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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
8
After a tense nighttime struggle, Heywood frees the bandit and helps Helen. Gwen is safe, and Heywood reveals his love, admitting he has loved Helen for a long time. Helen, touched and wary, jokes about romance as they drive away, ending with the couple acknowledging love. The scene closes with The End.
The annual poppy sale by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will take place Saturday May 28. Plans are under way for selling flowers on the streets. A Chicago Motor Club note links car purchases to extended employment, stating a new car could employ one man for 71 days or more.
Riddles on page 5 reveal solutions to two items. The first answer is the outside and the second is the fiddler crab. The note mentions rap can say he arrived at a of twelve.
Alec Graham, proprietor of Graham Electric Co., offers a full stock of Spartan and Atwater Kent radios at 1000 Collins St. The shop provides expert radio repair, with trained technicians ready to fix tubes and wiring. Graham asserts radios improve yearly and that the market remains expansive with many homes still radioless.
Court decision states after a golfer strikes the ball he cannot control its flight. The ruling notes only a few players can influence a ball once released.
Theo Schnoor, a Joliet beverage supply veteran with over 25 years in the business, operates Prime beverages from a Scott Street warehouse. His operation, serving home and fountain customers, emphasizes near beer and carbonated drinks post Prohibition, with delivery to homes and a contact number 5952.
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