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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1934
Page
5
A reader asks about dating someone eight years older and another about a boyfriend seen with another girl. The response emphasizes that age differences feel larger now but will seem minor with time and urges Susabelle to become more engaging to keep interest.
A reader asks if a mean partner truly loves her and how to respond. Miss Mason urges not to tolerate snappiness in social settings and suggests ending the relationship if it wears on her nerves, highlighting self respect and clear boundaries.
Spring fever fills shop windows as sports wear and seasonal paraphernalia brighten the loop district. Bright displays promise warmer days ahead and invite a stroll through the storefronts.
The text discusses appropriate public behavior for boys and girls in romantic situations. It suggests a girl may offer an arm in crowded or nighttime street passages, while a boy should only take a girl's arm to help cross a street or into a car. It cautions against excessive kissing and over friendliness.
Pits bones and such un eatables should be removed from the mouth with the thumb and fore finger. This should be acc ished as viciciously as possible, but the napkin should not used as a shield. Never use the spoon to remove anything from the mouth.
Twelve new potatoes boiled and peeled three apples peeled one lemon club one cucumber sliced three hard boiled eggs one teaspoon salt one teaspoon mustard one tablespoon sugar one half tablespoon flour.
A garbled recipe fragment lists ingredients and steps for a dish using whites beaten with cream and butter. It mentions tea, diced potatoes, apples, celery, cucumbers and hard cooked egg whites, a sauce with milk, sugar, flour, pepper, and butter, then folding in whipped whites and serving on lettuce with riced yolks.
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