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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1932

Page

5

Affairs of the Heart and Gift Dilemmas at Mason

A reader asks about gifting limits in a budding romance and the cost of a present. The adviser suggests accepting modest gifts and focusing on compatibility, while another asks how to outshine a rival to win a suitor.

Mason

Apology Advice for Miss Mason by Mary

Dear Miss Mason I had a quarrel with the girl I like I want to apologize but she says Oh please don’t bother me You might put the apology in writing It might work better that way

Eh Rset

Christmas Gift Etiquette for a Boyfriend

Dear Miss Mason asks whether to give a boyfriend clothing or other items for Christmas. The adviser suggests acceptable gifts include a tie shirt gloves muffler wrist watch cuff links or a fine cigarette case within the giver's means.

Joliet Residents Own Rare Historic Books

Thomas Norton of 317 Hickory street owns a 1798 German Lutheran Bible, 10 by 15 inches with 280 pages in excellent condition, bought for five dollars two years ago. six births are listed on the back, earliest in 1832. Mario Bucciarelli of 1702 East Cass street owns a sixteenth century Italian book, Latin vocabulary, wild imaginative cuts, and notable illustrations.

Thomas Norton Hickory Street Mr. Norton Mario Bucciarelli East Cass Street

Postcard Etiquette and Friendly Gift Return Advice

A reader asks if signing a postcard with Regards is acceptable. Advice says yes if no message is needed. A separate note confirms returning a diamond ring from a former partner is appropriate despite others' opinions. Another query on bridge fees concludes escorts may cover both players in small games, but for larger stakes the woman is responsible for her own debt.

Dress for Reception at a Wedding

If the event is strictly formal, wear the pink dance dress as the formal option. Under the circumstances, the black velvet Sunday night dress is recommended for a less elaborate evening ceremony and reception.

Voice of Satan Echoed by American Broadcasters

A London play seeks a Satan voice after noting American radio announcers can resemble the devil. The piece suggests focusing on armament scrap rather than war debt talk. Wisconsin state prison cuts wages for prisoners, a policy the writer calls preferable to release.

Hades London Satan

Pure Milk Association Plans Rural School Program

The Pure Milk Association plans an educational program in Will County rural schools to boost milk consumption. Surveys show farm families neglect milk at the table and children fail to recognize its nourishing value, leading to low intake.

The Pure Milk Association Will County

Spinach With Tomato Cheese Sauce Serves Four

Wash spinach in lukewarm water and cook gently five minutes then ten until tender. Sauté onions and garlic in butter, add tomatoes and simmer twenty minutes. Stir in chopped spinach sauce, heat five minutes, then blend in grated American cheese until smooth. Add salt to taste and serve hot.

Snow Storm Provides Jobs on City Rail Lines

The recent heavy snowfall and bad weather have created work for 25 additional workers on the Chicago and Joliet Electric Railroads, according to manager William Heun.

Chicago and Joliet William Heun

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Joliet By A. Lucyle Wisconsin I. G. A. Grocer INDO Milk Association Hartney's Hartney’s Chicago ST Thrift Ings Club
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