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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
4
The notice lists subscription terms for Huron and nationwide delivery. Rates include 15 cents weekly by carrier in Huron, 1 month to 1 year by mail in South Dakota and everywhere in the United States, with prices ranging from 5 cents for a month to 95 dollars for a year and 4 dollars to ship elsewhere in the U S.
Cordell Hull stands as a steady beacon amid a dangerous world scene. He denounces dictators and urges a middle course between isolationism and internationalism while warning that the United States could face war unless leaders keep policy tight and prudent.
Herald notes in Chickasha Oklahoma that baldheaded men form a tongue in cheek Brotherhood and demand barbers charge only for hair cut portion. They offer to pay a nickel less than the usual neck clip rate while barbers complain about cutting bald heads and glare from pates.
The column warns visitors to the World’s Fair in Flushing that New York lawmakers may unsafe the experience by treating jostling accompanying pickpocketing as a crime with possible jail terms up to three years. It notes Albany’s action could affect sightseers strolling broad avenues.
A fragmented account describes a moment of contact with a stranger who muttered a question as a possible jostle. The narrator mentions interest in an animated cigarette advertisement and considers offering an alibi or defensive gesture to the officer.
A long delayed change at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls ends a five year dispute over toothpicks. Once banned by campus social arbiters the wooden implements now sit in a small dish on the cafeteria cashier’s desk reflecting a quiet democratic shift.
Advice column warns women how to handle love and admiration, urging them to withdraw from relationships when a husband favors another or when faced with a stronger rival. It stresses preserving self respect, avoiding humiliation, and recognizing that open competition by men benefits men but not the woman.
A garbled collection of dated quotes and musings on fear, death, economic peace, Japan relations, and the world money system. The lines attribute remarks to Magr A C Dineen Shaw War Woodring Senator Borah and Williams, reflecting anxieties on war, economy, and policy.
A writer muses that public success for professionals depends on showmanship. A humorous anecdote recalls Aunt Boo’s journey from local doctors to a city specialist who prescribes costly oxygen inhalations, while locals claim she only needs plain air.
Mitchell Daily Republic reports Paul Bellamy, Republican candidate for the Senate, says he is not afraid of losing the primary. He emphasizes a concrete program to guide Washington actions benefiting South Dakota and the nation, though he declines to disclose details yet.
The Whitey story portrays a once wealthy man from Groton and Harvard whose fortune, and trust placed in him by friends, customers, and family, have collapsed. He faces ruin, loss of reputation, and a stain on public morals as he betrays those who believed in him. The piece condemns his treachery and the broader harm to society.
An entered diary describes a spring day on a South Dakota farm with two yards of green and white apron material used as a kite, plans to incubate eggs, selling broilers to restaurants, and optimism about a spring. The entry notes a past storm, farm tasks, a new store opening, Elks lodge events, and a Wisconsin bridge club gathering with prizes and St Patrick's themed decorations.
Hodicht and Habiehs, operators of employment stores at Warshington, Minn ington Springs, and Mier. S. D.
Wessington Springs High School presents its annual spring concert on April 1 at 4:00 pm. Entrants from the district music contest join mixed chorus, glee clubs, hand, brass, and woodwind ensembles with soloists, all free to the public.
An Evening Huron advertisement promotes Pattern 4741 a chic simple bodice frock with exposed waistline and cap sleeves. It highlights bright colors contrasting trim options and inexpensive cotton fabrics. The ad lists sizes 14 to 44, fabric yardages, and pricing for the book and pattern at 15 cents each with a 25 cent set including the hook and pattern, shipping to Huron South Dakota.
Puzzle style OCR fragment listing numerous clues and partial entries for a mixed set of across and down terms with stray letters and garbled text about places, time, and objects. appears as a fragmented word puzzle from a historic newspaper page with numerous errors and unclear references.
A 1938 Washington dispatch reports Congress is debating a large scale court expansion bill. It would add three Supreme Court seats and six circuit judges, plus more district judges. critics call it a patronage move ahead of elections. The piece traces positions of the President, Senate and House leaders, noting resistance to some provisions and alignment of allies. It also touches on related political maneuvers and South Dakota real estate transfers.
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