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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1932
Page
7
Nutrition guidance favors raw fruit to preserve vitamins while noting some minerals are lost in cooking. Lists many fruits and how to use them in meals. Provides economical dessert ideas and a sample one day menu highlighting fruit in desserts and meals.
Della Mcients of Huron presents a poem sequence in the September issue of Pasque Petals, titled Renewbeing. The verses reflect friendship and memory as friends fade, with a second poem credited to Giniys Seewe-Gureey amid contemplative reflections on loss and time.
A simple tomato creole sauce guides preparing a meat dressing with onions peppers and tomatoes. It advises simmering until tender, filling hot jars, salting each quart, partly sealing, and processing in a hot water bath for 19 minutes before final sealing.
Extension horticulturist A L Ford explains methods to store surplus garden vegetables at home without extra cost. Use cool basement corners or outdoor pits, protect from light and pests, and vent to prevent spoilage. Store root crops in bins with moisture. peas and beans cure then dry. cabbage stores in cool, shaded rows.
The Book World notes that starting September children in junior high will be limited to checking out from the adult department unless accompanied by parents. Librarians Margaret Thearians and staff invite parents to visit as the children’s room gains decorative inspiration. A new book by George Soule titled A Planned Society is highlighted, with analysis of social theories and how planning could shape economic order, urging organized effort without revolt.
A brisk look at fall fashion urges harmony between hats and coiffures. Subtle side parts and ringlets trend, with hair framing the face and avoiding obstruction by hats. Note on storage tips for produce follows, advising proper ventilation and separation to preserve flavor.
A compact colonial era style cottage designed for economical living features a single long living room, an alcove dining area, and a practical bedroom setup. It emphasizes cross ventilation, minimal rooms, and easy upkeep with oyster white walls and dark green shutters.
A morning visit with Grandma Naber reveals reflections on travel, work, and the privilege of taking a break. She urges practical housekeeping, cooperation, and daily tasks, noting shifts from prosperity to toil while stressing shared effort in rebuilding. Also notes a home tip on protecting curtains with hidden window-mounted supports and a summer baked pear dish with sugar and butter.
Mrs E H Bryan state chairman of the National Kindergarten association cites Edith Lochridge Heids retelling of Billy and Dick to urge mothers to encourage children in building, making and experimenting. Billy, working on a model plane, is supported by his mother while another boy’s scooter tale shows loss and misunderstanding without parental support. The piece emphasizes nurturing initiative and imagination through positive reinforcement.
A home canning guide presents a watermelon rind preserve recipe. Watermelon rind is prepared by soaking in salt, parboiling with alum, then blanching before packing in a heavy sugar syrup with lemon and spices. Process jars while hot and seal.
A child’s early development is shaped by patient, engaging parenting. A mother allows exploration, guiding attention with objects like blocks and a toy cat to build recognition and expression. Through responsive conversation and shared moments, the child’s abilities grow as interest sparks dialogue.
A reader advices using brown wrapping paper to singe fowl to avoid smoke stains. Mrs. W. B. Hull of Wessington Springs relays the tip. Separate note mentions small conical paper cups as funnels for filling salt shakers bottles and jugs by Mrs. J. E. Donald of Lake Preston.
Three cash prizes are offered for the best peach preservation or serving recipe in Central South Dakota. Open to any woman, submit one recipe with name and address, single-sided, with exact yields and temperatures. Entries must reach the paper by 1 AM Saturday, September 16, and helpful homemaking tips may be printed.
Public guidance advocating selflessness and civic duty. Emphasizes helping others as key to happiness and progress, noting daily responsibilities and the social good. Includes a Grapenut sandwich bread recipe with ingredients, steps, and baking times credited to Mrs. Rex Gillmore of Wolsey.
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