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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1933

Page

5

Affairs of the Heart Advice Column About a Suspected Affair

A wife asks Miss Mason whether to believe her husband or a former building manager who claims an affair. The advisor cautions against jumping to conclusions, calls the manager's talk intimidation and blackmail, and urges loyalty unless proven disloyalty with solid evidence.

Miss Mason Artment

Newspapers Remain Best Ad Medium Says Oil Official

H. A. Lewis, director of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, told the Inland Press Association at its convention that newspapers are the best advertising medium. He said oil advertising funds have long favored newspapers and will likely continue to do so, noting newspapers provide the most satisfactory public reach for commodity ads.

Inland Press Association H. A. Lewis Standard Oil Company of Indiana Lewis

Oxen Will Haul Farmer to Fair in Covered Wagon

Berville Michigan farmer William Woolman plans to reach the Chicago Century of Progress Exposition by covered wagon drawn by oxen. He avoids trains due to dizziness and distrusts autos after a previous accident.

William Woolman Berville Mich

Correct Hue for Spring Dress and Etiquette Query

A reader questions wearing a black crepe dress with velvet sleeves for spring street wear. The reply favors brighter hues for spring unless a black outfit is deliberately required. A domestic worker asks about addressing employers. guidance says either may initiate, but the employee should follow the employer’s preference.

Bacon Wrapped Lamb Kidney Bake with Pineapple Garnish

Eight lamb kidneys are wrapped in bacon and baked at 375 degrees for about 35 minutes. Bread crumbs mixed with onion parsley poultry seasoning butter salt and pepper top the kidneys, which are then finished with a lemon paprika glaze and served with braised pineapple and parsley.

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Affairs OF Betty Mae Mason Evinrude Jard Motors Thompson Geo. Beutel Evinrude E. Jefferson St Dial Clarice Joliet Cass Street Joliet, Illinois Duroleum Wieter Congoleum Bugs Bird Armstrong’s LACE Shadow and Filet Stephen Leland C. Stephen Spalding
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