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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1931
Page
5
A fashion expert extols jackets as versatile wardrobe staples for winter. Belts and velvet tones elevate plain dresses, with belted velvet jackets in ruby red or emerald velveteen pairing well with beige gold or pale green gowns for day or evening wear.
A book summarizing expert opinions from Work, Adams, Whitehead, Wyman, Purdy and Barclay on bridge play. Diagrams illustrate each move. Published by The Book Shop for $1.50.
Jealousy and romance unfold as a young English woman discovers her former lover moves in next door. She must choose between a glamorous past and steady Kenneth, creating complications for all involved. The Book Shop price is $2.
J Walker McSpadden presents an adventure volume for youth titled To the Ends of the World and Back. Describes exotic locales Africa Asia South America and Antarctica with perilous wildlife and native peoples. Aimed as a gift for a boy offered by The Book Shop at 3 dollars.
A quiz page asks about Gandhi's London companion an Cornell football coach location of Cairo Mary Pickford's marriages mayor of a city an orthopedic surgeon a top organization's critique of Hoover the completion of a quotation Nippon country and Thomas Edison children.
The text presents a lyrical Romantic passage about enduring love through changing seasons. Imagery of meadow, fragrance, dreams, and a shared life suggests a timeless, hopeful bond between two people depicted in poetic verse.
Fragmentary lines express a hopeful lyric about life. The garbled verse hints at sunshine and companionship. It reads like a stray stanza from a larger hymn or poem.
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