Flow of a mother and daughter relation in Central South Dakota
The May 3 1930 Central South Dakota column urges mothers to understand their daughters by entering their world and personalities. It cites letters from readers on maintaining confidence, avoiding prying, and treating teens with open dialogue while balancing guidance. It invites more contributions answering why mothers and daughters clash and how to improve communication.
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Central
South Dakota
Huronite
Color Schemes For June Weddings And Rugs
Simple test guides color scheme choices for a June bride planning a home. It advises using the curtain or tub’s dominant color for the sofa, second best for chairs, and harmony with curtains. rug placement should follow room lines for unity. It also notes Hungary granting a concession for a peat powered electric plant serving Budapest and other cities.
June Brides May Learn Home Arts
Homemaker experts plan a four day school for women at the Marvin Hughitt hotel during the week of May 12. Miss Louise Dixon will teach saving time and labor in cooking and household management through demonstrations and practical advice. Open to all women of Central South Dakota with free admission May 12 to 13.
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Artant
Adatmes
Ais
Ing
Louise Dixon
Marvin Hughitt
Miss Dixon
South Dakota
Miss Diton
Huron
Potter Women Attend Five Flower Demonstrations
Eighty seven Potter county women attended five home flower demonstrations led by Louis I Thompson county agent under Women Extension clubs. Sessions covered flower bed layout borders bloom varieties window box care and related topics at Community Center Tolstoy Lebanon German and Gettysburg. Lions and tigers are said to be too weak in lung power to run much more than a mile.
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Potter
Potter County
Louis I. Thompson
Women’s Extension Clubs
Tolstoy
Lebanon
German
Gettysburg
Being Parent One Earth's Biggest Job
Amy Hostler of Cleveland runs Western Reserve University's nursery college and teaches how to shape healthy preschool habits. Her 30 toddlers learn routine, proper food, sleep, play, and regular medical checks to prevent illness while developing initiative and thinking for themselves. The school hosts a summer kindergarten clinic to assess fitness for September entry and guide parents on needed remedies.
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Perkine
A & mm
Finance
Wall Street
Amy Hos Her
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Miss Hostler
Mr Hostler
Western Reserve
Huron
Kingergarten
Hervida Domay
Romas
Harimore
Hints for Home Peece Cleaning and Cozy Remedies
A Huron homemaker suggests washing windows with a cloth dipped in ammonia and whiting, then polished with a chauma. For worn rugs, darn thin spots onto woolen on the wrong side. Spinach served with grapefruit sections adds tart flavor and style. A new ice cream called Spiced Tea Cream includes cinnamon clove and nutmeg. Do not sun feathers. hang them on a windy line. For dirty rugs wash them on the floor with ammonia in the suds.
Well Fitted Shoes Aid Good Carriage
Fashion notes promote healthful footwear with styles from Huron Shoes. Dr. Joseph Lelyveld advises a straight inside-line, proper arch support, and careful fitting. Tips include standing to measure, adequate width, a broad toe, straight inside line, and a secure heel fit for stability.
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Joseph Lelyveld
Boston
Proper shoe care and fit guidance for walking posture
The guidance emphasizes wearing sensible shoes with good support and rubber weather footwear. It advises shine and heel maintenance, ensuring the shoe fits correctly to promote toes pointing straight ahead. It notes that a well fitting shoe helps a person walk correctly and cautions against worn or ill-fitting footwear.
Strawberry Sponge Dessert In Season
Strawberry sponge dessert recipe from a Huroz housewife uses strawberries gelatin lemon juice and whipped cream. Soak gelatin in cold water dissolve in boiling water mix with strained strawberry juice and sugar then fold in stiff whites and whipped cream. Chill mold garnish with whole berries and serve. Women readers invited to send weekly menus to the woman’s page editor.
Scientist estimates Norse cause daily losses to English workers
A scientist's estimate suggests Norse activity losses exceed five million dollars weekly by reducing worker efficiency. An inventor has added a safety latch to pliers to prevent jaws from releasing an object unintentionally.
Mother's Day origins and customs through history
The article traces Mother's Day from ancient roots in Greece and Rome to a modern American observance inspired by Miss Anne Jarvis in Philadelphia. It notes flowers as traditional gifts, explains the sentiment behind the gesture, and mentions florist networks enabling nationwide delivery. It also briefly covers a Polish import duty rebate for tractors and a Gibraltar rock reservoir plan.
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Mather
Anne Jarvis
Philadelph
Greece
England
Huron Florists
Florists Telegraph Delivery Association
Orm
John
Mary
Paris Fashion Sees Dull Hosiery Rule Summer Ensembles
Paris fashion leaders endorse dull sheer stockings to blend with soft draped outfits and vertical pleats, claiming they mold to the leg and enhance line. While some cling to silk sheen, the trend favors leg-hugging texture with monotone effects, as women seek smart, proportioned looks this season. Germany leads patent leather output in Europe with about $5,000,000 annually and ranks second in sole leather production.
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Paris
Couturiers
Germany
Europe
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Don Walker
Obele
Lincoln School
M. F. Andrews
R. T. Bagby
Jefferson School
Alden Johnson
McKinley School
Ira Johnson
George M. Wilcox
Wilson School
Domas
Rock of Gibraltar
H. Sprague
M. D
H. D. Sewell
M. D. L. Saytor
M.D
W. H. Geluffith
Rague Hospital
W. H. Saxton
M. D. J. A. Paust
MM. de
Z. C. Shirley
G. A. Campbell
Mgr. Hanson
Mtother
Whitman
Candies
Sherman & Moe
Huron College
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