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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1937
Page
8
May 13 report notes Howard Trask, once a Blunt resident, now employed in Omaha, has spent the past week in Pierre.
A Louisville advertisement touts Kellogg’s All-Bran as the remedy for headaches fatigue and constipation through regular daily use. It claims All-Bran absorbs water to form a gentle cleansing mass and recommends two tablespoons daily, three times in severe cases, with endorsements from a Mr E N Kring of Fairbury.
The twenty first annual convention and institute of the South Dakota State Nurses association will be held in Rapid City May 17 to 21. A public health institute directed by Florence Englesby will open with sessions Monday. Pierre public health nursing director will speak, with Jane Nicholson Ruth Kahl and Dr. Viola Russell among speakers. An educational institute Thursday will cover nursing problems. The convention runs Tuesday to Wednesday with a Wednesday banquet featuring Rabbi David A Goldstein of Omaha on American democracy challenges. A Black Hills tour is planned for Friday.
Frankfort chapter 1900 E 8 held a regular meeting with good attendance near Mother's Day Pearl Drayer worthy matron read an article on the origin and purpose of Mother's Day Sophia Mason recited a poem in honor of mothers Mothers present were welcomed and given a carnation by the worthy matron Lunch was served and a social evening followed
Two Hand county rural schools shut due to scarlet fever. Cedar township's school taught by Ethel Kintigh closed May 1 for two weeks, and Como township's school taught by Kate Bowden closed April 24 for three weeks.
The Russell Brothers Shows visit North Huron to open outdoor amusement season with afternoon and evening performances at the Jet Plaza near McKinley Grade School. The act promises a full program with many animals including a chimpanzee, billed as the greatest circus on earth for the price.
The article asserts India elephants top animal intellect, second only to apes, praising Tapsy the circus mascot and noting Russell Brothers Circus employs experts Frank Miller and Hazel King to study animal intelligence. It contrasts horses as highly trainable yet dependent on humans and ranks dogs as closest to human minds.
The article discusses reading emotions from eyes and expressions, noting a police dog Ebony as an example. It highlights that animals in circuses, like Buddy the sea lion of the Russell Circus, can be highly trained stars. It compares big cats and leopards to determine ferocity, and mentions moonlight versus bright noon sunlight in foot candle intensity.
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