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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
9
A collage of notes asks about friendships and pairings among students and locals. Questions mention G R C C E B and S P samples, two Helens, Sunday nights, and whereabouts of several couples around Summit and Division streets. Other items reference walks, a cougar in McKinley Oregon, and a woodsman note from F.
Mrs Winifred Flint Berry files for divorce from her husband Henry Berry once hailed as the school's handsomest man and ex Illinois University football star. The suit follows a failed effort to preserve domestic tranquility after their February 6 1982 wedding.
The Chicago Motor Club warns against two driver types. One crowds left at lights to cut ahead into opposing traffic zones. The other blasts a horn the moment lights switch to green. A third type sleeps at red lights and must be awakened by a horn blast.
A reader asks Miss Mason how to win a shy suitor and another asks if showing attention will help a fond admirer. The reply urges friendliness, enjoyment of his company, and confidence to signal interest.
A compact recipe card lists liver and vegetables with three potatoes, one onion, and a biscuit dough top. It provides flour measures, salt and pepper, vegetable stock, oven at 245 degrees, bake time 20 to 25 minutes, served for six.
The text asks several trivia prompts anchored to a newspaper quiz page. It inquires who plays the same part in the film Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, Nevada's method of executing murderers, Henry Bord's planned 1987 vehicle production, Pitt footballRose Bowl appearances and outcomes, the four Scandinavian countries, the definition of claustrophobia, and Salem’s status as the capital of a state.
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