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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1931

Page

12

Patterns and Materials for Ladies and Girls Garments

Details for patterns LATE PATTERNS 7839 and 7381 describe ladies blouses coats and dresses in multiple sizes with yardage requirements for various fabrics and finishes. Items include waist sleeve color cuffs vestee belt fur trim and lining specifics with prices of 15 cents.

Weekly Dishes Show Potatoes Substitutes In Meals

A cooking guide lists rice macaroni and dried Lima beans as economical substitutes for potatoes. It explains how to prepare croquettes from beans, a tomato curry sauce with rice, and a macaroni pudding with cheese and peppers.

A Poem 2 IS Love Eternal Under Stars

A romantic verse proclaims that wealth fades beside a beloved smile. The speaker recalls past captivity and prime, vows eternal devotion beneath heaven, and promises an hour of love worth aeons and a future paradise beyond distant suns.

Ruronen

Think Hard Answers Think Hard Answers 1 1931 crop destroy plan

The list presents ten items: a crop destruction proposal, Polly Moran as a personality, the word flat, a negative response, a large game fish, a three party coalition government, match play, Henry Ford, Peru, and the quote is fleeting.

Polly Moran Henry Ford Peru

The Housewife Advises Boiling Onions In Jacket

A kitchen tip from The Housewife recommends boiling onions unpeeled for easier peeling. After cooking, plunge into cold water to slip off jackets with no waste, then heat season and serve.

Illinois Pears Crop Estimates Reach Eight Hundred Thousand

The 1981 Illinois pear crop is estimated at 830000 bushels about double the 1930 crop. The state has 292 shrub and three nurseries plus 20 mushroom farms.

Ilinois

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