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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1932
Page
7
Bulbs thrive with good drainage and proper depth. Plant tulips five to six inches deep, narcissi similarly, and adjust for species like crocuses two inches. Lilies require deep placement up to a foot, with five inches between. Use bone meal and wood ashes, avoid manure, and consider May flowering tulips in varied beds.
Central South Dakota homemakers offer wild duck recipes as autumn sweeps the prairies. Article lists roast duck with apple and onion stuffing, noodle dressing, special leftovers method, and stock-based soup with herbs, buttered carrots, and olives. Includes homey tips and exact steps.
Prepare scraped or ground cooked liver and mix with broth to create Liver Soup. For Liver Soup Creamed, make a white sauce base, add liver, seasonings, and thicken with onion celery parsley and grated cheese, then serve on toast or with vegetables. yields four servings.
The piece notes the public library will feature monthly displays on different subjects with October showcasing historic novels. It also announces new October hours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and hints at possible future adjustments after a trial period. A book review section cites William P. Helm's Washington Swindle Sheet, praising its exposure of Senate expense accounts and mileage schemes with sharp satire.
A past week recipe contest honored a wild duck dish prepared by Mrs. Hana Sorensen of Erwin. The guide details dressing, skewering, trussing, baking, and serving with current jelly, stuffing options, and a suggested menu including cranberry ice and sponge cake.
Scattered lines discuss toys and a device to aid pets, mentioning a spoon and feed timing. The text includes names like Clare Bieder and Burm, but details are unclear. The fragment hints at equipment for faster feeding but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
A columnist notes basements being repurposed from storage to playrooms, study areas, and gathering spaces. Describes spray of colors, period-style decor, and DIY furniture like barrel chairs and trestle tables. Mentions a Huron homemaker turning basement area into a Girl Scout club room for meetings and socializing.
Gann Valley reporter notes a local poet Lacey Yakey Wooledge published INCONSISTENCY in Pasque Petals. The piece includes a meditation on parental discipline and societal expectations, referencing Mrs E H Bryan state Kindergarten chair and a family tale of shared punishment.
Grandma Nabor complains the radio is interrupting housework with World Series and presidential campaign speeches. She vacuums, defends her husband’s arguments over baseball and politics, and admits she leans toward Chicago or the Yankees for Babe Ruth, hoping to finish chores before the game starts.
Pudding contestants may submit best non holiday steamed puddings recipes for cash prizes of 1.53, 1 and 50 cents. One recipe per person, on one side of paper with name and address. Include directions, ingredients, temperatures, and a helpful homemaking tip. Submissions to the woman's page editor by 8 October. judge is a local home economics expert. A window washing tip recommends vinegar in wash water.
The September session of the Social Peaple club met at Mrs Frarck Johns son home with Mrs Frank Delvaux hosting the prior month. Members tied comforters for the hostesses and enjoyed a light lunch. Helen DeHauche assisted in serving while Mrs Beck joined Mrs Delvaux as guest. Guests included Mrs Hinckly Hedlund and Evelyn Hedlund. Starting this month meetings will occur every two weeks with Mrs Lundberg hosting on October 6.
The South Dakota farm bureau federation sponsors a statewide public speaking contest for farm bureau women. Competitors must memorize speeches from original moves.
A fragment discusses punishment of a child named Billie and whether a mother should administer discipline or shift responsibility to the father. The text reflects caution about consistent handling, the inevitability of discipline, and the aim to minimize its necessity through wise upbringing strategies.
Miss Sara Dewing home agent for Beadle, Syink and Hand counties opens a series of training schools Monday in several towns with demonstrations on practical Christmas gifts, guilt personal gifts, children's toys and needlecraft. Each club may send four demonstrators. the public is invited. supplies listed. strict schedule emphasized.
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