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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
9
Fashion notes embrace pajamas as versatile summer wear for dance and sports. Describes two new styles, the dance pajama and divided skirt, plus fringed tops and fitted jackets. highlights sheer durene gowns and bold prints suitable for ballroom and casual play, with age-minded guidance.
A state committee named by Gov. Emmer has traced the Lincoln family path from their early days to central Illinois. The route will be established as part of the Lincoln National Memorial Highway.
Readers reflect on social life with restraint choosing to avoid amplifying gloom. The note invites a calmer outlook and postpones further questions.
A guidance note recommends an evening gown for the prom and fraternity dance. A jacket suits dinner and travel, while a mid-length gown is preferred for a teen girl’s event, avoiding ultra-long styles.
For sale 20 acre California farm with fertile valley soil. Price 400 and owner terms available. Contact Bert Bristol at 123 West Madison Chicago for details.
A horticultural display dubbed the World's Largest Lily Pool graces the Chicago World's Fair grounds. Exhibits showcase giant water lilies in staged pools with curated lighting and floral arrangements attracting visitors and photographers.
Fragmentary text mentions unions and uplift but lacks verifiable details. The passage hints at relations between an uplift effort and a union, with no clear event, dates, people, or outcomes to report.
A local shop promotes Du Pont Duco refinishing claiming it restores a car to like new appearance, adds thousands of miles of service, and saves money versus a new vehicle. The process is advertised as durable and completed in a few days with twenty one steps explained, with no obligation beyond a reasonable price.
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