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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1931
Page
7
Miss Sare L. Dewing explains the Better Home Bedding project, detailing mattress types and fillings, from cotton felt to inner spring units, and emphasizes ventilation, durability, and safety standards for central South Dakota women’s extension clubs.
More than 10 000 homemakers in South Dakota attend college at home with 14 extension agents and four specialists guiding projects in clothing and home management across 36 counties. Miss Susan Z Wilder leads Farm and Home week activities with lectures on Child Health by Dr Caroline Hedger, and the program emphasizes training through demonstrations and county conferences to raise the standard of living for farm families.
The week’s top sellers include Little America by Richard X Byrd and The Lives of 9 Bengal Lanc er by F. Yeats Brown in non fiction plus Imperial Palace and The Water Gipsies among fiction. Jobs for Girls by Hazel Rawson Cades targets women, outlining training, openings, salaries, and advancement prospects.
Real estate feature describes a white shingled two wing colonial with stone accents and a central fireplace. It notes generous living space, a guest room with bath, potential to enlarge the master, lean-to porch, and a north-facing main entrance plan. Estimated cost ranges from seven to eight thousand dollars based on local prices.
A beauty expert urges constant daily routines to maintain loveliness. The article outlines a 30 day plan emphasizing washing hands before meals, dental cleaning, skin care, dressing, grooming, and weekly to monthly tasks. It promotes baths or showers, thorough cleansing, and careful drying to stimulate circulation and keep skin clean.
An OCR fragment describes a dessert preparation with wall mixed items, cooking steps, and chilling. It mentions beaten egg yolks, gelatin water, and folding ingredients with cream. The text notes options for dry or fresh fruit and shaping into one inch rolls, yielding eight servings.
Eva K Anglesburg Thompson of North Dakota writes Little Daughter in Pasque Petals, the South Dakota Poetry Society magazine, drawing on an old folk saying about hair from two whorls predicting living under two crowns. The verse notes a daughter destined for a distant land and a future country heaven.
Recipe fragment describes mixing tocked oatmeal with 14 package dates sliced plus flour baking powder and brown sugar. Add dates to oatmeal then combine with first mixture. Pour into greased loaf pot and bake at 325 degrees for about one hour. Leftovers can substitute for oatmeal.
Hazel Christoffereen presents Grandma Nabor reflecting on after Christmas chaos versus storm wreckage. She recalls her grandson’s first bike sight, fussing fathers, and how Christmas memories linger amid a cluttered home and memories of war times in France.
Training for the home furnishing project resumes with a 10 am session at the Town hall January 5 on Accessories followed by a 1 50 pm class on Curtain Treatment. Beadle county events include meetings in Huron January 6 9 and 13 with a January 15 training in Bonilla and January 16 17 for local schools. Detachable umbrella covers and winter legumes as green manure crops are noted by the state agriculture expert.
The first Tuesday of the new year launches the fourth series of voters service radio programs sponsored by the National League of Women Voters and NBC. Senators Bulkley of Ohio and Vandenberg of Michigan participate January 6 at 8 30 p m central standard time discussing The Voter and His Government. The five month run, heard from WRC Washington, will cover topics The Voter and His Pocketbook The Voter and His Market Basket and The Voter and His Job. Bulkley, newly elected to fill Burton's seat, and Vandenberg, longtime Michigan senator, will detail the voter's stake in home and abroad government.
Josephine Donovan's new novel Black Soil from Stratford Co. portrays a farm community with diverse fish settlers including German Dutch and Austrian families. The Trim Connor family centers the narrative as the story explores soil and farm life with sympathetic detail.
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