Great Women in America Named by Miss Tarbell Contest
Central South Dakota readers are invited to letter about who they consider one of America's twelve greatest women. Miss Ida Tarbell lists 30 notable women spanning education, politics, science, business, arts, and social work as candidates for selection. Contest details available from the women's page editor.
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America
Roynen
United States
Good Housekeeping Magazine
American Gallery of Great Women
Tow
Ida Tarbell
Ncasional Repute
Miss Tarbell
M. Carey Thomas
Virginia Gildersleeve
Mary Wooley
Mt. Holyoke College
Ada Comstock
Radcliffe Coldius
Annie Jump Cannon
Harvard Collese Observatory
Florence R. Sabin
Susan D. Kinesbury
Alice Hamilter
Mary McLeod Beth
Rose Livingston
New York
Mary Anderson
Woman's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Mary van Kleck
Russell Sage Foundation
Mary Gilson
Lillien Gilbreth
Mary Dillon
Brooklyn
Gas Corporation
Josephine Roche
Bocky Moeuntain Fuel Company
the Atte
Cecelia Beaux
Violet Oakley
Anna Hyatt
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Willa Cather
Edith Wharton
Mary Austin
Leecturer
Edna St Vincent Millay
Port of the New School
Rachel Crothers
Gertrude Lane
Woman's Home Companion
Eliabeth Marbury
Pioneer
Minnie Madderm Fiske
Eva la Gallienne
Ruth Desper
Eizabeth Burchenal
Louise Homer
League of Women Voters
Helen Wills Moody
Amelia Earhart
Autumn Leaves Stir Longing In Quiet Downtown Windows
In downtown shop windows brilliant red and bronze oak leaves evoke childhood memories and distant travels. Passersby pause, recalling hikes, autumn winds, and distant places as a locomotive whistle travels through imagined journeys.
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Paasersby
Popularity Chart Highlights Last Week's Best Sellers
The top fiction titles include Angel Pavements by J B Priestley near the lead, Neers of Grace by Margaret Ayer Bi axtres, The Little Dog Laughed by Leonard Merrick, Thirteen Men by Tiffany Thayer, Mike by Donald H Clarke, Shepherds in Sackcloth by Sheila Kaye Smith. Non fiction features Story of San Michele by Axel Munthe, Morgan The Magnificent by John K Winkler, Roosevelt by Owen Wister, Joseph Fouche by Stefan Zweip, and The Outlaw Years by Robert M Oates.
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Angel Pavements
San Michele
Axel Munthe
Morgan the Magnificent
John K Winkler
Roosevelt
Owen Wister
Joseph Fouche
Stefan Zweip
Robert. M. Oates
Hints for Huron Cucumber Pickles and Condiments
A Huron housewife shares recipes for ripe cucumber pickles tomato catsup cranberry catsup pepper relish and green tomato sweet pickle. Steps cover preparation cutting slicing brining boiling spicing sterilized jars sealing and basic processing. Includes vinegar sugar spices and cooking times for each item.
Grandma Nabor Remembers Winters and Garden Talks
In a faded garden scene Grandma Nabor laments aging and long winters while recalling pioneer days on the prairie. She notes growing softness with modern comforts, worries about Pa’s health, and ends with an invitation inside to taste her grape jam as a warm kitchen scene unfolds. Francisco Bamizino, an Italian artist, is cited as the first to set an opera to music, with The Conversion of St. Paul produced in Rome in 141¢.
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Grandma Naor
Dahlia
South
Dakoota
Grandma Nabker
Tia
Henry
Grandma Nabor
Francisco Bamizino
Rome
Tables for games replace collapsible models in living rooms
A newspaper notice describes new styles for game tables including a re creation corner with a four chair set and a table suitable for living rooms. It highlights bridge tables, glass pedestal table options, soft leather tops, and folding tables as space saving choices for modern homes.
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Magus
Sretel
Women Must Be Fashion Wise This Fall To Avoid Absurdity
A style specialist urges careful coordination for fall outfits as new evening gowns echo hoop skirt era. He notes bold colors like ruby and jade, mirror beading, chiffon velvet, and various dress lengths from ankle to instep. Emphasizing balance, he warns against mismatched pieces and overstatement in an era of fashionable abundance.
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Raffles
Simons
Sesson
Growth plans dominate sixteenth Girl Scout convention
The sixteenth annual Girl Scout convention opens in Indianapolis Wednesday October 14 with 1000 plus delegates from over 500 communities. Plans include the first year results of a five year development program to expand and build women leaders, plus reports from divisions on personnel field business and treasurer. Distinguished speakers include Dr Lilian Gitirth Dr Lucia Briggs Miss Julia Hama and Miss Oleda Schrottky with sessions through Friday culminating in officer elections and a banquet.
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Girl Scouts
Indianapolis
United States
Nicholas F. Brady
New York
National Board of Directors
Haveen
Girl Scout Movement
Lilian Gitbseth
Tokio
Lucia R. Briggs
Milwauker- Downer College
Julia Hama
International Congress of Girl Guides and
England
Arthur Ospood-Choate
New Yorks
Nathan L. Miller
Frederick Edny
Elgar Rickard
New Canaon
Conp
Julius Barnes
Washington
Max, Rickard
Barnes
E. Blake Francis
Oleda Schrottky
Girl Scout Dramatics
William G. Virol
Reserve University
M Barrett Wendell
Boston
Reginald H. Sullivan
James J. Storson
Girl Sports World
Ima Paul C. Richey
County Officers Of Clubs Report
County officers report enrollment growth in women extension clubs as Beadle, Hand, and Spink counties detail completed foods projects and 4-H engagement. Beadle notes 32 clubs, 613 women. 25 girls clubs, 344 enrollments. events at Huron and State Fair grounds. new goals include expanding sponsorship and a January banquet. Hand County lists 12 clubs finishing foods project, 178 women enrolled, 218 women enlisted for next year. party planned for November at Miller. many reorganized clubs for home furnishing. Spink County reports 90 percent attendance. 25 of 22 clubs reorganized. 26 girls clubs, total enrollment quoted. Miss Dewing and leaders conference held. new clothing project discussed with Christmas gift ideas.
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Sara L. Dewing
Beadle County Officers
Huron
B. F. Barthell
State Fair
Edward Stitt
Rose Radcliffe
Shoemaker
Wessington
Patras
Brookings
Hand County
Miller
L. B. Croll
Hani
Miler
Spink
Hedfield
Gids
Clubaipes County
Fischer's Grove
Do‘Jand
Tane State Club Leader Attends Meeting on Folk Game
The Tane State Club leader attended a meeting to discuss the new folk game and other matters related to the New West's work.
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Tane State Club
Newesr
Teach Basketry Workshop Aids 4-H Clothing Project
Miss Sara L. Dewing led a special meeting in Doland on basket wearing techniques. She then aided the Jolly Workers 4-H club at Mrs. Earl Bussell’s home in Benl for starting this year’s clothing project.
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Sara L. Dewing
Specia
Doland
Laturday
Jolly Workers 4-H Club
Earl Bussell
Beni
Sound of Breath Instrument Arrives From So Amer to Spain
A new instrument ships from South America to Spain and produces breath sounds so clear that Madrid doctors can diagnose patients in Buenos Aires, 6 790 miles away. Women are not permitted to sit on the British House of Lords.
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Hoeart-berts
Ameriaca
Spain
Madrid
Buenos Aires
House of Lords
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