South Dakota Forms Council for Child Health and Protection
Alvin Waggoner was named chairman of the South Dakota Council for Child Health and Protection formed at a White House conference follow up. Merbert Cass as president and Florence Englesby as secretary treasurer lead the new body to interpret the White House goals and organize state groups for child welfare, education, health and social welfare.
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Alvin Waggoner
Freernis, Philp
South Dakota
Meade
Ute
White House
Department of Public Instruction
Orga
State Board of Health
Sherman
Vhe
Qiao Lewis Taurgom
Tracy
Seentianc
Hington
D. C
Dee
Iedet
Copp Disyuen
Federal Department
Mary Jamison
State Department
Freda Kramer
Madison
Kramer
Io Burmeister
Redfield
Englesby
Waubay
Sulit Dexoin
E. EL Bryan
Tellighast
Department of Education
Sioux Falls
Mary A. Dolve
State College
Florence A. Sty
Marian ‘Telford
W National Safety Council
New York
Kirkham
Washington D. C
Women Urged To Protest Slashes Amid Federal Cuts
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs urged protests against proposed 23 percent cut to the Children’s Bureau and a suspend on Federal Board of Vocational Education funds. Mrs Clarence Fraim led the Delaware group citing harm to child welfare and vocational programs, urging members to contact Senators, Congressmen, and the House Economy Committee.
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Priest
Frum
Children’s Bureau
House Committee On Appropriations
Children's Bureau
Legislative Organization of the Federation
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Economy Committee of
The
House
Federal Board of Vocational Education
George Reed
Federal Board For Vocation Education
Congress
Fraim
Federation
United States
Legislative Department
Department of Agriculture
Vinegar Tip Helps Frosting From Brittle Cracks
Mrs. Maris Lowry of Cayour advises bakers to add a teaspoonful of vinegar to frosting when mixing sugar and butter. The vinegar helps prevent brittleness and cracking in the frosting as the cake is cut or handled, improving texture.
Camp Wanzer Opens June 20 for Tenth Season
Camp Wanzer in Rapid Canyon, 24 miles above Rapid City, enters its tenth season June 20 open through September. The South Dakota Public Health association plan a preventive program with physician certified entrants, daily routine, crafts and dramatics, and missionary staff guiding healthy play for boys and girls from Rapid City area.
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Camp Wanzer
South Dakota
Black Hills
Rapid City
Rapid Canyon
R. E. Woodworth
Custer Sanatorium
Camp Watzer
Fruit Salad Contest Opens in Central South Dakota
Fresh fruits stay affordable all summer as homemakers join a fruit salad contest with three cash prizes. Open to all women in Central South Dakota, entries must be one page, include name and address, ingredients, blending directions, serving count, and be mailed by Friday's last mail. Winners from prior weeks will be announced in Monday's paper.
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South Dakota
Norae
Matey
Aker
Forget Business And Lunch With Good Companion
Hundreds of wives anxious about husbands health during this unsettled period, York health commissioner Dr. Shirley W. Wynne offers guidance to reduce fatigue. Third group advises: eat at same hour, forget business during meals, keep meals light with milk and salad, change main course daily, eat slowly, avoid smoking or reading during lunch.
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Shirley W. Wynne
York
Tim
Zunch
Grandmother Hazel Christoffersen Reflects on Spring Flowers and Joy
Elderly Hazel Christoffersen discusses spring gardens Iris spirea and lilacs as she recalls youth. She notes age is a matter of spirit and finds happiness in grandchildren and simple moments despite hardships. The conversation centers on joy, memory, and the Bible idea of rejoicing always.
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Hazel Christoffersen
Memorial Cay
Grandma Nabor
Torey
Years of Grace by Margaret Ayer a refined family chronicle
The book traces Jane Ward born in Chicago near the century's end through changes shaping her life and those around her. Her parents rule firmly while children act freely. she attends two years of college, enters society, and marries a parent approved husband after a thwarted love affair with Jephen. Jane chooses lasting happiness over fleeting thrills, remaining devoted to her children and grandchildren.
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Margaret Ayer
Jane Ward
Chicago
Jane
Jephen
Second Hand Wife in Kathleen Norris Story
A brief notice on Kathleen Norris's latest book about Sandra, a charming office worker who attracts a firm member and becomes his second wife after his divorce. The tale follows Sandra's uneasy ascent, her husband's distance, and the child Patsy who remains with her mother as Sandra struggles to fit into a new family.
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Kathleen Norris
Sandra
Patsy
Petey
Tomato Juice Flavoring For Quick Meals
A family recipe suggests turning strained tomato juice into a tangy beverage with vinegar sugar bay leaf onion lemon juice and celery. Mix three cups juice with three tablespoons vinegar two tablespoons sugar one bay leaf one tablespoon chopped onion two tablespoons lemon juice and two celery stalks. Let stand fifteen minutes then strain and freeze until half settled.
Help Yourself And Send A Hand Picnic Food Tips
Describes picnic food tips by Sara DL Dewing. Emphasizes finger friendly items, proper packing, separate wrapping of sandwiches, and easy to transport. Provides a baked bean sandwich recipe using cold baked beans and mustard with onions.
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Sara DL
Brides Carry Simple Bouquets In Changing Wedding Fashion
Bridal bouquets vary from understated sprays to bold blooms as fashion shifts. Reports note simple white calla lilies and pale tulips tied with pale green ribbons, while others favor white lilacs or a bound prayer book accent. Observers say trends swing yearly but weddings retain personal expression.
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Valentine
Jong
Dust Mop Dilemma Solved By Tramemaker Residents
In apartment houses dust mop woes are eased by a tramemaker who uses large paper on a bathroom door to brush dust off the mop onto the paper and discard it. A Huronwoman uses a vacuum sweeper without damaging mop threads while others try air drying methods. Virgil May 28. Eighteen neighbors helped Mrs Miller plow 75 acres in spring after her husband’s death.
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Tramemaker
Poetres
Virgil
Specia
John Miller
Paint removal tips with rubbing and heat method
A brief note advises using rubbing with hot vim and stone to remove paint from winds. Mentions Lionel Neison and Hurci as referenced names. Provides a terse, practical hint for a cleaning task with unclear source context.
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Lionel Neison
Hurci
Park Board Cash Prizes For Yard and Garden Show
Park Board announces cash prizes for a local Yard and Garden contest with out-of-town judges evaluating entries from Huron Park area. Rules emphasize home landscape improvement and beauty, with top awards of 750 and 250 dollars for leading displays.
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Ransford
Orsore
Huron Park Board
Marunite
Iaverdsti
Leo A. Teaumey
Chawmer
Fragmentary note on food preparation tools and pastry work
A garbled OCR fragment mentions preserving foods and a sheet used for pastry boards. The readable parts reference a pastry board and preparation items, with unclear names and instructions. No clear event or person context emerges from the text.
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Opiometer
Park Board
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Uni
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Foundston
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Majestic
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Johnson & Sewell
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Moore House Paints
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