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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
5
A reader asks if teasing a beloved girl because of her brother is justified and how a shelved clerk should start conversations. The columnist replies approaches include flattery and topical talk about movies to spark interaction and suggests polite, light話.
A Dear Miss Blake column advises evaluating a suitor by his dates and behavior to gauge his true feelings. The advice emphasizes observing how he treats you and his overall manners rather than relying on words.
A 17 year old writes for guidance about loneliness. The reply urges joining social clubs and attending parties to meet people and decide to be pleasant, promising many friendships once introductions are made.
A paired kitchen item describes cherry pineapple preserve with sugar and overnight standing, then syrup boiled ten minutes before adding fruit and sealing in hot glasses. Also provides a crackling corn meal cake recipe with salt and boil moistened mix baked thirty minutes, served hot.
A group of girls asks if they can host a surprise party on a porch. If the porch is large enough, dancing outside is suggested. If space is limited, serve supper on the porch and move dancing indoors, though it may be unbearably warm.
A reader weighing whether a bride should return gifts after a broken engagement says there is no obligation to explain the breakup. Some resent gift returns while others feel the gifts were given in good faith and accepted, so the girl should act as she sees fit and avoid discussing the matter.
City health commissioner Dr. Lloyd B. Andrew says beer is refreshing in hot weather and has food value from malt and hops. He warns against excess as it can distress, notes it may boost appetite and weight, and doubts it prevents appendicitis.
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