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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1930
Page
4
An article outlines home laundry and appliance trends for spring. It details washing machines from single tub wringers to extractor dryers, washer dryer combos, and compact units for apartments, plus affordable ironers or mangles with heat control. It highlights room layout, wall colors, linoleum, and the shift toward electric refrigeration, cooking, and small便利 devices in modern homes.
Editorial notes spring arrives in calendar and urges preparedness for lumber shingles paint and other building materials. It highlights prior shipments ensure stock to meet the spring demand and suggests coal sand and galvanized nails for roof and home projects while hinting at seasonal birdhouse building.
A Huron dealer outlines a range of future standard home devices including sun lamps, purifiers, exhaust fans, juice extractors, egg heaters, mixers, humidifiers, small vacuums, electric clocks, and floor polishes. He notes these will become as common as electric lights, washing machines, and vacuum cleaners.
Early guidance urges careful fixture selection to suit a room and avoid wasted funds as painting finishes. Experts advise planning lighting before completion to keep harmony with the home design. Huron dealers show a wide display of options for lighting and decor.
The article covers modernistic wall brackets and candle-like lamps for bedrooms, plus colonial pewter and hand wrought iron options. It stresses choosing fixtures that blend with rooms, prioritizing quality workmanship, appropriate scale, and early dealer consultation. It concludes with a parent Eskimos remark and a food note for tall outside workers.
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