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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1935

Page

8

Make buildings airtight to avoid winter sickness

The Federal Housing Administration urges sealing homes to prevent cold air drafts and respiratory illnesses. Poorly insulated, drafty houses cause disease and deaths, with damp rooms linked to colds, influenza, pneumonia, and tuberculosis. Weatherstripping, insulation between joints, and storm doors are recommended. modernization loans aid winter conditioning.

Federal Housing Administration United States

Molnars Honored At 16th Birthday Party

A surprise party was held Saturday night at 2523 Corn Street for Helen and Joseph Molnar hosted by Evelyn and Francis Majetich. The event celebrated the siblings 16th birthday with numerous gifts.

Helen Joseph Molnar Corn Street Evelyn Francis Majetich

A Comb Game With Teeth Like a Pico Fronted by a Coin

A comb and a coin set the scene for a skill game. Place a large comb upright between two stacks of books about 18 inches from the table edge and number the gaps between teeth from right to left. Roll a dime to land in a numbered space and reach a fixed score to win.

College of St. Francis de la Salle-Catholic High Edmund Burns Raymond Conway Cele Antl Mary Coughlin Thomas Feeley Leo Waldvogel

Patrician Statesmen Mentioned as Need Grows

Mr Mencken calls for more patricians among statesmen. The late Senator Lodge is cited as possibly the last to bow with his eyebrows. A New York trolley line is abandoned, signaling worsening surface traction prospects.

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