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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
10
An official from a Joliet brewery predicts no price war as three plants operate. Current prices range from 14.50 to 16.50 per barrel, with plans for a gentlemen's agreement to keep prices around 13 to 14 and avoid undercutting.
The list cites Mercury, Col. E. R. Bradley, Texas, Ruby Keeler, a Quartermaster, Secretary of Treasury, and a claim about speaking two languages, concluding with the fragment me be endured.
Formal opening of the Goldblatt Brothers department store is planned for the first week in October. Interior redecorating is underway and stocking will follow. J. Gordon of Chicago is chosen as manager. A complete retail department plus a grocery and meat section will operate.
A set of trivia questions covers thermometer terms Derby ownership Panhandle geography 42nd Street star roles Army Corps provisioning Roosevelt Cabinet roles bilingual meaning current currency location and a common proverb. Answers appear at the bottom of the page.
A 1920s voice urges young men and women to pursue self improvement amid unemployment and New Deal changes. It argues appearance and education influence hiring, cites Joliet Township High School enrollment growth from 2009 to 1929 levels, and promotes Metropolitan Business College with low tuition and modern methods run by principal J H Jennings at 811 Van Buren Street.
Members of the Jewish Federation of Joliet observe Rosh Hashanah the new year festival. Services are led by Rabbi J J Goodman with assistance from Rev N Deutschman and F Wolfberg. The day is marked by solemnity rather than jubilation.
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