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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
6
A Joliet reader complains about a Chicago street store restroom left filthy with ripped wash bowls, cigarette ashes, Kleenex, and trash. The writer urges cleanliness and consideration for managers and employees who must use the facilities after hours.
A Joliet resident seeks a two bedroom apartment or house near a school and a bus line for two school aged children. The writer explains the move is needed because the current landlord requires departure and asks readers for help locating a suitable home.
A resident writes from Joliet in the Spectator box asking for relief from cramped living space. He states his family has outgrown their apartment after eight years at the same address and invites letters to Box A for replies.
Edwin W. Hill commends Alec Davidson and Sgt. H. Thomas of Glen Ellyn Illinois for their immediate and intelligent handling of a traffic accident last Friday evening in the city. The letter notes appreciation for their conduct.
Two unnamed girls in New Lenox express dismay at modern dating. They question why young men hesitate to call for dates and denounce forward girls who call themselves. They suggest some fellows are not picky about a partner’s type.
Advice piece on dating initiative and respect for women, urging caution about traditional gender roles and the dynamics of courtship. Discusses a wife’s or girlfriend’s behavior as it relates to how a man might perceive her and whether a passive approach is valued. References social expectations and the mindset of both genders.
Juliet Sept 19. King a full grown male collie resemble Lassie, tan with white neck stripe and nose scar. Two men allegedly attempted to steal him Sept 9 by coaxing into a Buick. Neighbors saw a dog on porch Sept 10. Family broadcast on WJOL and received a hoax call asking about dog food. King fears thunder and gunfire. owner asks return for children Shirley Ann 14 and Stanley Jr 5.
A Joliet reader, a 70 year old widow, defends a mayoral decision and rebukes a letter writer named D. S. The writer asserts the widow’s simple request could be granted without cost and promises to reveal her identity after the next election.
Dale William ten months and family urge return of their dog Butch a constant companion raised with him. Anyone knowing the dog please phone Joliet 2 4076 or write to Mr Stanley Curry 411 Pontiac Street Joliet.
A Lockport reader criticizes readers of The Spectator for male and female attire. The letter argues women should wear dresses when going out and condemns jeans or overalls on public streets. It questions dating preferences linked to outfit choices.
Joliet opinion piece argues aging is natural and urges careful living to extend vitality. Stanley A Junick, a chiropractor, notes youth is not perpetual yet prudent care can add life to years and years to life.
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