Huron Park Board to Stage Holiday Yard Contest
The Huron Park Board plans a home grounds Christmas decoration contest across four city districts with prizes likely paid in central South Dakota produce. Judging will occur December 22, with winners announced the same day as Bethlehem figures from last year are relocated to J. W. Campbell park and lit for the holiday display. Residents are urged to register via coupon or department.
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Hostess Welcomes Table Linen Gifts In Huron Shops
Shown as Christmas gifts, four main linen types appear in Huron shops including damask cloths, runner sets, and woven crash. Etamine with open work inspires homemakers, natural Belgian crash borders rise in cost, and cross stitched embroidery decorates linen items for bridge luncheons and cocktails.
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Winter Warmth Forecast for United States Lifts Temperatures
The Associated Press reports that the coming winter is expected to be unusually warm, with temperatures across the United States generally above normal for the past decade. Weather records show a long upward trend since 1905, though officials caution forecasts remain cautious and noncommittal.
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Weather Bureau
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Weather pattern cycles beyond the record era
The document notes fluctuations with rising temperatures over the last three years. It states that the weather is gradually warming, while older records kept by agencies show long cycles of warm and cold periods spanning many years. It emphasizes that prewar records remain reliable to the bureau’s standards.
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Oklahoma State College name change sparks student clash
In Stillwater Oklahoma A and M undergraduates debate renaming their alma mater to Oklahoma State College. The former students association urges pausing agitation until member polling, arguing agricultural and mechanical no longer represents the school. The World Building is cited as New York's first skyscraper built about 40 years ago.
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Electric Palate Meter Tests Life Currents
New device from Westinghouse chief B C Hitchcock measures electrical currents in living matter with the electr ynx meter dubbed the electric palate. It records currents to a millionth of an ampere, noting differences in apples and other foods, and promises a fuller electro chemical view of health, age, and biological processes. The device links to nerves and bacteria, hinting at deeper science of matter and life.
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New York
Endowment Record Loss at Washington University
The Alumni bulletin shows Washington University has dropped to fiftieth place among U.S. colleges and universities for endowment due to reduced income from investments and smaller donations. A campaign will be pressed to urge graduates to contribute to the endowment fund.
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