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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1932
Page
5
Artha's Weekly Dish presents a fish recipe by Martha Simmons. It covers filleted haddock flounder lemon sole choices and a baked fillets dish with onion parsley green pepper paprika garlic milk and butter plus slow cooking guidance and serving ideas. The section ends with a wartime note on Japanese soldiers and urns.
A local advice column by Betty Mae Mason offers practical relationship guidance. Readers submit queries about outsmarting rivals, lengthy unemployment, balancing affection with space, and keeping surprise gestures, with Mason urging constructive, self aware responses.
Riddles posed about carpenters marriage ceremonies being allowed, the timing when a young man is fired with enthusiasm is ill advised, and a question about finding a hair in honey. Answers referenced on Page 11.
Answers cover a mix of historical terms people and quotes. Addresses include Michigan law for murder first degree name Dodgson pen name for Alice in Wonderland description of cardiac disease and time difference between time zones. The quotation fragment and a controversial quote about publicans are included with attributions.
The poem evokes the Black Hills and distant horizons with gothic imagery and saffron skies. Separate prose notes mention Spain's first divorce law, a Spaniard's quip on divorce, a Flint astrologer candidate for president, and a joke about a great dipper instead of a dinner pail.
Miss Genevieve Mrozek daughter of Mr and Mrs A Mrozek entertained a group of classmates at 1600 Dearborn Street Sunday evening with a dinner and bridge. Dinner was served at six o clock by the hostess mother Mrs Mrozek. The evening was spent in playing bridge.
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