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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
5
A reader asks why a man who professes love won’t take her out. The reply suggests he is frugal or miseducated and hints he should be shown there is a movie with seats yearning for a couple like them.
A reader asks if an 18 year old should pursue a 29 year old suitor. Sylvia cautions the man is too old and notes she would miss other fun outside a one sided romance.
A reader asks if he should continue dating a girl while seeking an annulment after marrying someone else. The advisor urges him to wait until legally free and to avoid pursuing the prior relationship.
City officials anticipate a further payday for city employees within weeks as additional beer licenses are issued this week. If operators of grills gardens and cafes fulfill permits the city could see another payroll.
Take summer sport or street dresses for Bermuda with a light weight wool dress and sport coat for onboard wear. Include a summery evening dress two afternoon dresses and possibly a dinner dress. Most women wear sport dresses by day and a dinner or evening dress at night. Tip the stewardess and other helpful staff on the last day.
There is no engagement party. Your mother may host a reception or dinner where the engagement is announced by either parent. Guests do not bring gifts to such an event, though the engaged woman may receive family and close friends gifts at the announcement and wedding preon
In about six months the farmers of the nation will know whether they have been relieved or not.
Three quarts sliced cucumbers and one quart onions mixed with salt sit overnight in an enamel basin. In the morning drain, pack into hot jars. A vinegar sugar and olive oil mix is heated to a boil and poured over, then sealed. The text ends with a stray remark about borrowing from banks and advertisers.
The Second Presbyterian Church on Jackson Street and Landau Avenue presents the play School Daze penned by Charles L Archbold advertising manager at National Refining. Proceeds support needy church families.
Police searched hotels and rooming houses in Joliet and Chicago for Doris Kesler a 15 year old Senn High School student missing since last Monday. A relative said she might have come to Joliet but she was not found.
A customer letter extols Adler Company's ham and bacon values and daily savings. The author urges readers to trade at Adler's, noting the crowd follows the discounting path and praising J. C. Adler Company. The testimonial is submitted by Mrs. James P. Darcy as a satisfied customer.
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