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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1932
Page
9
L W Ramsey argues foundation planting begins at the house foundation to harmonize the structure with grounds, accent architectural features, and provide privacy. He notes that thoughtful shrubs, vines, and trees soften lines, improve curb appeal, and aid comfort and shelter for porches and entrances.
The piece praises diagonal dam repairs for hose tears, noting threads align with fabric to reduce further holes. It advises minimal external stitches, a single strand of matching silk, and careful reinforcement beyond the hole to protect surrounding material.
Health advice from New York health commissioner Dr Shirley Wynne aimed at anxious wives. The expert urges husbands to rise early, exercise ten minutes, take a cool shower, enjoy fruit and milk at breakfast, eat slowly, and leave for work without rush while maintaining cheerfulness despite stress.
Mrs. Geline Bowman national president of Business and Professional Women told about 200 delegates at Mitchell on a state convention banquet. She traced the clubs origins from publicity to education and research, noting 1,200 clubs in 47 states and a 1930 Good Will tour with 16 nations, urging continued self investment and progress.
The Best Ever Home Extension club of Huron shares a graham cracker pie recipe by Sara L. DeWing with Mars. D. Fuller reporting. Ingredients include graham crackers, cinnamon, sugar, butter, and a custard filling. The filling uses egg yolks milk cornstarch salt and is topped with a meringue then browned. Variations suggest using Tusk.
Huron Park board and The Evening Huronite sponsor the Yard and Garden contest offering first prize of 10 dollars, second seven fifty five, third one and a half, for the most beautifully plotted gardens this summer. Out of town judges will select winners later in the year.
Honey Hermits ingredients include honey, melted shortening, milk, eggs, flour, nuts, and raisins with cinnamon and cloves. Mix dry ingredients, cream honey and eggs, alternate adding dry and milk, fold in nuts and raisins, bake on greased pans until firm. These cookies reduce shortening and use honey, improving with age like fruit preserves.
A compact recipe shows how to make strawberry jam by mashing washed berries, adding two cups of sugar per cup of fruit, boiling three minutes after reaching a rolling boil, then letting cool before filling and sealing jars. Additional notes suggest a washable worn card table top with wallpaper and shellac, and waffles using sour milk with soda and baking powder for lighter texture.
Home and community recreation grows popular and a free two day institute will be held at the courthouse Monday and Tuesday May 1 and 2. Sara L. Dewing home extension agent says an art expert from the National Playground Association will conduct the program. Leaders of young people clubs are especially invited as are all interested residents. The dramatics focus covers rural program placement directing a play speaking voice costumes lighting masks scenery rehearsals. A practice play will train the listed subjects. Telephone or mail registration is requested. Sessions run 10 am to 12 pm and 2 pm to 4 pm daily.
Extension Women To Study Music members of the Home Extension club are selecting three musical pieces for a May music appreciation program. Under Sara L. Dewing, home agent, the choices include Bendemeer’s Stream, Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes, and Mendelssohn’s Spring Song.
Hazel Christoffersen reflects on poppies and memory as Grandma Nabor recalls wartime pain and hope. The piece blends a wartime milestone with musical notes from Mendelssohn and the era, urging reverence for those who suffered and the power of art to heal.
Central South Dakota homemakers are invited to submit cool fruit drink recipes with directions ingredients serving sizes and garnishes. Contest closes Friday evening with first prize of $1 second prize 40 cents and late entries not counted.
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