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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
4
The passage muses that romance is not distant or exotic but found in intense daily living. It argues energy and effort define a meaningful career and personal fulfillment, stressing inner world over remote adventures and urging focus on routine and small daily pleasures.
A column recounts a Burlington train trip from Deadwood to Spearfish Canyon and Spearfish, describing the narrow gauge ride, steep grades, scenic views, and thrilling descent into the canyon with stops at Lead Englewood Trojan and a final halt at a trout-fishing resort town.
A garbled excerpt describes a dawn journey through Savoy and Iron Creek with mentions of Maurice and Spenrfis landmarks. Two women operate a Lateh Sting Inn and the route winds via mining examples to a glorious countryside ride.
The General Manganese corporation revealed plans to begin extracting the largest manganese deposits in the United States near Chamberlain and Oacoma, South Dakota. The discovery promises new industry, jobs, and tax support, while highlighting the need for comprehensive soil surveys to unlock buried soil wealth and guide farming improvements.
Vice President J H Barringer of the National Cash Register Co says the business world offers romance and a goal driven life. He argues romance is a state of mind not tied to the job and cites his own career as evidence of adventure in business. He notes aviation pioneers and early airmail pilots as examples of romance in work.
The American Tariff League defends the proposed tariffs and argues that over 60 percent of imports have entered the United States duty free under the Fordney MacCumber act. It cites President Hoover and notes European protests filed through the International Chamber of Commerce in Amsterdam. The secretary in charge stresses that real tariffs are not prohibitive, pointing to trade statistics through September showing imports near thirty billion dollars with major duty free portions.
Roving Los Angeles gossip notes describe booster culture, flight plans, and the omnipresent movie industry. The piece surveys growth in aviation, connectivity from Hollywood to distant cities, and the allure of celebrity, with street scenes and shop windows echoing cinema glamour.
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