beside kitchenware from a wealthy woman's room. The 19th century style reporting notes the woman died in ash during Vesuvius eruption while choosing adornments for a final night.
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Omaha World-Herald
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Girls of Kansas study paths beyond matrimony
St Louis Post Dispatch notes 1795 Kansas University coeds show only one in nine plan homemaking. Majority seek professional careers: 73 in journalism, 60 in business, 18 in medicine, 15 in law. Authors caution mothers not to worry as women’s choices evolve and may shift with time.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
University of Kansas
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Kareme
Hee
Kerness
European Trip Awarded Viola Mach for 4-H Achievement
Viola Mach of Tabor South Dakota, a co ed college student, won first place in a national 4-H hub style contest in Chicago for home economics and music work. The honor includes a three month Europe trip and follows years of leadership in sewing and clothing clubs, poultry club activity, and county 4-H roles.
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Viola
Mixa Viola Mach
Tabor
Blate College
Toprol
Chicago
Muic
Mach
Bon Homme County
Mus Mach
Hon Homme County Orwocization
Bon Flammette
Adolph Mach
Bon Hommette
Mixs Mach
Miss Mach
Anns Kaiser
Tyndall
Huron
South Dakota
Cost Girl Scout Uniform Cut Cuts Prices Nationwide
National headquarters announces lower prices on Girl Scout uniforms and accessories to ease family costs. Effective January 1, the price for the uniform drops from 525 to 450, with lighter material and same style. The change follows suggestions from Mrs. Giles Whiting and aims to boost affordability amid tough economic mood. A show featuring the Gris in uniform at rallies, camps, and clubs is sponsored by the Girl Beauté and arranged through regional offices.
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Girl Scouts
Giles Whiting
Cheirwean
Girl Scout
Ie Deng
Retional
Santa to Visit Huron Library Tuesday Afternoon
Miss Margaret Peterson at Huron library notes Santa plans a visit next Tuesday afternoon. The letter from Santa says he hopes to be there between three and five o'clock, with possible delays. The note is signed Santa, promising a read and a delight for readers.
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Huron Library
Margaret Peterson
Amistant Jibra
Psa
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Toad
State Expert Will Attend Meet Here
Nutritionist Miss Susan B Wilder from eetareoel of Sih tod clothing will join the meeting with other specialists from Siste into college. Gara L fewing is also noted among the attendees as a key supporter for the year’s program.
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Eetareoel
Sih Tod Clothing
Ponent and
Dole
Ehoasiedt
Othee
Siste
Gara L. Fewing
Charm of Cleanliness Talk at Doland 4-H Meet
Lucille Gross spoke to Doland 4-H ful Workers club on The Charm of Cleanliness at a Degree Lodge meeting. She contrasted tidy versus untidy appearance, stressing that neatness attracts friends. Secretary Maexine Graham reviewed SD's healthiest boy and girl, Sevell Dewing gave tips on affordable Christmas gifts, and Irena Jengom reported games before bench.
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Lucille Gross
Lucilla Grow
Cheerful Workers 4-H Club
Doland
Degree Lodge
Hell
Lucille
Lucile
Maexine Graham
South Dakota
Sevell
Dewing Howe
Irena Jengom
Annie Han Talk Presages Hawaii to Asperica Visit
Miss Annie Han spoke about her native Hawaii and her first impression of Asperica. She sang in her native language with her own nkebele accompaniment. A candle lighting service followed as six new girls joined the Gish Reserve club. The next meeting plans Christmas activities.
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Annie Han
Drograra
Hawaii
Edith Robinson To Tell Christmas Tales At Library
Edith Robinson, assistant librarian at Herom Library, will tell Christmas stories at dp wm Turqiay on December 23. The lively event runs from 3 to 5 o’clock with Bente Clas expected to be present amid elaborately decorated surroundings.
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Edith Robinson
Mig Baith Robinson
Aesistant Lbrarian
Herom Library
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Beadle County Abstract
William Goughran Jr transfers property to Glenn Foote, Tole, Lety and 3 Bik in Daleys Addition to Yale. Isaac Crawford sells to James Tomlinson a parcel in Jot 4% interest in Lot 4 and 1H Brown's Addition to Huron.
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Willam Goughran, Jr
Glenn Foote
Tole
Lety
Daleys
Yale
Isaac Crawford
James Tomlinson
Karas
P. Brown
Huron
Stickers Today Anewer Will Bs Youth Ad Page
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Adult Education Neglected Says Vermillion
In Vermillion on December 18, G R Breckenridge of the University of South Dakota urged broader, permanent adult education in the state. He described University Extension work and proposed community drama, film materials, and a business bureau to keep pace with industrial growth, while detailing high school and university offerings and statewide accessibility.
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South Dekatens
G. R. Breck~enridge
University Extension
University of South Dakota
KOSD
Breckenridge
University Extension Division
State College Extension
South Dakota
Nu Business Bureau
Hich
H. 5
Morgan
University High
Segilar University
General University
William Howard Saston
S. DE. A
Thomas Risk
School of Education
Gold Seal Presented To Thorp 4 H Girls
The Thorp Thread and Trimble club received a gold seal for completing their 1930 project. Eleven girls met at the schoolhouse to announce that Blanche Harmen would receive a free trip to the Junior Short Course. Blanche expressed happiness, and the group praised her faithfulness and dependability.
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Mice Starry
Blanche Harmen
Blanche
Alice
Toe Gfele
Doland Sewing Club Birthday Party Inspires 4 H Plans
Doland sewing group met at the Bell home Saturday with every member present. Mi Soa Lorene heen fensied agent attended as a guest. Mim Dewing demonstrated wax crayon designs and exhibited articles. Next meeting will feature smocking, and plans for a 4 H club program were discussed.
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Doland
Bell Girls
Avery
Mi Soa Lorene Heen
Wee
Mim Dewing
Twenty Years Ago Huron Highlights and Travels
Dr W M Ringsdorf plans a Florida winter stay starting January 2 with wife and daughter Marion. Mrs George Longstaff journeys to Missouri, then visits Eldora for Christmas with her husband. Miss Grace Hogers departs for Fairfield after a guest stay at the Peculy home. Miss Ruzz to return to Huron after weeks away. Marie Wagner Lucy and Gladys Von Arsdale host a high school gathering with a late taffy pull. J W Campbell family hosts a birthday dinner for daughter J McD Campbell. Coler Campbell to continue birthday events tomorrow. M D Whitman family moves into new home at Wisconsin and Seventh. California’s 1950 gasoline tax projected at 540.4 million, with road funds potentially rising to 600 million. A California beekeeper notes each pound of honey implies over 35,000 bee trips from hive.
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Florida
Mra Ringsdorf
Marion
George Longstaff
Point
Misouri
T. H. Null
Sioux Falls
Grace Hogers
Pecu
Pinch
Fairfield
Miss Ruzz
Huron
Marie Wagner
Lucyy
Gladys von Arsdale
Miss Wagner
J. W. Campbell
J. McD. Campbell
Coler Campbell
Campbell
Nomeber
M. D. Whitman
Wisconsin and
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