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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1939
Page
7
Miss Dorothy Gill held an attentive audience at the Evening Huronite Cooking School as she showed how Clorox can repair running colors in cottons and linens. She demonstrated soaking, dye transfer, and stain removal with a final white result, urging readers to read the label for hygienic guidance.
Washington reports Postmaster General Farley moves into the peacemaker spot as Democratic factions clash over a 1940 candidate. Farley shows no pledged stance after a Roosevelt weekend, aims to stay neutral until returning from Europe in September, while party lines form around Roosevelt and Garner.
A. F. Shields reports honey crates missing as bees return every drop to hives in Sterling Kentucky. Tony Papa of Rouzerville becomes a real papa at five pounds as a baby girl arrives. Oklahoma City notes Oklahoma County owes creditors $5 307 yet none collect. Ned Earl Smith finds his wheat harvested by itinerant operator. Chestnut chips from tanning byproducts repurposed to make corrugating board.
iSwander Bakery is awarded the Mayflower Donut franchise with Swanger Company securing production rights. The nationally advertised donuts are showcased at the New York and San Francisco world fairs, approved by Good Housekeeping Institute, and sealed with Tested Quality. Yale University tests praised digestibility and nutrition. Life Magazine features link to a contest recipe. Mayflower donuts are produced by special automatic machinery.
A guide for making iced coffee with double strength, coffee ice cubes, and cream plus sugar, plus sandwich ideas using preferred spreads. The article also notes plans for a harvest festival at St Mary's Church in Zell with Rev. M. J. Lennon and church officers meeting to finalize arrangements for next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meyers with their son Terry returned home Friday evening after a two week visit with relatives in Spokane Washington and Missoula Montana.
In Jerusalem on July 26 Rev. Gerould Goldner, held by a nomad Arab band for a week, is released for a payment estimated between 200 and 500 pounds. His father Dr. Jacob Goldner secured the ransom as the captive endured harsh Baladi meals and constant movement with captors fearing hijack by a stronger group. The preacher, previously ill from the ordeal, begins recovery after his return.
A narrative from last night describes a father and son seized by a band near the Holy City. The father was freed to arrange a ransom while the son remained captive. The captive recounts moments when danger nearly ended his life, but says his captors treated him fine overall.
In Helsingfors Finland a wide range of shopkeepers and railway workers are learning English in anticipation of the 1944 Olympic Games to be held in the city. Strong local effort aims to boost communication for visitors, teams, and officials during the event.
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