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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
13
The article notes berets and turbans solving coat collar clashes this winter with right shapes and colors. It highlights a new rounded beret with a hidden crown fold, plus a sable felt version with a decorative bow. It also mentions a beige chenille beret with a green veil matching a beige lynx collar suit and a color coordinated ensemble.
The sixty fifth annual Forefathers supper will be held next Thursday evening at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr Irving Maurer president of Beloit College will be principal speaker. Hi R Seamans Y M C A official will act as toast master. George Wardley and Mrs Eugene Drenning give talks. E C Barrett chairs the program committee.
An economist in Chicago advises buying state products for holiday dinners while noting the challenge of skipping Idaho potatoes and Cape Cod cranberries. The message links local procurement to regional pride and resilience during the season.
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