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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
15
Expert warns parents against prioritizing a spotless home over child safety. A National Kindergarten Association note uses a scenario where a child nearly ran into traffic to illustrate risks. Mrs. Bryan emphasizes parental attention, while Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Langley discuss methods to keep children away from street danger.
A damaged fragment advises on stain removal for a summer dress. It mentions denatured alcohol, a solution with warm water, and soaking times, noting mildew can be treated without harming the fabric and to rinse thoroughly after soaking.
A fragment explains aluminum behavior when struck with a hammer. The metal yields under impact, thinning around the point of contact and risking erosion of the surface.
A health column advises men to consult Dr Shirley W Wynee New York City Health Commissioner and follow simple scalp care. Shampoo weekly, massage after drying, avoid misleading “growth” products, see a specialist for dandruff, and shave less often if the skin is tender.
In the March issue of The Parents magazine, Walter B. Pitkin argues that children can learn to digest news by early reading with guidance from parents. He suggests age when to start, how to direct curiosity, and the need for accuracy over speed, citing tests and examples to illustrate current affairs literacy.
Recipe fragment describes mixing ingredients for a dessert that bakes into a sponge cake like top with a cushioned bottom. Mentions oil, eggs, flour, lemon, beaten egg whites, and hot melted fat. Baking at 1309 dintcos 25 minutes unclear but results in puffed sponge cake appearance.
A summertime salad recipe from Mrs E Kelley of St Lawrence is shared. Ingredients include pineapple grapes nuts and marshmallows. Dressing blends egg yolks fruit juice lemon mustard and whipped cream, then mixed with fruit and chilled overnight. Serves eight to ten.
A guide explains using cut grass and fallen leaves to start a compost pile. Humus improves water holding in sandy soil and makes clay more workable, with home yard debris sufficient to supply all humus needed. Avoid manure and surface applications, which can attract weeds and disease. use finished compost to enrich gardens and soil.
A dated guide explains house fly control including poisoning with formaldehyde in milk and water, self feeding traps, and baits. It notes flies breed in horse manure and suggests arsenic based poisons and bread milk bait for traps, warning to keep toxins away from children.
To prevent hose wear at heel tops, cut pieces from light weight risle to fit the heel edge of cast-off hose. Attach inside the heel with a faggeting stitch drawn tight, or lap edges under the heel. These protector pieces wear longer than silk and should be inserted when hoses are new.
Grandma Nabor muses on debt relief as evidence of true religion shown in daily deeds, not grand sums. She contrasts hollow talk with actions, urging small, steady kindness over ostentatious gifts while recalling a town story of a store and its tempted fortunes.
Protect floors and fabrics with flat glass or metal casters placed on linoleum. Wash with neutral soap and avoid waxes. A coating of linoleum lacquer extends life. Also advises using a commercial spray to deter flies on blankets clothing and arms, applied away from the face.
Mrs J. E. Barber has returned home after undergoing an operation at a Pierre hospital.
Varnish layers on a window regulate light entry while preventing outsiders from seeing in. The practice affects privacy and interior illumination, outlining how coated panes alter visibility from the exterior.
The manual emphasizes thorough cleaning before use to prevent odors and off flavors. It covers interior washing with lukewarm water and soda, scalding trays, proper water use, porcelain and lacquer cabinet care, wax application with cheese cloth, and routine upkeep including dusting and periodic polishing to maintain appearance and prevent wear.
The Book World section discusses Charles Judson Dutton Beywun and his expanded biography Samaritans of Molokai detailing Father Damien and Brother Joseph in Molokai leper colony history. It notes leprosy's long curse, medieval exile, and later improvements, praising the spiritual education value and noble sacrifice. Raymond visit note follows.
A week’s best sellers in Minneapolis show "Broome Stages" by Dene at first, followed by "Good Earth" Buck. Popular titles span fiction and non fiction including "Birds of Minnesota" Roberts and "Only Yesterday" Allen Journals of Arnold Bennett, with several works by Willoughby and WyTie, among others.
Radio engineers at the Republican National Convention plan new fidelity methods. Six page boys with lapel mics will relay speakers directly while NBC improves parabolic mikes with six foot diameter dishes to boost sound collection. Schedule previews list WEAF NBC and WABC CBS programs through the night.
Broadcast schedule shows diverse programs from WEAF NBC and WIZ NBC including Rosa Low, Louis Armstrong, high profile speeches by Senator Barkley and Nellie Tayloe Ross, classical concerts, and references to Sinfonic hours and the Bowman/Whiteman ensembles. Names include Cardinal O Connell and Harry Richman among others.
Kay Francis stars in Shevch of Women at the Bijou theatre Monday and Tuesday. Warner Bros presents the second lead vehicle for Francis, Natal ie Upton, and a cast delivering emotional opportunities in a modern New York tale.
The national court of Austria upholds a bachelor tax aimed at single employees with no dependents. The case was brought by three unmarried employees of a law firm seeking relief from the levy.
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