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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
7
In cold pack canning fill jars with syrup. Provide three syrups: Thin one part sugar to two parts water. Medium three parts sugar to two parts water. Heavy two parts sugar to one part water. For vegetables use brine. Tips on avoiding spoilage include testing jar tops, proper rubber rings, and storing well aged, elastic seals.
A home recipe outlines a Maryland fried chicken method for July Fourth meals. It uses a young chicken with eggs flour bread crumbs and fats. The dish is pan fried then baked at 400 to 450 degrees F for about 45 minutes total, with water added if the meat is tough and served with milk gravy.
Twenty cans of fish were planted in the State park by Jerry Bock of the United States fisheries of Spearfish on Sunday. A truck bed was planted Monday at Rochford and Nebant and a cane were distributed in Speer fish canyon Friday.
Grandma Nabor argues a wife should take a vacation from domestic drudgery even if it means a summer rest camp. The idea sparks discussion on whether husbands neglect to arrange such breaks and if a pause from daily caretaking would renew harmony at home.
Miss Anita Andrews of the extension service at State College warns that poor fitting shoes and stockings injure foot arches. The article explains the longitudinal and transverse arches, how to assess them with a footprint, and stresses proper shoe design, ventilation, and six hour wear limits plus foot care and hygiene to prevent foot ailments.
The piece advises brides to balance a low budget with future home aims by choosing authentic period reproductions. It suggests layering Federal American mahogany living rooms with Early American maple bedrooms, using a wing chair, tables, and a secretary desk, and gradually buying dining chairs and storage pieces to fit a two room apartment.
Central South Dakota council outlines a three setting Cub program with home den and pack level activities. Parents join Cub Parents club Mothers committee and den chiefs train, oversee rank advancement, crafts, games, and storytelling to foster health safety and neighborhood cooperation.
Two women vie for the penniless Vicomte de la Fetronays Pen Barel an heiress and Julie Borel penniless both fall for the nobleman The Vicomte initially chooses Pen but a later twist gives Julie Borel the control and she makes the final decision.
The piece urges summer baths to counter heat and odor as temperatures hit 108. It recommends experimenting with bath temperatures, favors warm baths for many, and offers a towel bath routine using hot and cold water to cleanse and refresh. It stresses avoiding overexertion after bathing and sleeping with cool, clean linens.
Beach pajama wearers continue to use their seaside design after the early morning swim. The unusual practice sees them on the beach and on the wheel, reflecting a quirky trend in casual beach attire.
The afternoon tea and evening dance set the stage for pajamas becoming stylish. Designers focus on beauty with linen, jersey plaids, wool, chiffon, and satin. The new pajama outfits resemble long gowns, sparking debate on street wear versus beach use. Say it’s up to you. Corn in good condition after recent rains, Miller reports.
Dr Grace Griswold of the New York State college of agriculture reports moths lay eggs in any month and hatch year round. Shortest rearing time from egg to moth ranges from five to fourteen days depending on temperature. Larvae damage woollens and furs in heated homes, so storing in closed trunks with paradichlorobenzene kills moths eggs and larvae.
Guidance on choosing a permanent wave, noting that quality depends on method machinery and operator skill. Recommends test curls and pre-treatments such as hot oil. warns bleached or dyed hair may fail. highlights shift to wide loose waves and the importance of proper brushing after the wave.
Advice on hair washing frequency and finger waving technique for waves. Discusses when to wash, how to set waves with combs and tonics, drying methods, and safety to avoid heat and explosive combs. Recommends brushing direction and step by step wave formation. Warns against overheating and fire risk from combs.
A brief note advises washing hairless often to protect waves and keep hair clean with tonic. If gloss fades, use parnacle or brill and brush. After brushing set the waves with the dingers to preserve the style.
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