Marian Kalayjian Wins Fontainebleau Prize At Paris
South Dakota pianist Marian Kalayjian, a pupil of Josef Shevinnie, won the premier Fontainebleau prize for piano in Paris after study at Juilliard and the Fontainebleau Conservatory. She earned 2000 francs, a Paris debut, and a year of study with Philipp, reporting her joy and gratitude to her parents.
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Marian Kalayjian
South Dakota
Huron College
Chapel
America
Josef Shevinne
Julliard Musical Foundation
New York
Conservatory of Music
Fontainebleau
Paris
Europe
Isidor Philipp
Wultes
Roast Pheasant Preparation From Mia Whitney
A home guidance piece outlines roasting pheasant with minimal water and ample butter, advising dressing with bread, eggs, giblets, celery, and optional sage. It notes cooking times around three hours, adjustable by oven heat, and also offers a fried baked method with butter, flour coated and simmered in milk or cream.
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Ender
Mia
L. A. Whitney
Third Street
Which Is You and Other Poems From Pasque Petals
South Dakota poet Ethelyn Miller Hartwich writes Which Is You in the October Pasque Petals, a state poetry society issue, with verses by Esther Russell of Summit and W Bremer Woonsocket. The magazine also features Indian Summer A Prayer by Bremer and pieces by J C Lindberg Karl Mundt and others, including a long meditation Of What Is Life by Mundt.
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Ethelyn Miller Hartwich
South Dakota Poetry Society
Esther Russell
Summit
Pasque Petals
W. Bremer
Woonsocket
South Dakota
J.C. Lindberg
Karl FE. Mundt
Mr. Mundt
The Reckless and the Measured Drivers on Dakota Avenue
The piece contrasts reckless and precise motorists on Dakota Avenue. It describes swerving near yellow blocks, careful around intersections, and others racing with defiant disregard for traffic laws, suggesting varied driving personas as a public spectacle.
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Dakota Avenue
Dimeter
la Ife
Pemeteby
Halloween Menu and Recipes from a Vintage Page
A playful read on Halloween traditions and a themed menu featuring Spook Cocktail Witches Thin Broth Caldron Tomatoes Black Cat Nuggets and Broomstick Pudding. Includes detailed recipes for Cauldron Tomatoes Black Cat Nuggets Frozen Eerie Salad and a Boiled Pudding, with tips to stage a Jack O Lantern setting and invite reader-submitted additions.
New Fall Styles Are Flawless And Every Woman May Be Chic
Fashion notes advise careful dress selection this fall with longer daytime skirts and evening gowns at instep or ankle length. Sleeves, necklines, and trims shift toward higher necks, puffed or bishop sleeves, and delicate details while black remains the dominant color and new textures and silhouettes define the season.
Clothes Wringer Use Tips From 1910s Guide
Practical advice on using a clothes wringer includes running items through after each rinse to remove dirt and prevent contamination. Keep the wringer clean with soap and water, avoid oil or grease on rolls, and adjust the tension screw to preserve roll shape and lengthen life.
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Joosen
Gifts Should Not Be Expensive To Please Recipient
Christmas novelties appear in Huron gift shops as clever, low cost handmade gifts gain popularity. Hooked rugs remain a favorite, with Point de Sprit silhouettes and cushions noted for their clever design. Felt cushions, cut out linens, and pastel shades feature alongside gingham dogs and cats popular for nursery decor and gifting.
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Huron
Grandma Nabor Reflects On Hunts and Worries Become Calm
Grandma Nabor recalls hunting seasons on the prairie and her past worries about Pa's returns. She explains how she learned to curb fussing after a neighbor boy was shot, choosing kindness and meals over scolding. The exchange reveals enduring tension between tradition and calm acceptance.
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Grandma Nabor
Henry
Grandma
Doland Hosts First 1930 31 Training School
Doland hosted the first of two training schools in the 1930 31 extension project. Miss Sara E Dewing home extension agent led discussions morning and a talk on better home bedding in the afternoon. Nine Doland women’s clubs participated and guests were treated to the show The Blushing Bride afterwards. A vote of thanks was given to Mr Sorenson and to the local Legion post for donating the hall.
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South Dakota
State College
Misa Sara L. Dewing
Beadle
Handi
Spink
Mary A. Cavert
Doland Doland
Sara E. Dewing
Doland
Sorenson
Hanks
Alos
Legion Post
Frugal Season Gifts Aim To Comfort Kids
Editorial suggests preventing harm from broken dolls and upset children by choosing thoughtful gifts that are affordable yet appropriate. Emphasizes avoiding pricey excess and focusing on ensuring happiness and safety for young recipients.
Employment bureau aids Huron area job seekers
Mrs. F J Staley employment secretary says 14 of 40 applicants sought work this month though only four jobs existed. The Y W C A bureau offers free placement in board and room, hotel work, housekeeping, stenography and more. Many applicants may be placed temporarily, but winter could bring increased unemployment and destitution unless charities and organizations cooperate. Applicants are urged to file at the bureau and employers to use the service, and report back if placed without bureau aid.
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F. J. Staley
W. Bureau
Staley
Mrs. Stanley
Coolidge
Huron
Jerauld County Has Numerous Hunters
WELLING SPRINGS Oct 18 A special report notes 738 hunting licenses issued to residents of Jerauld County with six non residents among them. Despite many hunters no serious accidents have been reported though a few minor incidents occurred.
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Wellingign Springs
Die Jerauld
Clyde Price
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