Head Turn Weight Loss Plan Gets Tested By Study
A German doctor recommends a simple non strenuous head turning exercise to curb overeating. Dr H H Fellows tracked 24 overweight workers in 1923, with diet and light exercise, thyroid doses for some. Of 294 initially, 19 percent lost weight. long term, most regained, leaving 21 percent with further loss after five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Fishbein
H. H. Fellows
Newspapers and party allegiance in South Dakota debate
The South Dakota press weighs whether newspapers should align with parties or remain independent. The Evening Huronite expresses belief in Republican service but warns against blind loyalty. The piece argues that honesty and public service trump mere party regularity, noting many papers fit either model depending on leadership and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Republican Party
Honest Newsrooms and Respect for Public Service
The piece argues that newspapers should guard against party influence and seek honest reporting for public benefit. It cites Franklin that honesty is the best policy, noting that newspapers driven by improper motives rarely succeed financially and urging integrity as essential to revenue and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes
Franklin
Miller Rustlers Roar Past Huron in Regional Final
Huron fans extend congratulations to Miller high school after a regional final loss. Miller, under Coach Weed, showed superior play and a season of strong district and regional success. Huron credits Miller’s teamwork and sportsmanship and pledges support in the upcoming state tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Huron
Pierre
Chester Wood
Highmore
Salem
Miller High School
Coach Weed
Rustlers
Farm board exit signals shift in economic policy
The retirement of Mr. Legge from the Farm Board marks the end of an early phase of costly experiments. The board failed to alter the law of supply and demand, costing millions, with little lasting impact on wheat and cotton markets. The piece argues for reform, acreage reduction, and steering toward market principles while criticizing prior reductions in state and bureaucratic spending.
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Legge
Minneapolis Tribune
Farm Board
United Pani
Canada
United States
Board
Consdian
Brazil
Argentina
Egypt
Great Britain
Cuba
Lezys
Ukewine
Northwest
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Girl Scouts Honored For Courage At Sea And Crash Site
Two Girl Scouts, Alice Hayward of Brockton and Mildred Whittaker of Brooklyn, earned certificates for lifesaving actions. Alice freed a diver from a panicked girl and resuscitated the woman after a near drowning near Point Independence. Mildred helped at a Long Island Sound plane crash, supervising a stretcher, guiding rescue, and aiding the injured pilot before a physician arrived. The piece notes the 19th anniversary of Girl Scouting in America on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hayward
Brockton
Mass
Mildred Whittaker
Brooklyn
Theodora N. Wood
Middleboro
Point Independence
Mrs. Wood
Alice
Long Island Sound
Mildred
America
Surprise Party For Lea The Willing Six
C L members of De Smet plan to finish the park ing around Ongpola begun a year ago. Mavis Lucille Paterson writes of school activities including seventh and eighth grade finals, state chorus practice, county spelling contest entries, and a meadowlark scavenger. Mrs McCaskell and daughter Helen visit during a birthday surprise with ice cream and cake after a C S meeting led by Charles Washburn.
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Lea
C. L
de Smet
Mavis Lucille Paterson
Iroquois
Eva Mae Kessett
Racheal
James McCaskell, Jr
Helen
Bils. Shearer
McCaskell
Charles Washburn
League
Willing Sur League
Manchester
Ingsbury County
Palmer
Doland Club Opens Attendance Contest at Meeting
Doland club members launch an attendance contest during a gathering of the Cheerful Warriors HH club of Doland Reading Botany A. contest aims to boost turnout with a demonstration and filing of dress patterns as participants pledge to attend.
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Doland Club
Hope Williams Guara
Cheerful Warriors
Doland
Reading Botany A
Boeer
Clerk County Plans Raily Day April 3
Clerk County announces a rally day set for April 3 with attendance expected at Clark fly day. Alice Gud reports details from a March meeting where girls led with song and a short lesson and exhibit followed by a call to future recall by a suggestion from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk County
Entiey
Clark
Alice Gud
4-H Work Teaches Girls to Sew Their Own Clothes
Mary Belle Tolar, nine, and other Aitchcock club members learn stitches and machine sewing at the Myer Mary Kaump home. They have made sewing bag and nightgown this year and plan a dress next. The Char club meets on the last Saturday monthly and serves lunch at meetings.
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Myer
Mary Belle Tolar
Aitchcock Club
Char Club
Myrtie Kaump
Hand County 4 H Rally Day Draws 350 Members
More than 350 Hand County 4 H club members and parents attended a rally at Miller on Saturday March 7 with Miss Sara L Dewing chairing the program. Activities included a guinea chase prize pennant and armbands, a Washington radio program, recitations, free trips to the Junior Short Course, club songs and a leaders recognition ceremony.
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Hand County
Miller
Sara L. Dewing
Florencella Club
Pig Club
Leslie Lewis
Darlene Baumen
St. Lawrence
A. E. Anderson
State College
Timo
DeLong
Carl Anderberg
Millar
South Dakota
Huron Girl Graduates From Iowa State Normal
Gladys Van Arsdale of Huron earned a bachelor of arts in education at the winter term graduation of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. She was among 95 degree recipients. commencement speaker was Dr. Thomas C. McCracken and O R Latham conferred degrees. Activities included the president's reception March 1 and the college dinner March 4.
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Huron
Iowa State Normal
Gladys van Arsdale
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Miss van Arsdale
Thomas C. McCracken
College of Education
Ohio University
O. R. Latham
Tulare High School Carnival Sizzles With Circus Acts
Tulare high school plans a Friday March 13 carnival featuring a freak show menagerie a museum and various side shows. The big show includes a negro de bate clowning acts and a play. The ghorus end boys and airlaglee club will sing numbers while a circus lunch room with clown waiters entertains. A parade of circus freaks including the tail man short man fat men and women cowboys and girls will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Ghorus End
Airlaglee Club
Minnehaha Girl Scouts Hold Cooking Study Session
A Minnehaha troop meeting covered cooking basics as girls learned to prepare beds and knots. Bonnie Jean Dunbar led the group in Tenderfiret tests and knot tying. Enitta and other members recited promises and laws, and the flag pledge was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha
Bonnie Jean Dunbar
Best Ever Club Demonstrates Stitches and Music Lesson
Mildred Johnson of Beadle county chaired a March 7 demonstration at the Best Ever club meeting. The session featured a “Stitchey” craft on sewing marks and a music hour with Dvorak pieces and Love's Old Sweet Song. Lois Clemmons led a brief business segment.
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Mildred Johnson
Beadle County
Bee Hone Eye Ok Rae
Dvorak
Lois Clemmons
Views From South Dakota Lawmakers After Session
South Dakota legislative leaders voiced varied views as the 1931 session closed. Senate President C. K. Whitney and Lt. Gov Philip discussed credit to members for conscientious work despite taxation debate. Bogue said the session was a success amid deflation, stressing reduced spending and no new taxes. House leaders echoed mixed outcomes, noting savings and concerns over tax measures and property burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogue
Parker
Senate Taxation Committee
South Dakota
Plankinton
Democratic Senate
L. M. Simons
Belle Fourche
Senate
State Highway Department
Frank Fetzer
Hammil
House of Representatives
B. W. McVeigh
Amherst
Epesker
C. A. Wilson
Hot Springs
Judiciary Committee
Tax relief seen as valuable education for people
The assess ment and taxation committee efforts educated the public on the need for tax relief and leaders express optimism the next legislature or a special session will pass measures. Remarks praise cooperation among factions, note limited standout laws, and cite budget cuts by the appropriations committee.
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Assessment and Taxation Committee
Pastor Decides Not To Take Britton Paper
Rev Elmer Patterson who resigned two Mevucdist charges in Deep River Ia to run the Britton Sentinel arrived to study the field and left after deciding there was no room for two weekly newspapers in Britton He may buy a plant in another South Dakota town and is son of Editor Patterson of the Day County News Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Mar
Elmer Patterson
Deep River
South Dakota
Ecior Patterson
Day County News
Bristol
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Pimples Cure
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a rapid healing antiseptic for pimples and skin troubles. It claims to treat open sores boils abscesses and ulcers with immediate relief and clean healing, available at Longstaff Drug Co and Perriton's with a 5scent bottle lasting two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Longstaff Drug Co
H. A. Perriton’s
Lingering Cough Boosts Lin-O-Nine Emulsion Claim
Jacob S. Walter of Carpenter, Dakota Territory, praises Lin-O-Nine Emulsion for stopping a lingering post flu cough. The advert promises rapid relief from a strong, fortifying formula with cod liver, eucalyptus, and glycerine, offered by Kerr Chemical Co. Brentwood Maryland, with 5 and 15 cent sizes and a dollar bill for mail order.
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Kerr Chemical Coy
Brentwood
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Third St
Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Tress
F. McCannes
Robert D. Lusk
B. D
Huroo
United
Biabea
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lusxl-Satchell Newspapers, Inc
Fress
Geuth Dekeia
Hasel Chrisleteom
Editee
Flavorite
Hla
Plate
Cresbard
E. Waltmer
Hurley
Federal Relations Committee
Green
John H. Hanten
Watertown
Hhai Man Uniform Laws Committee
George Abild
Democratic Door
McVeigh
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vane Ahem, A Cmenets OM Mee
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