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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1934
Page
6
A reader asks if a brief hello and lack of conversation from a shy boy signals romantic interest and why he does not greet again. The adviser warns against encouraging an unseen suitor, noting it may reflect poorly on the reader and suggests prudent social caution.
A reader asks how to tell if a young man loves a girl. The letter suggests that when in love he spends time with her and performs kind thoughtful acts to please her.
A man asks Miss Mason for guidance about courting a woman who loves him but will not marry due to his unstable job. He seeks advice on proposing despite lack of steady work and the implied expectation of financial support.
A reader asks Miss Mason about inviting a boy she has not seen in years. The adviser says to try but not to expect success and suggests inviting him to her next party as a potential step.
St Marys Croatian Alumni association will sponsor the first in a series of parties for members and friends tomorrow at 8:30 p m. Games and dancing will be offered with refreshments. Committee members include Annette Belbradick Ann Jaksetich John Seffner Adolph Plese Stephen Jurich Frank Jurkovich Frank Vancas Joseph Tomac Anton Nemcevich Nicholas Kirincich Jr George Glad and Matthew Mikulich.
Peel onions and brine them in salt water for three days. Drain, scald with hot water, cool, then pack into jars. Heat vinegar with celery seeds and pickle spices to boiling, pour over onions, seal as for fruit canning.
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