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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1933

Page

7

Cartoonist salaries reveal top weekly pay scales

Salary roundup shows Sid ney Smith of The Gumps and George McManus Bringing Up Father earning about $1,600 weekly. Harold Gray of Little Orphan Annie clears $1,600, with several peers listed from $1,400 to $1,100 weekly including Bud Fisher Mutt & Jeff and Rube Goldberg Boob McNutt.

Sidney Smith the Gumps George McManus Harold Gray Faney Smith Bud Fisher Mutt & Jeff Father Harold Graf Boob McNut Gino Tuthill Bungle Grey Crosby Fontaine Fox Folks Ih Rice Burroughs Tarzan Frank Willard Moon Mullins Wenee Blue Beck Barney Google H. T. Webster Sol Hess The Nebbs Frank King Gasoline Alley Cliff Sterrett Polly & Her Pals

The Age of Youth Continues in a Tangled Evening

Donna dons a striking robe de style dress and faces Frank Gardner’s mounting tension as they drive to the Curlews. He praises her beauty yet questions lasting engagement while she resists his certainty and probes their future. The scene ends with a pause before next week.

Jennie Donna Frank Gardner

Walnut Raisin Molded Custards With Coffee Served Cold

A recipe describes making a thick walnut and raisin custard with brown sugar cornstarch and flour, cooked with boiling water and cream. The mixture is divided into eight molds, cooled unmolded topped with whipped cream, and served very cold with fragrant hot coffee.

Courtesy breaks for tourists chief orders

Chief of Police Nicholas Fornengo announces that tourists and other unfamiliar motorists will be given the benefit of the doubt regarding traffic rules. He says Joliet will not be a speed trap and exceptions to the rule will be flagrant violations like excessive speeding and drunken driving. Residents are urged to comply with the traffic code to avoid arrest. The piece notes the government’s securities act and suggests the Brooklyn Bridge may become a frozen asset.

Nicholas Fornengo Joliet Ike Cadave

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