Budget Thanksgiving Menu Keeps Cost Low for Five
Bureau of Home Economics advises a $2.07 dinner for a family of five with chicken as the main dish. The plan eschews turkey for a budget friendly roasted chicken and adds mashed potatoes, carrots, cranberry sauce, celery, pumpkin pie, and coffee with milk. Tips include garnishes, color balance, and using leftovers for soups or pies.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAL DEWING
The article extols milk as a rich source of lime and phosphates essential for bones and teeth. It notes lime aids heart function and blood coagulation, and that children need more lime during growth while sun light enhances phosphate support. Milk is praised as a ready to use all purpose food.
Apple Rose Cake Is Attractive Dessert
Miss Sara L. Dew endorses a decorative apple rose cake using bread dough, apples, sugar, cinnamon, and yeast. The recipe guides 4 cups sifted flour bread hour, compressed yeast, scalded milk, eggs, salt, butter, sugar, and apples. After mixing and rising, dough is rolled, layered with apple petals, then baked at 400 degrees F for about five minutes.
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Bureau
Sara L. Dewin
Monday Wash Day Tips From Home Expert
Miss Mary A. Covert of the State college extension service notes that washing on a different weekday reduces disorder and meal disruptions. Delaying wash day allows advance meal planning, preparation for appetizing dinners, and timely care of work clothes after Saturday night.
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Mary A. Covert
State College Extension Service
Four-H Pins Available To All Members In State Club
H M Jones state 4-H club leader says members who miss membership pins can receive them by having the local leader request for the entire club and provide a brief review of the past season and 1932 plans. Pins mailed free while supply lasts. California reports 50 World War I veteran son scholarships awarded under a state law for dependents aged 16 to 21 up to 50 per month or 1450 per year for tuition books and living expenses. If public schools unavailable funds may be used for private tuition.
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H. M. Jones
California
Keep Them In School Eighth Grade Drive Suggested
An official New York City report on junior high schooling proposes starting a stay-in-school drive in November rather than January for eighth graders and younger teens. The plan aims to boost student engagement and reduce dropouts across city schools.
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New York City
Treatment Planned for Inner Gelier Operation
The text notes a patient to undergo an operation for inward gelier with Mr Smith set to accompany his wife. It also mentions about 190 different religions practiced in the United Biaten.
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United
Biaten
Huron Poet Featured in South Dakota Magazine Verse
Huron poet Claudia Lemke contributes verse to Pasque Pedals the official publication of the South Dakota Poetry Society. Her piece Feet of Clay explores worship, adoration, and the fragility of an ivory idol through concise imagery and reflective emotion.
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Huron
South Dakota
Claudia
Lemke
South Dakota Poetry Society
Children’s Plays To Be Presented In Huron
The American Association of University Women drama group in Huron plans two child centered plays this year. Members perform the first, while local children stage the second. The Land of Oz will be presented in the college auditorium on December 4 at 3 o clock.
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Ab'erdeen
Sioux City
Little Theatre Group
Java
Huron
American Association of University Women
College Auditorium
Frank L. Baum
Women Voters Urge Arms Reduction At Geneva Meeting
Carrie Chapman Catt urged one million signatures from 11 women’s organizations to present at the disarmament conference for an international cut in armaments. The League of Women Voters reported 11,000 of its quota of 135,000 signatures received, with states still gathering. Catt cited Britain and Holland turning in large totals and urged the United States to keep pace, calling for demilitarization and a peaceful, civilized world led by women.
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Geneva
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
National Committee On
E. W. Feige
League
League of Women Voters
Feige
Eng
Jess
United States
Mrs. Catt
Hawkins Undergoes Operation In Huron Hospital
Nov. 21 special report says Frank Hawkins recently underwent an operation in a Huron hospital.
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J Frank Hawkins
Huron Hospital
Grandma Nabor Remembers Football Laughter and Pride
Grandma Nabor reflects on the end of football season as she watches the Huron college squad. She recalls brothers, fathers and mothers worrying about injuries, and happiness over family pride and memories of football signals at table.
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Hazel Christoffeeson
Gid
Grandma Nabor
Huron College
Henry
Lttle University
Pas
Walter
Crest
Alpena Woman Wins Prize In Farm Home Contest
South Dakota is represented by a lone prize winner in the American Farm Bureau federation national farm home improvement contest. Mrs. Neil Bailey of Alpena route 1 takes the prize as part of a program to raise living standards in farm homes nation wide. 14 003 contestants participated. grand prize of 200 dollars went to George P. Hutchins of Kingston North Carolina.
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Alpena
Bureau
South Dakota
American Farm Bureau Federation
R. E. Gray
Rational Farm Organization
Neil Bailey
Route 1
George P. Hutchins
Kingston
N. C
Ulster County Farm Bureau
Gray
Federation
Farr Bureau
Lois Schenck
Prairie Farmer
Mise Sue Roberts
Home Beautiful Service
Sears, Roebuck de Company
C. F. Niller
National Lurmber Manufacturers Association
W. G. Kaiser
Portland Cement Association
Chicago
Sales Indies
Helping Children Eye Defect Study by AFB
The American Foundation for the Blind is conducting a study on eye defects in children under school age. Data will be used to prepare literature for parents and others caring for blind children as stated in a recent Laue of V Outlock for the Blind.
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American Foundation For the Blind
Permit Child To Select Books Advised By Kindergarten Officer
Children's Book week opens and closes today as Mrs. E H Bryan urges giving children choice in reading. An incident about Rosellen shows forced reading breeds dislike, while allowing self choice helps cultivate love of books. Rosellen's mother finds reading improves when she stops dictating.
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E. H. Bryan
South Dakota
Rosellen
Mary
Dorothy
Mosellen
Fin
Spink Pioneers Honored At County Banquet
Spink county women extension clubs and guests honored Spink pioneers Mx and Mrs. W. A. Davis at a recreation day banquet in Redfield. Speakers included Dr. G. S. Weaver, George Kennard, and Roy Johnson. The event drew 500 members with songs readings and instrumental numbers.
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W. A. Davis
Spink County Women’s Home Extension Clubs
Secor
Spink County
Redfield
C. H.welling
Spink County Extension Clubs
Master Farm Homemaker
Davis
G. S. Weaver
State College
George Kennard
Huron
Roy Johnson
Spink County Farm Bureau
Welling
Court House
H. Barden
Lucy Dimker
Mellette
D. M. Jones
Elsie Smith
Doland
F. B. Tinker
American Beauty and the Decadence of a New England Farm
A review of Edna Ferber’s American Beauty tracing a Connecticut farm from plantation wealth to sale by 1830. The tale contrasts New England landowners with Polish immigrant peasants, following Tamar’s arranged marriage and the struggle to keep the estate before a Chicago financier buys the land.
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Caroline Orvil
Don Ferber
New England
Orrange Os
Connecticut
Andir Mieans
Tamar
Judith
Oakes
Famar
Chicago
Edna Ferber
W.ell
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