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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
10
Rye bread ages at least 12 hours and if baked for this use choose a pan to yield minimal waste. A sandwich with rye or whole wheat stays moist longer than white. Layer lettuce, fried bacon, and egg between rye triangles with a napkin. Alice E. Whitaker.
An eminent expert praises the idea of a bit of fluffy hair ornament as an ideal complement to evening wear in black net and silver. Hair decorations include sequined wings on net, tulle tufts with diamonds, ivy wreaths, and sequined flower wreaths, while ribbons and roses offer a simpler chic. Young women favor picturesque wraps like a Red Riding Hood cape in white broadcloth with scarlet satin lining and a scarlet hood, tied with a tasselled cord, as leather trims wane to car exterior garments.
A Middlesex Woman's Club schedule lists a January 1 reception from 4 to 4 30 with music by Hibbard's Orchestra and a vocal by Mr. Picco, followed by a January 5 travel class chaired by Miss Emma Bradley. The column also contains a reflective critique on holiday generosity and a moral about Christmas gifts and behavior observed in public.
A column of legal questions and practical inquiries is answered with concise guidance. Topics include pardons, marital rights, real estate signatures, preemption, timber laws, school lands, homesteads, and canal details. Specific figures for canals, tonnage, and notable officials are provided where available.
The January McClure's Magazine presents Lincoln Steffens on Mayor Mark Fagan of Jersey City and Ray Stannard Baker on The Railroads on Trial. It continues with Reminiscences of Carl Schurz, new fiction by Stewart Edward White, and notable pieces on The American Youth, Ophelia impressions, and a broad mix of literature, poetry, and social commentary reflecting the era's civic spirit.
The issue showcases two strong articles by Charlee Edward Russell on European municipal ownership and American adaptation, plus Ernest Poole on the Tan Tan riots and Hartley Davis on New York reporters. Rex Reach, Chamberlain, Pendexter, and others present varied literary features and fiction selections.
Charles Major, famed author of When Knighthood Was in Flower, republishes a new novel Yolanda Maid of Syrpendy from Macmillan. Set largely in wealthy Tennessee estates, Prince Mas visits Burgundy with a jolly retinue, courting adventure and romance with Mary a burgundy and brown Marte amid perilous schemes.
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