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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1931
Page
7
Doings Of Interest To Central South Dakota Women presents a thriftly plan for summer picnics. Mrs E T Swenson suggests using tin can stoves for hot meals and coffee, packing sandwiches, and making manfold shelf cooking on the road. The piece urges simple, social outdoor meals with minimal cleanup and smart packing.
The review covers John Rathbone Oliver's Cape a T'Ours tale featuring Colonel Randolph and family amid Canadian villagers with contrasts to American culture and religion. It then discusses Jean Giraudoux's Siegfried II in English, praising its vivid display of Latin and Teutonic clashes, with Eva and Genevieve contending for the amnesiac hero.
A brief note on the popularity of tight shoes this season and a cleaning method. After each wear rub a milk-covered cloth over the shoes, then polish with a dry cloth to maintain appearance.
Norbeck was the keynote speaker at a Redfield recreation and achievement day for Spink County home extension clubs. Dozens attended booths on home furnishing projects, with Willing Workers of Mellette winning for refinishing furniture and Tulare club earning top demonstration honors on curtains and window treatment. District contest set for summer to pick one team to appear at the State Fair.
A fragmented notice describes icing that fails to set after spreading. The text suggests slowing the process by placing the item in a warm oven briefly, then cooling. It references sugar water and a soggy result, with unclear numerals and terms.
Pewter gains popularity in English and colonial homes for its simple charm. The metal suits both old and modern pieces from cretonne drapes to pewter lamps, candlesticks, and jugs. Its soft gray finish blends with natural linens and blue striped mats, avoiding formal or ornate displays.
Miss Sara L. Dewing explains five canning approaches suited to available gear across Beadle Spink and Hand counties. Steam pressure cookers gain favor for fuel savings and speed while open kettle methods persist for fruits. Cold pack water bath and pressure canning cover vegetables meats and berries with proper jars rubbers and lifters. Oven canning uses well insulated heat control with jars placed apart for heat circulation.
Stay at home readers show rising interest this summer as library withdrawals increase. The list highlights fiction and nonfiction titles including Elizabeth, The Road Hack, The Good Earth, Call Her Savage, Years of Grace, The Square Circle, Pershing, Dreiser Dawn, New Russia's Primer, That Royal Lover, Green Hell, and Red Bread.
The article covers placing jars on racks or in pans in ovens, catching boil over in a pan to avoid oven cleaning, and sealing jars after processing. It mentions pressure cookers and steam cookers being marketed, with dealers offering complete information. Next week Miss Dewing will discuss the actual canning process.
A warm weather tip from Grandmother turns sour milk into a pie filling. Beat eggs and mix with buttermilk sugar butter molasses cinnamon and cloves then fold in raisins. Cook in a double boiler until thick, cool slightly and bake in a two crust pie.
Rural leaders in Bear die Hand and Spink counties may join a two day recreation training school at Huron July 13 14 led by Miss Sara L Dewing and R A Cave. W P Jackson of the National Playground Association will direct. Courses cover leading programs for adults families and children with a focus on games singing and outdoor activities. The first 70 applicants from 4 H clubs farm bureaus and similar groups will be accepted with free instruction and affordable housing.
Fresh baked cakes should not rest on paper plates for long as moisture absorption dries the cake. Sweet milk yields a fine textured crumb while sour milk results in a more tender cake.
Grandma Nabor weighs in on the mood of business during hard times. She argues many blame the government yet fail to understand the angles of the situation and urges practical effort and unlearning old habits as the economy adjusts.
A prominent physical culture authority says grape juice provides high energy without fat. Women can drink it with meals or between meals to curb hunger. The juice supposedly satisfies appetite and acts as a natural alkali reducing stomach acidity and fatigue.
A cosmetic normalizer promises to balance skin by removing excess oil and adding lubricants where needed. The product aims to suit all complexions while avoiding over drying or greasiness, matching the season's trends and hair colors.
A Brownie pack organizes in Huron under a joint committee including Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Whitman, and Mrs. Schaefer. Leaders volunteer: Mrs. Sauer, Kiel, Markey, Jones, Fowler. Pack age seven to eleven emphasizes imagination, service, and character building through ceremonies and fairy play, aiming to nurture self-reliant young women via Girl Scout ideals.
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