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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
18
The holiday menswear market offers a broad array of affordable options from shirts and ties to silk pajamas and knitwear. Stores highlight Glen Urquhart plaids, diverse sleeve cuffs, and tasteful hosiery, with durable silk and soft fabrics priced to delight.
Washington report to the American Public Health association by Dr. George H Gehrmann says workers can be protected from lead poisoning with strict precautions. Change of clothes and bathing after work, health exams, dust and fume elimination, and good health are needed. Women and youths under 21 and men over 45 should avoid processes with lead poisoning risk.
Reports from abbey authorities warn that traffic vibration near Westminster risks damaging the fabric of the shrine amid reopening traffic increases after Lambeth Bridge. Parliament has been told by William Davison that probable danger is stressed, with government and Westminster awaiting Abbey guidance before action.
Five thousand years before Christ ancient Irish cremated their dead in a vast lake dwelling atop Knockast hill in Ballinderry Westmeath. Harvard anthropologists led by E A Hofton uncovered a late village of the Iron Age with log raft foundations, platforms of pest and brushwood, a palisade, dugouts, remains of domesticated animals, and tools. The five year survey, directed by Hofton and with Hugh O Neill Hencken and W Lloyd Warner, marks a pioneering modern nation anthropological study.
Washington reports a shifting feminine bloc in Congress with gains by Mrs Virginia Jenckes of Indiana and Miss Kathryn O Loughlin of Kansas. Two veteran women, Mrs Florence P Kahn of California and Mrs Mary Norton of New Jersey, return after the November election.
The article notes a first woman to chair a major standing committee and mentions Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts and Mrs. Caraway of Arkansas as Senate figures. It indicates the feminine influence on Capitol Hill may wane as the next term progresses, with mentions of party and term lengths.
ALMA CENTER Wis March reports a quarry near Alma Center has begun mining striped rocks called Zebrastones. A Madison based company markets the stones in white black light and dark brown colors. Geologists attribute the bands to iron deposits in white sand. Demand comes from rack garden builders with individual stones selling from 25 cents to one dollar.
A detailed eight foot high copper-frigate model stands on the University of Not Dame campus demonstrating early world commerce. Donor Hurley, former chairman of the Shipping Board, sponsors the three mast frigate centerpiece in the building’s decorative program.
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