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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
5
A cooking note describes preparing four stuffed escarole heads with a filling of minced garlic anchovies pine nuts raisins and olives. Heads are tied around filling, browned garlic removed, then simmered in oil until tender. Serve hot with reserved liquid as soup or gravy.
The reader asks if dried fruit should be dessert or a first course. The answer: dried fruit may work as a fruit cocktail first course or a fruit cup dessert. Suggest serving it as a first course and offering a more elaborate dessert. Ice cream is common but not mandatory for a formal dinner.
A reader asks how to keep a five month relationship with a fickle boyfriend who dates another girl. The columnist urges self reliance, dating others, and setting boundaries to avoid heartache, suggesting ending sole reliance on him and focusing on self respect.
The practice varies by era and culture. The Continental custom favors kissing a married woman’s hand while a young single woman’s hand is not kissed. It may be seen as proper abroad but Americans question its adoption and propriety.
The Peoples Outfitting at 114 North Ottawa Street shows a new modernistic bedroom suite. It was featured at the Furniture Mart in Chicago and will be exhibited at the Century of Progress in Chicago. Local decorator Herb Farr designed the display. The public is urged to view this unique Joliet exhibit in the window display.
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