South Dakota: Treasure House Of Nature And History
Edward Emerine extols South Dakota as a vast store of natural and cultural riches. He highlights sunlit skies, pure air, fertile soils, cattle ranges, mineral deposits, mountains, lakes, and parks. Key sites include Black Hills and Mount Rushmore, Custer State Park, Badlands, Lead gold mine, and Deadwood’s Gold Discovery Days. The piece notes diverse wildlife, climate, and the state’s educational institutions.
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Edward Emerine
Websster
South Dakota
Black Hills
Harney Peak
United States
Rockies
Mount Rushmore
Custer State Park
President Coolidge
White House
Badlands
Big Stone Lake
Treasure House of America
Plains
Hot Springs
Belle Fourche
Treasure House
Deadwood
Wild Bill
Dead
Wood Dick
Calamity Jane
Custer
Verendrye Brothers
Canada
Lewis and Clarke
Missouri
Fort Teton
Fort Pierre
American Fur Company
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
South Dakota State College
Brookings
School of Mines
Rapid City
Gay Gadgets and Nail Polish Craze in School Teens
A whimsical column notes teen trends with colorless nail polish used for crafts like Corn Popper lapel gadgets and painted shoe eyes. It mentions five girls walking to school, DIY mood, and playful accessories such as rubber wristlets, plus pop culture references to Van Johnson and a "Star dust" party.
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Wesson Boys
Piquant White Crepe Dress With Roman Pattern
A white crepe dress for afternoon and informal summer wear features a playful Roman print in pink green and black. The bias ruffled collar begins at the left square neckline and cascades to the waist then runs to the hem, with a black velvet ribbon at the waist finishing in front with a decorative knot.
Minute Make- Ups By Gabrielle
A Hollywood star shares a beauty secret for tangled hair. She uses eggless yolk scalp massage, followed by a warm no soap shampoo. A few drops of vinegar in the final rinse adds sheen and manageability.
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WNY
Fortune Finder Stars Reveal Your Astrological Week
A playful guide explains how to use birth period letters mapped to numerals to glimpse a weekly fortune. The text invites readers to convert numbers to letters and read a personalized hint from the zodiac.
Take My Word For It Adverb Rule From Colby Essay
A column discusses correct adjective versus adverb use in describing states and actions with examples. It includes a teacher’s note on safe safely and a reader Mia about stamping out ain’t in English, highlighting dialect labels and historical forms.
Posies for Bathroom From Yard of Chintz
Reading note describes using a yard of flowered chintz to create posies decorate towels mats and curtains with roses. Mentions a 32page booklet Make Your Own Cure Rings clear directions for sewing and decorating. Also a woodworking pattern No 6 for docus shelves with sketches. Send 15 cents for booklet pattern 13 cents to Ruth Wxeth Breaks sdford Hills N J Drawer 10 with name and address.
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Mama
Ruth Wxeth
Iscdford Hills
Nazi Germany Built Nationwide Citizen Surveillance System
Collier's reports a rigid system of records and identification papers in Nazi Germany. Police stations kept up to date registers of every person in each precinct detailing activities and whereabouts, with hotels and hospitals reporting guests and patients. The regime also required a Certificate of Conduct showing police records for individuals.
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Nazi Germany
Collier's
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