Doings Of Central South Dakota Women on Teeth Care
Central South Dakota women study how food affects teeth with State College experts advising milk, raw fruits and vegetables, whole grains, thorough chewing, and regular brushing. A Mak Ina survey shows milk usage short of standards. improper foods risk baby and permanent teeth. Home extension agents run training to teach children proper hygiene and healthier menus statewide.
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South Dakota
State College
Sara L. Dewing
W. F. Kumlein
Dewing
Kumiein
Farm Circle Club Sets March 20 Meeting
The Farm Circle club of Minor county will meet March 20 at Mrs. Q A Wick’s home following a March 6 gathering at Mrs. George Hagge’s. Twenty members heard demonstrations on Teeth Building Food by Mrs. E H Foulkes and Mr. Henry Prakel and Feed the Family Adequate and Economic Meals by Mrs. Foulkes and Mrs Will Fenton, with discussions to follow and refreshments served by the Loudenburgs and Anvenzelier families.
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Farm Circle Club
Minor County
Q. A. Wick
George Hagge
E. H. Foulkes
Henry Prakel
M. H. Loudenburg
Vernon Loudenburg
George Anvenzelier
Will Parkhurst
Women Demonstrate New Cooking Method Demo for Home Makers club
Mrs Arthur Johnson and Mrs Earl Snethen led a February 28 demonstration on "Prepared as you Like It" at Mrs W C Omanson's home. They showed simple, appetizing dishes emphasizing foods for growth and development of teeth in children and adults. A lunch was served by Mrs W C Omanson and Mrs G L Omanson.
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Arthur Johnson
Earl Snethen
Home Makers Club
W. Cmanson
W. C. Omanson
G. L. Omanson
Huron Woman Wins One Dollar Prize for Book Reviews
Mrs. Carl Metzger of Huron reviews Partners by Louise Platt Houck and selects it as the near winner while Mrs. B A Dyar of De Smet reviews The Rich Young Man by G M Attenborough. Metzger lauds the modern view of marriage and women’s financial role in Partners, noting Barbara Ellsworth’s decision to contribute to household expenses and its impact on Grove Fairfax’s ambition. Dyar praises Attenborough’s tale set in a Covent English village, featuring Samela and Royall Melincourt, with Mr Twig guiding Samela’s growth and an outcome that blends wit romance and moral choice.
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Carl Metzger
Huron
Louise Platt Houck
Barbara Ellsworth
Grove Fairfax
Barbara
Rome
Grove
Mary
van Cleve and Bickley
Tanya
Ruma
B. A. Dyar
de Smet
G. M. Attenborough
League Secretary to Speak on Conference Impressions
Mrs J Furies o winneapous executive secretary of the fifth regent of the National League of Women Voters speaks Monday afternoon at 2 39 oclock at a tea hosted by Mrs Angie Chaffee 976 Dakota avenue south under Beadle county league auspices She will share impressions of conferences abroad and at home from the Berlin congress where 24 American delegates and representatives from 40 countries discussed suffrage and citizenship outcomes Mrs Parkes will detail participants and conclusions from the international alliance work with a strong European and American background.
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J. Furies O Winneapous
National League of Women Voters
Angie Chaffee
Dakota Avenue South
Beadle County League of Women Voters
Parkes
Northwest
Middle West
International Alliance of Women For Suffrage and Equal Citizenship
Berlin
America
How To Beautify Your Flower Garden Demonstrations
State college experts will explain home practice for floral beautification in a series of three demonstrations titled Home Grown Flowers. The second subject covers annuals and perennials, containers, window boxes, bulbs, house plants, and cultural methods. County agents will lead sessions statewide from mid March to late April, inviting all residents to attend.
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State College
Sara L. Dewing
South Dakota
Dewing
Opera Heels Rise While Skirts Stay Long This Summer
Footwear trends show higher waistlines and longer skirts with opera pumps leading the fashion. Styles range from one strap slippers to buckskin brown calf models in crepe de chine satin and suede, with leather and Cuban heels. Buckles and rhinestones adorn evening pumps as color becomes common and matching frocks to dark tones becomes the norm.
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Huron
Nurse to address Highmore P T A health work talk
Miss Florence Walker R N will speak on Health Work in the Public Schools at the Highmore P T A meeting on March 11. Entertainment includes Bert Kaye led singing, Phyllis and Junior Baughman song and Scotch dance, and Claude Foster harmonica guitar. Open to all.
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Highmore P. T. A
Florence Walker
R. N
Highmore FP. T
Claude Foster
P.I. A
Two Schools Win $5 Prize Awards
The Altoona district Hitchcock and Kellogg Virgil schools share the rural Beadle county Christmas seal sale prize. Each reported 90 cents per capita, splitting a $10 award. Total rural sale in 1921 reached $580, up $150 from 1928, with half sent to state health education and Camp Wanzer, and half kept in the county for health measures.
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Altoona
Hitchcock
Edith van Buskirk
Kellogg
Virgil
Curtis Magek
Nellie Migrusso
Beadle County
Wanzer
Black Hills
H. M. Cass
South Dakota Public Health Association
School Lunch Demonstration Given In Foster Township
Foster Township extension club held a February 28 meeting at Mrs Tyrrell’s home to view a School Lunches demonstration by Mrs Tyrrell and Mrs Kelley. Bad weather and illness reduced attendance, and a lunch based on the school lunch menu was served per secretary Bessie Nelings.
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Foster Township
Foster Township Extension Club
B. W. Tyrrell
M. L. Kelley
Prize for Book Reviews Prompts Nonfiction Focus
The Evening Huronite offers a weekly prize of 1 for the best 20 word book review. Readers misread the scope, but nonfiction is preferred for upcoming weeks. Include author publisher price and length, mail by Thursday to the women's page editor. All Central South Dakota readers are eligible. China preserves eggs for 160 years.
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Huronite
Womiun
South Dakota
Ree Weights Students Elect Junior Citizens Officers
The fifth and sixth graders of Ree Weights schools elected Paul Gardiner president Hugh McKelvey vice president Raymond Pielz secretary and Margaret Scott treasurer at their Sunday meeting. Gold hoardings in India are thought to be more than $5,000,000,000.
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Junior Citizens League
Paul Gardiner
Hugh McKelvey
Raymond Pielz
Margaret Scott
India
Don-Alls Return as Spring House Dresses Take Stage
Lounging fashion notes celebrate sleeved and sleeveless house dresses. New cotton fabrics Crystal cloth broadcloth Lynndon Dena Lee Donelin appear in chic silhouettes with nipped waists, longer lines, and feminine detailing. Ready to wear garments offer color-fast options. Milady lounges briefly before events in charming don-alls praised for washable, fade-free wear.
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Milady
Miss Dewing to Speak at Home Extension Conference
Miss Sara L. Dewing home demonstration agent will speak at the annual spring conference of home extension agents and district club agents in Brookings March 10 11 and 12. She will discuss special agent problems with extension specialists and join a Team Training session for 4 H club work. The week includes district plans at the Huron office on March 13 and 11 Friday and 4 H club calls on Saturday. The Beadle county executive heart meeting set for Monday March 11 at the county agent's office in the post office building.
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Miss Dewing
Sara L. Dewing
Brookings
Huron
Work Of Four Huron Poets In Pasque Petals March Issue
Four Huron poets are featured in the March Pasque Petals. Amy Isabelle Radcliffe, a former Huron college student living in Beadle County, is remembered as a returned missionary teacher from Korea. Her verses include To Miriam Miriam and Fairy baby it is spring plus others. Julia Brand, also a Huron College student, writes My Song. Louise French, of Huron College, provides a Heine translation Spring. Ethelyn Miller Hartwich, State Poetry Society secretary, contributes three quatrains Afric Wisdom and decorative verse imagery.
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Huron
State
Amy Isabelle Radcliffe
Huron College
Jong
Beadle County
Korea
Cune
Miriam Miriam
Brooks
Sunshine
Miriam
Jas
Julia Brand
Huron Col Jese
Louise French
Heine
Ethelyn Miller Hartwich
The
State Poetry Society
Hints for Huron housewife on sprinkling clothes and meat tips
A Huron housewife advises sprinkling clothes with a looped brush for even distribution and drain board drying. USDA notes stress proper heat regulation for pork to finish well, avoid water or covering, sear surface for flavor, chops kept from drying, and meat well done. Seals’ poor eyesight aids sealskin gathering efforts.
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Lex
United States Department of Agriculture
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