Doings Of Interest Lincoln School Pupils Dine Midday
Fourth graders at Lincoln School in Huron, under Miss Feeney, held a mid afternoon dinner project to illustrate hygiene etiquette. Students split into groups to plan cook serve and eat a meal with guest invitations and discussions, supervised by teachers emphasizing practical learning and manners.
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Lincoln School
Dishan
D. A. Provost
Helen Feeney
Miss Feeney
Abs
Miss Feeney Evert
Mitte Wiels
Ing
Miss Peehey
Mise Feeney
Huron
A. J. Lang
Elas
Miss Feener
Room Improvement Club Holds Meet at Home
All members attended a meet at the home of Elle Lewis. The club discussed improvements and plans while several members contributed questions and notes.
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Fedara
Lesal
When I Was a Girl and Other Tales of Youth
A British style notice praises the book When I Was a Girl and Other Tales of Youth, edited by a group including Schumann Heink and Janet Scudder. It claims stories by well known women recount childhoods with adventure and romance, appealing to both children and adults and tempting parents to read aloud at bedtime.
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Htma
Schumann-Heink
Janet Scudder
Hands Tell All About Character
The article extols thorough handwashing for hygiene and appearance, detailing steps from warm soapy lather to rinsing, drying, cuticle care, and nail care. It notes regular washing prevents grimy, reddened hands and suggests gloves in cold weather, plus a future discussion on manicuring.
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Winigh
Experts To Discuss Credits Next Week
Two leading authorities on the Federal Reserve System will discuss the operation of the Fed and its relation to current business conditions on the Voters Service program January 8. Speakers are H Parker Willis of Columbia University and Harold L Reed of Cornell University, both noted economists and authors. The program is sponsored by the National League of Women Voters and NBC.
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Federal Reserve System
Eb, W. Feige
League of Women Votom
H. Parker Willis
Columbia University
Harold L. Reed
Cornell University
Federal Reserve Board
Harold Lyle Reed
Cornell’ University
Voters’ Service
National League of Women Voters
National Broadcasting Company
Hand Club Leaders Having Meet Today
The Head county H club leaders are meeting today at the Mile at a farsom. Miss L. Dewing, home extension agent of Beedle, says the event is being held to organize the county club activities and set a schedule for upcoming tasks.
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Leracn
Mise Sere L. Dewing
Beedle
Countion
Washable wall and upholstery fabrics touted for modern rooms
A colorful preview describes new washable fabrics for walls, draperies, upholstery, and cushions. Lightweight options suit sun rooms and terraced spaces, with leather-like finishes and patterned designs gaining popularity for bathrooms, kitchens, and living rooms among fashionable homes.
Testing Blankets for Cotton or Wool by Simple Inspection
This article outlines how to choose and test blankets for cotton or wool fiber. It compares nap quality, warmth, and durability, and explains laundering methods to preserve depth and fluffiness of the nap. It notes blanket sizes for single, twin, and double beds and differences between virgin wool and processed cotton blends.
Pierre Favored to Host All County Officials Conventions
Gladys Pyle proposes moving all county official conventions to Pierre for economic mileage reasons. Bill 12 gains broad support to centralize the seven groups—sheriff, judges, state’s attorney, school superintendents—into Pierre, with roughly seven events yearly and about one thousand attendees in July to September. Municipal leaders anticipate relief from spread-out meetings and discuss potential attendance limits under new authorization rules.
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Pierre
House
Senate
Amsden
Grant County
O Pens
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Sioux Falls
Deedwood
Aberdeen
Milbank
Huron
Mitchell
Watertown
Custer
State Gamie Lodge
Green
New Books for Parents at Library Table
A public library and PTA display several new titles for parents. Notable reads include Children Are Like That by Madeleine Dixon, Your Child Today and Tomorrow by Sidonie Gruenberg, and The Modern Parent by Garry Cleveland Meyers. Each explores child development, parenting motives, and practical guidance for modern families.
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P. T.A
Madeleine Dixon
Sybert School of Child Study
Oak Lane Country Day School
Philadelphia
Carson College
Flourtown
Miss Dixon
Huron
Hood
Sidonie Gruenberg
Seave
Sii
Garry Cleveland Meyers
Jack
Betty
Garry, Jr
Polag
Grandmother Reflects on Risky Street Crossing
In a Dakota Avenue stroll, Grandma Nabor laments reckless drivers near Sprague hospital nurses' home. A neighbor recalls Pa, and they weigh life and death, chance, and responsibility as they walk and talk about the next world and warnings given.
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Sprague Hospital
Dakota Avenue
Yourth Street
Waxing baskets keeps dust from freshly laundered clothes
Instructions advise waxing woven laundry baskets to shed dust easily. After waxing, a quick dry cloth wipe cleans them. For stains from fruit coffee or punch, stretch the fabric over a bowl and pour rapidly boiling water from a kettle held high above.
Modern Laundering Habits Across Households
A study of washing practices notes European peasants save laundry for yearly events, while American homes favor more frequent washing. It highlights washing delicate items promptly to prevent fiber damage and stains, the use of stain removers, and how electric machines and dryers sped up chores.
Up to date bath curtains and draperies described
The article notes bathroom curtains and window draperies matching the room. They are waterproofed fabrics like chintz cretonne or silk, rubberized for practicality. Styles include floral and victorian patterns and silk in pastel tones. It mentions a tiny church near Covington Kentucky seating three.
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Biven
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South Dakota
Gladys Pyle
Pp. T. A
Ethelyn Miller
Hartwich
Grandma Nabor
Covington Ky
Hoth
RED Owl Stores, Inc
National Bank of Huron
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