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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1934

Page

7

Joliet’s Olympic history and local curiosities remembered

Joliet figures include Erritt Griffin the 1912 Olympic discus bronze medalist coached by Herbert Graves. The Rialto clock and Paris clock at the Roxy in New York are noted, with Egypt’s cabinet history. Joliet breweries date to 1855. C and J Electric plans streetcar exit. a $16 000 streetcar could be bought for $250. Joel A. Matteson’s Woolen Factory marked Joliet’s early industry.

Joliet Erritt Giffin High Hoel Jockholm Sweden Herbert Graves Rialto Theatre Paris United States Roxy Theatre New York Egypt Rubens Porter Scheidt E Acme C. and J. Electric Railway Company William Heun C. An J Joel A. Matteson Jefferson Street

Parrots Imported During 1928 presidential Year Rise

In 1928 the United States imported 56 307 parrots as a curious运输 note tied to the presidential election cycle. The artifact hints at the spectacle of campaign year imports influencing public curiosity and novelty culture.

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Opera Star Brancato Follows Marion Talley Debut Path

Rosemarie Brancato, a Kansas City singer from Marion’s hometown, makes her Chicago debut singing Gilda in Rigoletto, a role Marion Talley also first performed. She is pictured with her accompanist.

Marion Talley Rosemarie Brancato Kansas’ City Miss Brancato Marion Chicago Gilda Oletto

Gifted social advice and etiquette notes from subscriptions

A question and answer section offers etiquette guidance on introductions and handshakes between strangers, how and when to shake hands, and the etiquette of a stork shower for a baby expecting in February. It warns to respect the mother’s views and notes a woman behind her husband’s chair at a card game may be passive unless she offers input.

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Remember When Fifty four hundred Joliet residents seek ballot spot

A January 26 1931 item notes about 5400 Joliet residents petitioning to place Mayor George Sehring on the March 3 primary ballot, filed by campaign manager Henry J. Weber. Other notes include bandit incident with Obert Gibson, Red Cross relief progress at $719.48, and local club activities.

Joliet George Sehring Henry J. Weber Sehring Obert Gibson Gibson Will County Red Cross Charles N. Wilkey William Barber Joliet Advertising Club Lions Club Snapp Peace B. Orr Michael Adler C. F. Hinrichs E. F. Brewster Frank G. Brumund Harold Snapp Charlie Chaplin Princess Theatre the Kid

Earl Emery Hosts Party at Joliet Auto Brake Service

Earl Emery entertained friends at his Joliet establishment, Joliet Auto Brake Service, 220 Collins Street, last Saturday evening. Dancing and refreshments followed. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinds, Mr. and Mrs. John Masek, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yerkie, and others.

Earl Emery Joliet Collins Street Joseph Wright Charles Hinds John Masek Ernest Yerkie Tom Pomus Frank Nussmeyer Frank Rotteger Dick Sheffer C. Corwin Wilber Yerkie Florence Dugan Leslie Hinds Margaret Burst le Roy Pomus Thelma Carlson Jac Ek Clarrinne Manning Eileen Hinds Arthur Emery

Henry Bauer Seeks Will County Sheriff Nomination

Henry Bauer announces his candidacy for sheriff of Will County. A Republican, he lives at 812 Morgan Street and operates a business on South Chicago Street, with plans to run in the April primary.

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A Drunk Is A Man Who Is Happy In The Full Sense

A humorous aphorism defines a drunk as a man who is happy in the full sense, framing intoxication as pure, unbridled cheer rather than loss of control.

World powers and debts compared in brief item

England Scotland and Ireland together are smaller than New Mexico, and France is even smaller based on its stance on war debts. The note gives a compact comparative view of national sizes and financial positions.

England Scotland Ireland New Mexico France

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