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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1933
Page
5
John Steward, a Mt. Olivet Baptist Church member, was arrested near the church Sunday night after police found bur la theous tools. In court Judge Nicholson pressed for the deacon’s name, and John replied he only knew him as Deacon, paying a $3 fine.
Readers share relationship dilemmas with a local advice columnist. Connie worries her cruel remarks push a boy away while Merely Bashful seeks reassurance about a reserved partner. A reader asks how to handle a stuck up girl who ignores friendly advances.
Recipe card describes a layered dessert using five egg yolks sugar salt milk gelatine vanilla custard ladyfingers apricots coconut and whipped cream. It explains soaking cooling chilling and molding steps with detailed layering and garnishing using angelica.
Railroad officials report freight car robberies remain at a minimum here despite high unemployment. Relief organizations helping families is cited as a factor in the low robbery rate.
A reader asks about a simple June wedding with about twenty guests. Advice suggests an informal family reception similar to a formal tea, with a practical option of hiring a waiter and a buffet setup at the table. Also recommends prompt writing of wedding thank you notes after receiving gifts.
Former Treasury secretary Ogden Mills told reporters in Chicago that prosperity was around the corner. Mills and companions were questioned at Northwestern Station while returning to Washington to finalize business. he would say nothing about President Roosevelt.
A double action vacuum cleaner called the Hoover Special is offered with 2.15 down and 21.95 cash price. A thrifty electric refrigerator is promoted for summer installation with most models at 10 down to keep foods fresh and allow guests a variety of frozen salads and desserts.
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