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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
7
A healthful home hinges on proper food handling during heat. Miss Sara L. Dewing warns spoilage arises from bacteria molds heat light moisture and pests. Proper storage pasteurization cooling and light protection help prevent waste and illness, with guidance from USDA Farm Bulletin 1374.
Lebanon extension club led by Mrs Phila Wilson built a busy year with home demonstrations including health value of whale grain and color dye projects, added two new demonstrators, doubled membership, and funded state federation dues. The group hosted Washington birthday party, supported 4-H clubs led by Mrs Dreblow, and planned a premier with male guests to showcase crafts and exhibits.
New York State college experts urge homemakers to plan canning budgets to avoid waste and ensure year round variety. A family should average two fruits and two vegetables daily, totaling about 730 fruit servings per person yearly, with eight months of stored foods as a guide.
The Lead supervised park project shows success with the opening of the fourth playground this week on the campus of the central school. Miss Eva Siple directs the new playground.
Plant sage if space allows and seed a sage plant for later harvest. Sage leaves will be ready by late July. Cut leaves in early fall before frost, dry thoroughly, and store in airtight cans for winter use. Home grown sage is stronger and superior to store sage.
When warmer weather comes, fashionable garb for street wear will feature printed silk suits or frocks with capes to match, say Huron shopkeepers. Top carts for readster life and travel have wider belts than city coats and favor a double breasted effect. Switzerland counts 3,600 hotels employing about 61,000 people, with a capital of roughly $30 million.
A feature extols decorative pets and novelty creatures filling rooms with life. It praises wall displays and oddities like geese motifs, silk scraps, and plush animals as stylish, eye catching accents for boudoirs and parlors, transforming quiet spaces into lively scenes.
Vermillion June 24 five thousand dollars should be added to the budget of the University of South Dakota medical school to meet four year program needs and educate more South Dakota men. A committee of the South Dakota Medical Association urges increased funding, noting budget cuts have harmed the school and enrollment is limited to 28 first year students. The report praises the school as a real live medical school and calls for expanded support to maintain high standards and keep graduates practicing locally.
Beachgoers will see a wide range of costumes at beaches and pools this season. Mechanics suits, sunback overalls, shorts, gob trousers and two or three piece ensembles in moire and silk jersey will be common. Color is emphasized and outfits range from wraps with earrings to snug hats. A South Dakota report notes medical education standards as key for state schools, with a committee from several universities contributing to the findings, presented at the Sioux Falls meeting in May.
A committee reported that students from South Dakota Medical School earned grades three percent higher at other institutions after four years, citing small classes and supervision as advantages. The study covered 1926 to present, and the group urged adding short courses in clinical pathology and other subjects.
A vintage feature offers bacon flavored salads and sandwiches for hot weather. Recipes include cherry cheese bites with fresh or canned fruit, orange and grape fruit salad with maraschino, and varied sandwiches such as tongue and olive spread. Health notes warn bacon slicing is easier when chilled.
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