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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1940
Page
12
British correspondent Carr reports on English tea brewing methods and wartime impressions. The narrative blends cultural notes with vivid accounts of bombings at King's Cross and Coventry, Irish politics, and a call for peace amid memory of destroyed lives and a changing sense of democracy between Britain and America.
An advertisement from Sheeman & Moe touts Adla Tab leta as quick relief for indigestion, heartburn, and acid stomach caused by smoking and drinking, offered with a money back guarantee.
A harsh reflection on wartime loyalties and American attitudes toward Britain and Germany. The writer says reporters echo public sentiment while asserting personal sympathy for certain Americans and doubts about impartiality. He imagines a future under Nazi rule and notes observers should not assume Britain’s fate dictates all.
Northwestern Bell officials wrapped a three day technical session at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Attendees included Omaha supervisors G. E B. Battey C. L Anderson and H. L. Barge plus engineers and foremen from Aberdeen Aberdeen Water town Huron Mitchell Milbank Madison Sioux Falls and Mitchell with Dakota Central Telephone Company manager T. E. O'Brien reporting the 1940 work plan shaping.
Pearl Creek Township farmer W G Bateman announced his bid for the Republican nomination for Beadle County auditor in the spring primary. He has long local service including the Pearl Creek school and town boards and four years on the Agricultural Conservation committee. He is married with one daughter.
Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Evans and family in Brookings. Mr and Mrs Glenn Foote visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Peterson in White the same day. The two Yale families made the trip together.
Thomas E. Dewey opened his first full bid for Illinois votes in his Republican presidential campaign. In St Louis he assailed the Roosevelt administration as having fundamental lack of integrity and questioned faith in promises to keep the nation out of war. He toured Illinois then Wisconsin, seeking delegates for the April primaries and the party nod.
A vintage weight loss ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a four week plan to shed pounds. It advises a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, cut calories, and eat wisely to boost energy and a more youthful feeling. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Louis J Russell Sprague campaign manager for the New Yorker rejects Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts charge that Dewey publicly endorsed Roosevelt’s internationalist policies. He calls the claim accurate and misleading and accuses the congressman of campaigning in Wisconsin, Nebraska and Illinois.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Ison Bahde’s farm home on Wednesday afternoon April 3. Lunch will be served.
About 28 friends and relatives gathered at the R B Burchfield home Tuesday evening for a surprise party honoring Mrs Burchfield and her son Mason on their birthdays which occurred Tuesday and Wednesday. Games were played and a buffet supper was served at midnight.
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