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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1934
Page
7
A reader eighteen asks about attracting a social boy who won’t call. The adviser says she is too young for serious love and that chasing him may push him away. Focus on friends and self before pursuing romance.
A fragmented personal note shows someone seeking guidance on love with phrases about interest from a man who lives upstate and a friend recommending focusing on the person who showed real interest. The text is garbled but centers on choosing among suitors and deciding how to respond.
A teenage girl asks whether to seek parental permission for dating a 19 year old nicknamed Candy Kid or to stop seeing him. She notes she is 16 and cannot date boys without approval and wonders how to involve her parents in the decision.
A fragmented note recalls a broken date with a girlfriend who canceled a planned meeting a month ahead, leaving unclear consequences and feelings. The text hints at disappointment without clear outcomes or names.
A reader argues that a bride may skip a bouquet if she carries two prayer books, asserting she cannot grace fully carry both. The opinion favors B, stating a bride with a prayer book does not also carry a bouquet.
Reader laments a breakup after the girlfriend chose someone else. He warns against wasting time on an undependable partner and urges finding a new interest. The tone emphasizes decisive self-respect and swift forward steps after a failed engagement.
A reader named Anna asks if it is fair to keep another girl's picture after becoming engaged. The adviser says the fiancé should have no interest in other girls now, not even in their pictures, but suggests avoiding making an issue over it.
Peanut butter is praised for its pleasing taste and high nutrition. It should be included in meals as a staple rather than an extra, replacing meat and cereals in planning. Used as a spread, shortening in cookies, ingredient in vegetable loaf, and savoring agent in cream soup, it enhances teas and after school snacks.
Prepare a creamy peanut butter mix with water then fold in chopped raisins dates or figs. Spread on buttered bread slices layer with fruit and top with remaining bread. cut into four triangles and serve soon. Celery replaces fruit for non sweet options.
A Will County Republican candidate announces seeking the party nomination for County Judge. He notes the legislature raised County Court jurisdiction to $2000, enabling more cases to be heard there and argues the post requires a lawyer with experience. He pledges full dedication to making the County Court a court for cases not exceeding $2000.
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