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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
6
Question and answer on guest etiquette for theater tickets. The writer asks if a date should pay or reimburse and the responder says the invited boy is a guest and should not pay.
The piece notes velvet gloves remain worn but not as fashionable as last year, while velvet and satin options contrast with more common gloves. It suggests gloves of lame or satin as unusual alternatives, indicating changing tastes and limited use.
The St. Joseph Nurses Alumnae announce a cabaret dance Tuesday night February 6 at the Rialto Gardens. Miss Mary McManus heads the association with Elizabeth Schmidt Marie Long and Johanna Rubin on the entertainment committee. Music by Carnsoe's Cotton Pickers from 9 to 1. Admission 40 cents.
A vintage recipe details one and a half pounds lump sugar four oranges two lemons one half cup fine rum three and a half quarts hot tea yield twenty cups. Rub sugar lumps with citrus rind, juice oranges and lemons over the sugar, add rum, crush sugar, then pour boiling tea over the mixture. Stir well and serve hot.
A reader seeks guidance on a relationship where a boyfriend has changed and stops writing. Miss Mason suggests moving on and forgetting him to avoid futile speculation. Another note accuses a suitor of deceit after claiming love then dating elsewhere.
A reader asks which sister to marry after falling for both Josephine and her sister. The columnist replies to take more time and study both women to learn which one fits best.
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