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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1932
Page
8
The Golden Rule Foundation and 18 national food experts offer low cost menus for a week of 21 meals at eight cents per meal, totaling $8.88 for a family of five. The plan is designed for Golden Rule Week December 11 18 and includes well known editors writers and nutrition authorities.
Joliet Township officials urged local stores near Joliet schools to stop selling cigarettes to female students and warned that smoking near the school could lead to expulsion. The piece contrasts this with Northwestern University dean Florence Robnett dealing with pipe smoking among college women, noting Joliet girls are unlikely to take up pipes.
Two card and banco gatherings were held at Eliza Kelly and Hickory schools last Friday. Proceeds were donated to the Free Milk Fund which enables Joliet residents to provide four tons of milk weekly to 1,621 underweight pupils. A ten cent weekly contribution buys one child five pints of milk for a school week.
Motorists who wish to keep their current state license numbers must mail application blanks to the secretary of state before December 1, per a bulletin issued by G W Cavanagh of the Chicago office.
Hunters planning to invade forest preserves in Will County will meet the same prohibitive signs that decorate most local farms. Patrols have been provided to cover all five parks.
G W Cavanagh of the Chicago Motor Club explains blackening of oils in service. Carbonaceous matter accumulates from incomplete combustion and heat, forming a soft paste when concentrated. The change is gradual and tied to engine temperatures and piston movement.
Christmas savings will be distributed to local depositors December 12 announced by bank officials. Funds are expected to boost Christmas purchases as local merchants prepare for the uptick in holiday shopping and consumer activity.
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