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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
5
A historic recipe and menu note describe fluffy codfish cakes made from mashed potatoes and shredded cod with butter onion and cayenne. Instructions cover pan frying and deep fat frying times temperatures and serving with tomato sauce and parsley. The dish appears in a Lenten luncheon offering alongside fish cakes jelly salad applesauce cookies and tea.
A compilation of trivia items asks who led US Marines in Shanghai and includes questions on degrees M A stands for, Norma Talmadge marriages, and a phrase about Tommy, Chuck, and the Savior of his country. It also questions presidential election timing, Desdemona in Othello, US Winter Olympic first win, and steps to pass a lame duck bill.
A poetic fragment describes endless Wyoming roadways with wind driven boulders and rivers flowing through painted sand hills toward a rolling desert horizon. The piece emphasizes vast, uncut terrain and a sense of timeless travel across the landscape.
A reader asks how to invite a date and whether a bashful suitor should be rejected. Marian says be patient and supportive, while Anne notes ladies may speak first. The column offers practical tips on dating manners and initiating conversation.
A reader asks about a boyfriend who professes love yet cheats with other girls. Blondie replies such behavior is a habit many use, testing each new girl until someone becomes the right one.
Riddles question one asks who is luckier in marriage a banker or a day laborer. The second asks what tea suits fatigue and ends with a garbled phrase about cows being rege rata if we.
The Spectator piece urges harmony between fashion and beauty, advising a refined, dignified aura and a modern poise. It emphasizes a spring complexion, subtle glamour, and home skincare using both soap and cream, plus liquid creams for thorough cleansing.
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