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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
13
Joliet endures a heat wave with residents seeking remedies. Dr. Lloyd B. Andrew urges avoiding sun during peak hours ten to four, light meals, moderate work, tepid baths, and careful sun exposure to prevent sun stroke and skin burns. He cautions against early excessive sun tanning and long beach sessions.
Readable bits show a Q&A segment with scattered fragments including a Chicago reference and a lyric like say good night till it be morrow. It mentions Seventh Heaven and instrument based content.
The page lists questions about a state convention Babe Ruth age flying blind Janet Gaynor stardom Janet Gaynor and asks who is the House minority leader and which gas was used in aircraft. the rest is a jumble of OCR errors and stray characters.
A Joliet letter laments removal of the Ruby Street bridge to aid navigation for the World’s Fair, noting the Jackson Street dam and demand for a new bridge. The writer urges Senator Barr to push a prompt solution, insisting the promise was made in good faith.
Miss Lorraine Morell leaves the city to return to Clifton after a year of attending high school here. During the past winter she resided with Mr and Mrs W W Carter on Cowles avenue in this community.
Powell's Mill on the Lincoln highway near Lake Renwick drew Joliet and Aurora motorists seeking sandwiches and drinks. An ad claimed steak sandwiches, but that was an error. only sandwiches advertised in this issue of The Spectator are available.
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