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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1940
Page
8
Weekend sale highlights include Texas oranges 10 lb for 39¢, Marsh Seedless Grapefruit 6 for 69¢, Jonathan apples five pounds for 19¢, onions 2 lb for 19¢, Palmolive soap 5¢ per bar, None Such mincemeat two for 22¢, catsup 14 oz 7¢, Nash’s coffee two pounds 43¢, American sardines three for 5¢, Oxydol large box 27¢, Northfield milk Be per can.
John T. Flynn explains how a 20 billion debt boost affects the United States. He discusses market swings around the election, defense spending, and the risk of inflation from higher borrowing and taxes.
The piece argues democratic governments cannot fully prevent inflation by price controls once purchasing power rises. It notes Wall Street bets on deeper involvement in Europe and outlines a proposed five billion debt limit extension amid a total 74 billion potential obligations and a two billion annual interest after the war.
The Census Bureau said on April 1 South Dakota had 14,021 vacant dwelling units, equal to 7.8 percent of the 179,134 total units in the state. Vacant units include homes for sale or rent, seasonal properties, and those held for people who say their homes are elsewhere.
The article notes early poison knives once used by murderers in several states and describes their decline as toxic danger diminished and public awareness increased. It mentions figures like 3.2 in West Virginia and 15.9 in Hampshire as part of historical data misread in OCR.
A vintage advertisement promotes FASTHETH, an alkaline powder sprinkled on dentures to hold them firmer and feel more comfortable. It promises relief from embarrassment caused by loose dentures and urges readers to buy at drug stores and Navy exchanges.
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