Women's Club Bulletin Two Lectures Set This Week
Thursday January 30 at 4 pm Dr Thomas B Smith lectures on The Blood and its Circulation. Friday January 31 at 4 pm Edward Howard Griggs A M lectures on The Dynamic Character of Personal Ideals at Colonial Hall.
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Thomas B. Smith
Colonial Hall
Edward Howard Griggs
Miss Alice Roosevelt captivates capital society at White House events
A vivid portrait recalls Miss Alice Roosevelt in Washington society, noting her charm, health limits, and social pull at receptions. The recount highlights her wit, piano sessions, and the eye of national attention as she moves from classrooms to the White House amidst praise and invitations.
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Alice Roosevelt
White House
Miss Roosevelt
Washington
Pacific Coast
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mamre Herserr
Campaign on food adulteration prompts broader education
The article details a statewide effort led by the State board of health and the Institute of Technology to combat food adulteration. It urges integrating food science into regular chemistry courses and broader domestic education to empower both women and men with knowledge to detect adulteration, improve health, and indirectly support temperance. It also notes new household discoveries like glycerine coatings to prevent frosted windows.
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State Board of Health
State House
Institute of Technology
United States
Woodward
School of Housekeeping
Afternoon with Dickens at Middlesex Women’s Club
A Dickens afternoon at Colonial Hall drew a large crowd as Mrs. E. W. Clark directed an amateur theatrical at the Middlesex Women’s club. The program opened with scenes from Nicholas Nickleby featuring Henry H. Harris and Carl D. Burtt, then moved to David Copperfield with youthful cast members.
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Nicholas Nickleby
David Copperfield
Dickens
Middlesex Women’s Club
Colonial Hall
E. W. Clark
Mrs. Squeers
Henry H. Harris
Artistic Opinion on Temperance Chart Draws Doubt
A Woman's Page readerQuestions the impact of scientific temperance teaching noting artful charts may attract rather than deter. The writer argues appealing visuals can mislead, appealing to aesthetics with bright colors and pretty markings. Veritas Taxpayer signs off with concern over effectiveness.
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Woman’s Page
Veritas
Sunday School Lesson Inspires Boston Teachers Meet
Miss Edith E Russell led the Sunday school lesson before the Boston Primary union gathering of about 75 teachers from Boston and nearby. A large turnout is expected Friday as the State Federation of Women's clubs meets in Somerville with many club women, likely including a Lowell delegation.
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Edith E. Russell
Boston Primary Union
Boston
Park Street
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Somerville
Lowell
Frills and fashion trends in late 19th century attire
A fashion note describes floor skimming walking skirts with plaited fullness, no petticoat, and economy-friendly design. It notes favored white flowers in millinery such as camelias and gardenias, rumors of a corset ban for women over 30 facing penalties, and bridal coiffure with white lilies and ornate evening decor of velvet and metal leaves.
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Paris
The Progress of the United States in Its Material Industries
A treasury bureau of statistics monograph outlines century long growth in US production and wealth. It covers field forest mine and manufactory output from 1800 to 1901 and notes rises in agriculture cotton wool wheat corn copper pig iron petroleum coal and gold, plus gains in exports imports wealth money circulation deposits savings banks national banking and rail freight. It cites per capita wealth and debt declines, and highlights rising rail mileage and freight tonnage.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
The Making of Moving Pictures Development Process Described
An expert explains film development in a large dark room with a long drum and a glass wheel, illustrating uniform development of a long negative, followed by drying and toning. Retouching is described as an evolving art, capable of fixing defects or adding detail. The piece notes a long history of Kennedy's Butter Thin Biscuit success in New England.
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New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Knnedy
Kennedy
New England
Hair and Scalp Specialist Ad at Merrimack St
Arthur Rhodes offers hair and scalp treatment at Rhode's New Hair Store 73 Merrimack St with free examination and strict privacy. Services include wart and mole removal and permanent beard trimming control, while hair cutting is handled by a separate barber. Telephone 92-13.
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Arthur Rhodes
Rhode’s New Hair Store
Merrimack St
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