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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1902

Page

5

Lectures on Art, Disease, and Digestion at Colonial Hall

On Monday February 3 at 4 p m Laurin H Martin instructor from Boston Normal Art school and Rhode Island School of Design will speak on Art and Handicraft. Thursday February 6 Dr W B Jackson lectures on Mosquitos as Carriers of Disease with stereopticon. Friday February 7 Dr J H Lambert presents Digestion and Nutrition at Colonial hall.

Colonial Hall Laurin H. Martin Normal Art School of Boston Rhode Island School of Design W. B. Jackson Colonial ‘Hall J. H. Lambert

Anglo-Japanese Author Critiques Missionary Influence

An Anglo-Japanese novelist, born in Japan and educated in America, defends women’s independence yet criticizes missionary efforts shaping Japanese women. She, Watanna, blends half-English lineage with notable writings on Japan, contrasting American female writers who reduce women to a class.

Japan Sition America

Highland Home Sausage and Citrus Pudding Recipes

A collection of historic kitchen notes detailing Highland Home Sausage using beef with pork, instructions for rendering and serving. Also includes Pear Pudding with canned pears and cinnamon, Rice Squares as a side, Hygienic Lemon Pie crust method, and a Lemon Filling prepared in a double boiler.

Worcester hears of women in Chinese laundries for hire

A newspaper despatch claims white women in Worcester are employed by Chinese laundries at one to one fifty dollars a day. The piece argues the practice may spread, noting prejudice and the economics of cheaper labor, and compares it to a New York sidewalk contract. It also discusses Max O Rell's portrayal of the meekly conceited woman and ends with a charitable note about elderly housing options.

Worcester New York Max O’rell Max O’ Rell Sys

Blood and Circulation Lecture At Women's Club

Dr Thomas B Smith of the health department gave the third physiology lecture to the Women s club on The Blood and Its Circulation. He traced early ideas, Harvey s 1616 breakthrough, and explained red and white corpuscles and overall circulation. The talk highlighted heart work, blood volume, and daily stroke counts, and noted future Mothers meetings under Dr Elizabeth G Newcomb. Mrs F J Boynton represented Middlesex at a reception hosted by the 1834 club in Oxford Hall with about 75 guests.

T. B. Smith Thomas B. Smith Health Department Women’s Club William Harvey Smith Mt. Washington Elizabeth G. Newcomb Dr. Newcomb F. J. Boynton Middlesex Women’s Club Lynn Oxford Haill

Young Women's Hospital Guild schedules sew ing meetings during Lent

The energetic Young Women's Hospital Guild announces sewing sessions on February 11 at 227 Pawtucket street, February 18 at 785 Merrimack street with Miss Kimball, February 25 at 414 Andover street with Miss Anderson, March 4 at 23 Dutton street, March 11 at Andover street with Mrs. Nesmith, and March 18 at 173 Nesmith street with Miss Edith Stott. Lowell club women will hear Edward Howard Griggs at the State Federation in Somerville.

Young Women's Hospital Guild F. E. Dunbar Pawtucket Street Miss Kimball Merrimack Street Miss Anderson Andover Street A. F. Hobbs Dutton Street Joseph Nesmith Edith Stott Nesmith Street Lowell Club State Federation Somerville Edward Howard Griggs

Breakfast and dinner menu from The Citizen food column

A full day’s menu lists baked apples Highland Home sausage creamed mp rye muffins coffee for breakfast. Luncheon features macaroni and cheese tomato sauce bread butter celery pear pudding tea or cocoa. Dinner offers tomato soup croutons panned fowl with oysters rice squares creamed celery cabbage salad hygenic lemon pie and coffee. The note advises one can of tomatoes suffices luncheon and soup, and to use celery heads and outside pieces for the meals. The recipe for Panned Fowl with Oysters details preparation, baking, basting, and finishing steps.

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American engineer charged with concealing assets in bankruptcy

In London Guild Hall court Charles Bright an American engineer faces charges of concealing 500000 of his assets from creditors. J F Moreno and R G Fudge are accused as accessories in a scheme involving transfers to Gaspar Parsons and Louis Mandeville. Moreno previously ran an electrical business in Buenos Aires.

London Tocay Guild Hall Charles Bright J. F. Moreno R. G. Fudge Bright Gaspar Parsons Spright Moreno Louis Mandeville Mandeville Pright Buenos Ayres

Fashion Notes on Accessories and Fabrics

Old fashioned lace scarves are shown as muffs and hair frills with chiffon, mohair grenadines shine in new materials, petticoats use narrow lace flounces, pearls adorn satin gowns, white tulle necklets shift to a front bow, and raisins garnish hats with pink mousseline and autumn leaves for a fall look.

The Colombian Fleet Heads to Aid Castro

Panamanian waters see the government gunboats Boyaca and Chucuito with the armed launch General Campo sail for contact with General Castro by all means. Rebels’ fleet Padilla Darien Galian poised near Yegula for possible clash. Castro reportedly alive, Velazco appointed Panama district commander. 5000 government troops expected on the isthmus within a month.

Panama Colombia Boyaca Chucuito General Campo Castro Azuero Peninsula Padilla Darien Galian Yegula Lucio Velazco Senor Marroquan Velazco Alban Jain

Navy to retire Sampson and Cromwell on age basis

Washington January 30 The Navy Department announced the retirement of Rear Admirals William T Sampson and R J Cromwell for age with promotions to rear admiral for Captains P H Cooper and George H Wadleigh An orderly reshuffling will place Crowninshield, chief of the Bureau of Navigation, as the new European Station commander and Cromwell’s successor.

Washington Navy Department Wiliam T. Sampson R. J. Cromwell Admiral Sampson Admiral Cromwell P. H. Cooper George H. Wadleigh John A. Howell Naval Retiring Board A. S. Crowninshield Bureau of Navigation Admiral Crowninshield Cromwell

Preliminary Eliot church meeting plans Ladies Missionary group

A preliminary meeting to organize a Ladies Missionary society was held at the pastor Rev. E. Victor Bigelow's home. No organization was formed at this first gathering. Currently only an auxiliary society exists with three local churches.

Ladies’ Missionary Society Eliot Congregational Church E. Victor Bigelow

New York Aldermen Denied Authority Over Block Signal Plan

Corporation Counsel Rives ruled the New York board of aldermen lacked power to force a block signal system for the New York Central tunnel and had no authority over traffic regulation on the road. Local officials sought to place safeguards, but legal limits were cited.

New York Rives Today Board of Aldermen New York Central Tunnel

President appoints naval academy board of visitors

The President named a board of visitors for the naval academy listing William Butler Duncan of New York Francis Rawle of Philadelphia James R. May of Portsmouth New Hampshire L W Mc Gruder of Vicksburg Mississippi Eugene L Zimmerman of Cincinnati George T Winston of Raleigh North Carolina and Francis R Galt of Tacoma Washington.

Washington Naval Academy William Butler Duncan New York Francis Rawle Philadelphia James R. May Portsmouth N. H L. W. McGruder Vicksburg Miss Eugene L. Zimmerman Cincinnati George T. Winston Raleigh N. C Francis R. Galt Tacoma Wash

Zinc and Grinding Extend Devoe Paint Life Twice

Zinc and grinding produce Devoe lead and zinc paint that lasts about twice as long as lead and oil mixed by a band. The claim highlights durability and a method improvement for long wear in paint products.

Devoe

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