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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
5
A 16 year old writes about falling in love with a 14 year old girl two months younger. The mother opposes due to youth and nationality. The advisor chides the letter writer for immaturity and urges focus on studies before considering love or marriage years later.
The article urges daily outdoor activity and vigorous walks to improve complexion. It recommends fresh fruits over heavy foods in cold weather, six glasses of water daily, ample sleep, relaxation of facial muscles, and nightly home treatments using gentle patting and skin tonics to smooth lines.
A semicentury old Illinois Medical Association paper, circulated to Washington government departments, claims evaporated milk effectively treats ulcers. The document promotes the dairy product from contented cows as a new ulcer therapy.
A reader asks whether to sign as Mrs John Smith or Mrs Mary Smith. The reply: sign as Mary Smith with John Smith written below. white organdy evening gown is unsuitable for mid winter but okay for early spring.
A boy named after his father is properly called Junior regardless of birth order. The term denotes the son sharing his given name with the father, not the sequence of births, so it applies whether or not he is the firstborn.
WKBB launches a new feature tonight at 8 with eye witness reports on the Ernest Hettman murder case of 1921. James E. Newkirk, former Will County sheriff, and WKBB reporter Albert H. Jackson recount the investigation of Joseph Weaver's death on Stephen Williams Jr. farms in Lockport township and the subsequent conviction led by Robert W. Martin, the state’s attorney.
Wash the corned beef and place in a large saucepan with cold water to cover. Bring to a boil, simmer one and a half hours. Drain and cover with boiling water. Add sliced onion, cut snap beans, parsnip, carrot, potato, shredded cabbage and washed rice. Boil, then simmer until meat is tender. Serve on a heated platter with the vegetables.
Two strong tremors were reported in the Naples area near Mt Vesuvius amid local unrest. Mussolini was cited delivering a forceful point related to the situation.
Felsurme shoe store at 104 N Chicago Street will stay open every night from Monday April 3 until Easter, following a highly successful sale last Saturday despite bad weather.
Despite an extension to March 31, tax returns flood in. A Chicago individual paid $2 000 as a quarterly tax, while a city corporation paid $134 000.
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