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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
4
Cecil A. Allen promotes a snub-nosed craft designed by Z. B. Granville as the world’s fastest land plane. Powered by a 1000 horsepower engine with 26 foot wings, it has reached 321 miles per hour and aims to hit 350 miles per hour in upcoming flights from Los Angeles.
The Croatian C Y O baseball team and St. Anthony square off at Garnsey park in their annual Fourth of July diamond game. The Crows seek win number eight behind Svetlecki or Ratkovic with Jurich catching. Waitkus is expected to pitch for the Saints with Regis behind the plate.
Guidelines on declining invitations without substitutes, gifts for weddings, thanking courtesies, usher dynamics in theatres, and proper deference by younger women. It also covers bridle roles with mothers in law and reception behavior during departures.
A homemaker avoids soggy dumplings by using a glass pie plate as a lid so the progress can be watched without lifting the cover. This transparent cover prevents steam loss and reduces the chance of ruined dumplings.
Joliet officials report 103 taverns will operate in the latter half of 1935 after paying a $250 license fee. Those missing payments were forced to close. The tally yields over $25,000 to the city fund, 80 percent in cash. One owner, Mrs. Dorothy Thurlow, reopened after revocation May 25 for post midnight operation.
The remark notes that even those opposing Huey Long Ogden Mills or Father Coughlin share Voltaire's defense of free expression. It frames the right to speak as a universal liberty, ready to defend even unpopular opinions.
Health Commissioner Dr. E J Higgins warns that dogs are dangerous year round not just in hot months. Any bite requires medical attention and observation for rabies. avoid home remedies for burns from fireworks.
A riot erupted at Harvard over jokes in a magazine and delays in printing led to uneven access. Officials investigated the disturbance and stressed orderly distribution of issue copies to students and staff.
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