Education for the deaf and hard of hearing in Rochester
Florence E Risinger spoke to the Altruss club on Rochester Oral School for the Deaf teaching methods. She outlined classifications hard of hearing deafened and deaf, the school’s oral approach using lip reading vocal training and instrumentation like radio car and ear phones to help residual hearing. She praised founder Alice Miller and noted SD and other states expanding such programs while stressing parental awareness and early education for handicapped children.
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Florence E. Risinger
Rochester Oral School For the Deaf
Altruss Club
Miss Risinger
Risinger
Huron
Rochester
Alice Miller
Oral School For
F. A. Myers
Qathe
Kans
Middle West
South Dakota
Edison
Helen Keller
Alexander Graham Bell
Ako
Milwaukee Normal
St Louis
East
Massachusetts
Ankle Length Skirts Rise In Fall Fashion Echoes
Whispered word of ankle length skirts for fall circulates with hints of season prints. Designers favor tiny intricate patterns in navy and white, dot and dash motifs, and garden floral blends shift toward economical silhouettes.
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Paris
New Radio Cabinets Emphasize Care and Appearance
Manufacturers shift focus to cabinet aesthetics after radios reach consumers. Wood selection and finishing aim to reduce fingerprint marks and stains. Care tips suggest wiping with a tepid water mild soap cloth to clean and preserve finish.
Modern Age Well Brick House Architecture Plan Features
A designer presents five floor plans for a 50 by 100 foot lot to suit a four to five person family. Front kitchen, rear dining room connected to living area, bay window brightens the space, and a staircase leads to three large bedrooms on the second floor with two baths. Painted white exterior with red brick accents highlights the doorway and chimney top.
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Houide
Thes . Aesigner
Sta
Tittle
Plans For South Dakota Farm Women’s Congress In Mitchell
The eleventh annual South Dakota Farm Women's congress will meet in Mitchell on June 26 and 27 inviting all farm women and rural clubs to send delegates. A $1 dues is expected from attendees to cover expenses. officers serve without pay and many programs are free. The event features greetings, addresses on tuberculosis eradication taxation problems international peace and home economics topics with planned tours, music, and discussions led by state and local leaders.
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South Dakota Farm Women's Congress
Mitchell
Women of the Farmers Union
Grange
Mabel Senior
The
Dakota Farmer
Congress
Edic
Tor
Sensor
America
Mitchell Clubs
CC. Miller
Mitchell Community Women's Club
Mary Kotrbe
John Downer
Freeman
Olive Adamson
Centerville
Grace Henline
Elizabeth Henline
CC. Lipp
State College
Brookings
J. ML Walters
Carl Gunderson
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Dakota Wesleyan University
Alvah A. Beecher
Prask Reading
Helen Fishbeck
Dakota Wesleyan Universiy
C. J. Seamans
Lauritz Miller
Harry Downing
Lucille Pool
Earl Dickerson
Trene
J.G
Hutton
Robert
Flandrean
Norman
Nelson
Mission Hi
Willian
Readers Debate Prohibition in This Column
A reader, Mrs Gladys Bastian of Huron, submits the first opinion on prohibition for this column. She urges active enforcement of the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment, arguing that trusted officers and even women should stand behind the law. She criticizes bootleggers and warns that lax enforcement endangers society, urging citizens to back lawmen and insist on enforcement.
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Gladys Bastian
Huron
Bock
Lucre
Any Old Rag Not Good for Cleaning Cloths
A Huron homemaker notes cloths made from discarded clothing can rival store bought rags for cleaning. She advises preparing cloths in a dedicated box, making a dustless duster from cheesecloth with soap and hot water, and stresses cleanliness as essential to effective housekeeping.
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Huron
History of forks and table manners through the ages
A reflective travel through dining etiquette from seventeenth century Italy to early America. The piece notes the fork’s arrival in 1623 with Governor John Winthrop, the shift from hands to utensils, and the nostalgia for cleaner eating habits before microbes were understood. It also briefly mentions brides shopping for silverware and modern conveniences.
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England
Thomas Coryat
Italy
America
John Winthrop
New Book Highlights Markers For Road Happiness
The Radiant Life by John Ss. Bunting is described as a book of happiness with a focus on heart and spiritual life. The author emphasizes factors of soul that minister to the heart and promote a radiant life, with an introduction by Joseph Fort Newton.
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John Ss. Bunting
Joseph Fort Newton
Open Sandwiches and Crab Meat in Shells Menu Feature
A Huron housewife shares summer open sandwiches or canapes with pinwheel canape spread and borders. Miss Louise Dixon showcases crab meat imperial in shell at a Huron event, with a pastry bag nest and baked potato edge. Also notes on xylose sugar claims and a method for richer coffee with enriched milk.
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Louise Dixon
New York
Charles H. Herty
American Chemical Society
Food Distribution
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Huron Club
Oral School For the
By Hazel Christoffersen
Tulare
General Motors
RADIO
General Motors Radio Corporation
General Motors Radio
Armin
Maytag Sales
Ray Sawvell
Mer
S. Dak
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