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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
5
A recipe for Corn and Onion Soup using onions corn butter flour salt cayenne milk and water with green pepper or cress as garnish. It includes simmer times ten minutes for onions and ten minutes more for gentle heating and serving notes. The piece ends with a Forget-Me-Nots poem praising enduring love and remembrance.
Perplexed readers seek dating guidance in a 1920s style Miss Mason column. Betty frets a lover dates another girl while she sees him daily. Lonesome asks how to gauge his feelings from his attention and words. The column counsels friendliness to win him back and to judge from his actions.
E M Disposition ranks first in a light feature about evaluating charm. The piece contrasts personality disposition and looks with a witty ranking.
A confused reader asks Dear Miss Mason if expressing love to a handsome sheik should happen. The column answers no, stating affections would be wasted and advising to keep quiet.
A reader asks how to attract a man who ignores her and suggests using different antics. Another notes a girl may feign love for a good time, asking how to verify sincerity.
A reader asks about an age difference of six years in romance. The columnist replies that six years is not a significant barrier to love and encourages the couple to pursue their feelings without fear.
A reader asks if a three year wait before marriage is reasonable for two 22 year olds. The columnist notes long courtships strain romance but sometimes circumstances prevent faster action.
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