Remembering privations in an old diary note
The excerpt recalls hardships of ancestors, noting the Revolution era great grandfather of a Lowell citizen. It describes a frugal sustenance story where the tail of a dog fed for three days is recorded, then sifted on bread and chocolate coated to harden, using brown paper without butter to prevent sticking.
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Lowell
Women’s Club Bulletin and Suffrage Debates Pattern
The item notes a Women’s Club meeting postponed to December 29 and surveys mixed views on women’s suffrage. It recalls Harvard’s small share in newspaper pictures, Dr Charles Wardwell Stiles on laziness germ theory, and debates on compulsory treatment. It also recounts a Boston election piece on women voters and a Peacock decorative anecdote in theater design.
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Charles Wardwell Stiles
Washington
Mind over matter and a pale reflection of a note
A fragmentary diary like scene recalls doctors discussing mental suggestion and placebo effects while a mother reads a note about a boy’s kidnapper. The text shifts to a family picnic plan where siblings and neighbors prepare for a night away, ending with a cryptic kidnapping threat.
Christmas sweets at women’s club cooking class
An unusually large audience attended a Christmas sweets cooking class held by the Women’s branch of the People’s club. The lesson covered sponge cakes and Christmas candies. Recipes included sponge cake, old fashioned chocolate creams, peppermints, and cocoa with milk, plus practical tips on beating eggs and handling sugar for best texture.
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People’s Club
Fancy farbe lown scenes on Japanese calendar books
Description of decorative table items and gifts with delicate textile accents. Includes Gibson or Christy girl illustrations on linen pillow covers, indelible ink outlines, removable pillow slips, fine linen frills, and use of gold and silver cords. Also notes crepe paper wrapping, crystal clock with emeralds, pond lily candlestick bases, and slender hat pin boxes.
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Gibson
Lady Delamere Joins South Africa Big Game Hunt
Lady Delamere, famed English beauty and daughter of Earl Enniskillen, travels to South Africa to accompany her husband on a big game hunt. She is noted as an enthusiastic sportswoman and social figure.
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Lady Delamere
Earl Enniskillen
South Africa
Reliance House Dresses Featured by Local Garment Agents
Wrappers and children's garments offered by agents for Reliance House Dresses. Best in the world with prices from 98c to 2.75. Also available dresses coats bonnets and related items.
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Reliance House
Ebony with Sterling Silver Mountings at $1.49 Pair
Ebony with sterling silver mountings offered at one dollar forty nine cents a pair. Limited stock available with emphasis on price and product quality. Readily available for immediate purchase through the listed supplier.
Ladies Night at Suffolk Street Lyceum
The Catholic Young Men's Lyceum of St. Patrick's church hosted a Ladies Night at their Suffolk Street rooms. A strong musical program featured John J. Kelly John Russell Mrs John J McNabb Miss Jennie McGuire and others. After the concert dancing whist billiards and pool were enjoyed as plans begin for a January festival and annual ball.
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Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
St. Patrick's Church
Suffolk Street
John J. Kelly
John Russell
John J. McNabb
Jennie McGuire
Laura Bernier
James Warner
Minnie McCarthy
John Drury
Lyceum
Debating Society Mock Town Meeting Opens Year
This afternoon at 3 o clock in Room 20 the Debating society hosts its first big event, a mock town meeting of Dead Man's Gulch with a list of articles to be humorously debated. A large turnout is expected as the affair has been widely advertised and many from the school invited.
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The
Woman's Journal
Loston
Herald
Snowball assault arrest of Leonard McCormick in Greek district
Leonard McCormick an 18 year old worker at Stover and Sean shoe makers 199 Perkins street was arrested on a warrant yesterday afternoon about 430 by Officer Bumps charged with assault and battery by a Greek named Garo who lives at 114 Perkins street McCormick bailed out by Daniel F Bean employer near to appear in police court this morning the incident followed a noon snowballing by several youths none of which McCormick admits throwing the shopman notes carving knives available from Thompson Hardware 35 cents to 25 dollars
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Leonard McCormick
Bumps
Garo
Perkins Street
McCormick
Stover & Sean
Daniel F. Bean
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