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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
5
A kitchen note explains chicken as young broiler meat and hens as mature fowl used year round. The recipe for four pound fowl includes fryers, onions, carrots, thyme, bay, celery, salt, pepper, and a two hour simmer. Finishes with yolk and cream gravy over fowl with potatoes or rice.
95 years ago this week the deserted Allair village in Monmouth County New Jersey was privately bought by Arthur Brisbane the editor and will be converted into a model farm. The report notes stock market chaos in New York and rising tensions in Berlin between the government and the Catholic party.
A note requests counsel for a perplexing affair and invites contact at 401 North Chicago Street Joliet. The message promises prompt consideration and guidance from the sender.
A reader asks how to rekindle a waning friendship with a male friend and whether to pursue another suitor. The adviser suggests moving on and directing energy toward another suitable young man.
A reader asks if a 16 year old can date with parental guidance. Miss Mason says parental opinion rules. another letter warns against abusive love. A third asks how to know if a boy loves, with advice to assess actions and sincerity. A fourth questions privacy and past gossip and urges calm boundaries.
A judge counsels that friendship itself is enough and that young people who are only friends need not display affection by giving material gifts. The exchange is unnecessary and improper.
A reader asks how to handle a boy who likes her while she is not in love. The column suggests offering engagement only when he seeks her company and implies he will understand if he is truly self aware.
The item lists several trivia prompts including Harbor Grace location, definitions of kleptomaniac, Charles R. Crisp’s election state, the last book of the Bible, a movie star’s divorce for career reasons, a country where citizens are called Comrade, Loyola New Orleans Olympians, origin of the sail fish name, a quotation finish, and the number of sides on a hexagon, with note that answers appear on page 8.
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