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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
6
The notices describe varied church and club activities led by Rev. Alfred Trenerry and Rev. H. J. Lloyd with public attendance urged. Women groups met for education, sewing, and social gatherings, with many dinners, bridge parties, and birthday celebrations across local homes and venues.
An elderly Jacksonville man reports 40 years of weekly laxatives ended after using Kellogg AGI-BRAN with Ant-Bean. He says he can eat any food now and has had no constipation since, aided by minerals and vitamins. The ad touts safety, packing, and dosage guidance, urging medical consult if not helped.
A historical survey notes China’s new tariff law took effect February 1 1929 after treaties with twelve nations based on most favored nation terms. It discusses Likin abolition in 1930, boycotts impacting peace, core budget and finance issues, central government stabilization needs, and a Jefferson PTA meeting highlighting local activities plus Alpha Delphians studying poetry with focus on McCrae’s Flanders Fields.
Mrs. Smith guides a literary study through Joyce Kilmer Lew Sarett Paul Laurence Dunbar Edna St Vincent Millay Edgar Guest Robert W Service and Rudyard Kipling. Readings cover Life works notable poems and shifts in Kipling’s poetry. The session ends with a club motto.
In Washington on February 15 Congress saluted Susan B Anthony on the 11th anniversary of her death. Rep Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts delivered the eulogy in the House honoring the pioneer who helped win women the vote. Anthony was born in Adams Massachusetts to a farm family.
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