Doings Of Interest To Central South Dakota Women
Government guidance outlines a low cost weekly diet for a family of five to maintain nutrition on 6.55 dollars during emergencies. Milk forms the base, with eggs cereal and vegetables. meat or fish featured several times weekly, and market prices guiding daily menus. The plan emphasizes balance, not a permanent diet, and lists pantry quantities and daily serving rules for children and adults.
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South Dakota
Bureau of Home Economics
Bureau of Home Economis
Eges
Bureau
Extension Agent Demonstrations Greet Area Clubs
Beadle, Spink and Hand counties home extension agent Miss Sara T. Dewing has been giving basketry demonstrations at special meetings across the area. Clubs plan to continue meetings through summer, with some groups disbanding after spring projects while others pursue crafts or canning.
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Sara T. Dewing
Beadle, Spink and
Hand
Dewing
Canning
Miss Dewing
Doland
Wolsey
Spink
Edna
Dion ‘ Re Y ' Dewing
Menu Details Weekly Family Budget Feeding Plan
A 7 day menu outlines breakfast lunch and dinner for a family at six dollars and fifty five cents total. The Bureau of Home Economics in Washington provides free recipes to families who write for guidance.
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Bureau of Hore Economics
Washington, D.C
Finse
War on Moths Warns Households in Storage Advice
A domestic guide urges thorough cleaning and drying of blankets before storage to deter moths. It recommends washing wool blankets in lukewarm water, brushing nap, and sealing in paper or cedar chests with naphthalene or paradichlorobenzene to prevent larvae. Domestic care emphasizes tight packing and avoiding heat or rough handling.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Parley Salt Trick for Smoother Ice and Frying Oil
A reader asks about sprinkling salt to improve ice texture and cooking. The note suggests a pinch can help the ice chop finer and an even smaller pinch may affect frying oil, though details are unclear and ambiguous.
Sterling Silver Brings Richness to Table Settings and Care
An article explores sterling silver’s value in heirloom tableware from family traditions to modern silversmith craft. It notes a new tarnish preventing coating for daily use and discusses finishes from dull satin to bright polish, applicable to old and new pieces.
Unemployment Stress Affects 1208 Huron Citizens
In a Beadle County W C A meeting at Mrs. Chenoweth's home 1208 Huron residents were described as affected by unemployment over the past four months. Of 573 unemployed, 686 found jobs. details include workers by marital status and contributions to the employment office.
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Huron
F. E. Lochridge
Associated Charities
Beadle County
City Hall
Lochridge
Chamber of Commerce
Central Labor Union
City of Hurts
Charles Demlo
W. G. Seaton
Demlo
Lockridge
Hubert Ketelle
A. 5
Carson
Tas City Hall
Nettie Zum- Brunnen
Tempting Spring Weather Brings Mixed Confidence and Caution
The piece notes shivering cold snaps despite balmy days causing women to wear lighter spring coats. Fur coats go to cleaners while lighter garments fail to ward off chills. It reflects on mood shifts when fashion and life milestones meet unpredictable weather and lingering uncertainty.
Cub Plan Based On Friendliness
Central South Dakota council subcommittee discusses a new Cub program for pre-Scout boys stressing friendly relations over punishment. The article argues discipline should train minds, replace fear with self control, and rely on warm, respectful leadership to engage youths.
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P. R. Geyerman
Central South Dakota Council
Mr. Geyermen
Diad Fine
Famous Lawyer To Discuss Education On Voters Service
Raymond Moley and Katharine Ludington will speak on The Voter's Stake in Education by Radio at 7 to 2 30 PM on Tuesday May 26. Moley will analyze factors shaping political opinions and radio's role in education. Ludington, LWV first vice president, will summarize Voters Service radio work.
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Raymond Moley
Columbia University
Katharine Ludington
Voters
Promgram
C. S. CT
Moley
E. W. Feige
League of Women Voters
National League of Women Voters
National Broadcasting Company
New York State Crime Commission
Seabury
New York City
Grandmother Nabor Reflects on Grave Decorations and Time
A dialogue with Grandma Nabor explores grief and ritual as she and a narrator walk past fading tulips. They discuss lilacs snow balls and flowers on graves, noting ceremonies comfort the living and remind them to show care before it is too late.
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Ganda Nabor
Grandma Nabor
Qhail
Kid Shoes Highlight Evening Costume Trends
The article describes kid sandals as the key evening accessory, highlighting the Grecian style in gold or silver or to match other tones. Kid offers smart wear, durability for dancing, and a mirror finish with a coordinated belt to enhance the eyelet embroidered linen dress.
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Kid
Browned skin not fashionable warns expert on sun care
An expert warns that excessive sun exposure can lead to browned, freckled skin and damaged complexion. Advice covers protective creams with stringent bases for swimming and daily cleansing, avoiding oily preparations, and using broad brimmed hats and proper clothing to prevent sunburn and skin damage.
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Saya
Preyeavian
Meyer
China and Silver Harmonize for Table Settings
Stylists show harmony in tableware with coordinated china and silver. The new community pieces do not exactly match yet create an unobtrusive unity that ties the formal dining setting together.
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Sam
R. J. Moulton
Huron College
Mra W
Oakina
Soiaiba
Herbert TW
Johnny
Board of Directors
W.C. A
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R. A. Stratton
Northwestern Public Service Co
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