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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1931
Page
7
Mrs H. L Bryan cites a National Kindergarten Association anecdote to show children see the world differently. A train platform scene prompts a 90 year old woman to admit her view blocks the child’s. A man asks the mother to kneel so she sees through Richard’s eyes, teaching empathy and child understanding.
A historic boiled dinner recipe offers a plain dish for post holiday recovery. It uses beef, onions, turnips, parsnips, carrots, potatoes, cabbage and a seasoned broth, with steps to simmer meat, adjust salt, cook vegetables, and plate on a large platter for serving.
Advice from Sara L. Dewing on school lunch programs detailing equipment lists storage solutions and student committees. It outlines bowls spoons cups utensils kettles pans knives and serving tools plus a week long menu and guidance for preparing serving and washing duties at the school lunch site.
Grandma Nabor and Ps spend Thanksgiving at Henry's as they discuss why wealth and success fail to bring lasting happiness. The conversation touches on distribution, caring for others, and the idea that a small act of kindness or guidance can matter more than money.
A Spanish tile shade appears in Huron shop windows, likened to a rust tone yet with unique moisture. The color suits formal and informal wear, with models ranging from tailored to trim formal designs. Three shades appear: black, brown, and Spanish tile in various combinations.
Fashion expert Martin of Vienna predicts a shift from long or very short styles to medium and longer bob lengths for winter. He advises four to six inches on the sides and two inches in back for easy, soft coiffures, noting longer waves tend to fall out of place and are less practical.
An old column offers dieting tips and a wall bend exercise to slim the waist, advising gradual practice and no strain. It suggests simple moves like raising arms, bending from the waist, and climbing down the wall, plus forethought on Christmas wrapping ideas with colored decorations.
The American Association of University Women drama department stages The Lead of Oz and a second Oz play for adults on December 4 at 3 o clock in the college auditorium. The plot follows Tip and friends as they confront Mombi the witch, escape, and travel toward the Emerald City with the Geer crow and others joining the journey.
Ruth Suckow’s stories illuminate small town life with vivid characters including girls, spinsters, tourists, and Rotary wives praising her realism and emotional clarity. Sigrid Undset’s The Wild Orchid returns to contemporary life exploring love and religion, with a promising sequel hinted though critics fault the ending.
A New York business girl recalls sweltering heat and the hunt for cool office wear. She laments lack of cotton options, notes sleeves and wrinkle resistance, and finds wool unexpectedly comfortable. The piece surveys office dress norms and forecasts many women seeking breathable cotton styles next summer.
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