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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
5
A 22 year old correspondent asks how to handle a cousin who may be developing romantic feelings. The adviser suggests refusing dates, bringing in other companions, and showing interest in other men to clarify the relationship while avoiding family trouble.
A reader requests advice on office etiquette. The columnist answers that one should never enter a private office without knocking. If interruption is necessary during a meeting, apologize and transact the business quickly.
Beauty trends push updated coiffures and daring hats this season with uprights at the back and a smooth neck line. Necklines reveal almost full hair while left side fluff remains. The piece notes a strong shift toward American made goods and previews continued coverage next week.
Postponement of the annual firemen banquet in honor of the retiring chief assistant chief and two captains. Severe cold and high alarm volume cited as reasons, with plans rescheduled for at least one week ahead.
Yes you should bring a small gift even if inexpensive do not attend empty handed and consider a simple token suitable for a schoolmate setting.
Do not feel obliged to invite relatives. Recruit friendly office coworkers to attend. Schedule on a Saturday afternoon or another convenient evening. Consider simple, inexpensive refreshments and keep guest count manageable.
Shoeless fashion chatter describes perforated sandals with cribbage board like perforations through leather and lining. Suede options suit town or sport with low heel heights and a striking finish in silver or gold kid.
Footwear stylists at the annual show favor cribbage board patterns in beige to brown tones with white and blue. Special colors highlighted include fawn brown Indies brown dawn gray sun rust swagger brown and Biscay blue among others.
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