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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1934
Page
3
City officials plan to discuss urgent reforms after engineer Harry F. Ferguson warns that open drains on Ridgewood sections and the citys northwest side are polluting wells and posing a constant health threat to residents.
The page lists social queries about who visits whom in Lockport and Joliet. It notes questions about party guests, crushes, and romantic interest, plus rumors of local races and social outings by the Joliet Bears A C. Joe M. and Bud S. are mentioned with a fire night crowd.
The Seriol Blue Ribbon baseball team meets St Thads Sunday at 3 15 PM on Highland Park Diamond. St Thads won 7 to 6 in the first game. a Sunday victory would clinch the series. Manager Mike Sovich will start his strongest lineup to even the series.
Joliet women 16 to 60 can extend by July 28 the chance to win in Goldblatt Brothers department store beauty shop contest. Winners announced in the July 27 Spectator display. Entrants pick up blanks at the salon and write the last line to a three line limerick on a four line tune.
An offer urges readers to enter a drawing with ten prizes from ten dollars to one dollar, claimed as beauty service rewards. The message emphasizes a chance to win and participation in an incentive.
A 14 ton camera, among the world’s largest, remains stalled inside a Washington government building. Officials have not announced its next move or potential loan for civilian use.
A humorous scientific note claims an average man exhales about 260,060,000 particles in one breath, humorously conditioned on the man eating crackers.
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