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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
7
The article reflects on curiosities of leisure and society, noting furs and firewood as luxury, a divorced man advertising for a wife and rekindling marriage, and church festivals mixing ice cream and ping-pong. It comments on gender roles, gossip, and the perception of women’s education, ending with ice cream making tips and a recipe involving currant and raspberry flavors.
Mrs FE A Manice defeated Miss Genevieve Hecker in the semifinals of the third annual Women's Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Essex County Club in Orange New Jersey. Hecker had held the title for two years and was long considered unbeatable, prompting wide speculation about the national championship.
A heritage cookbook style guide lists crab salad with lettuce bed and a two hour chill, plus orange grape fruit and cabbage salads with bold dressings. It details Waldorf style with apples and celery, meat and sardine garnishes, plus a tomato jelly ring with mayonnaise dressing and an olive oil emulsified sauce.
To provide variety in frozen desserts individual moulds may be used. The technique allows distinct shapes and portions, enabling varied textures and presentations while preserving dessert integrity and portion control for serving.
William Henry Brine a prominent Boston dry goods merchant died of Brights disease at his Somerville home 134 Highland avenue. He was born September 23 1841 in Boston and began in East Cambridge before forming Brine Norcross with John Henry Norcross and Lewis Coleman Co. He leaves a widow and six children all active in business or education.
Chicago on July 21 reports 3000 glove workers returning to work after nearly two months. President P H Bee of the Glove Makers union declares victory as employers sign the union scale.
To make cream lemon sherbet use a pint of cream one cupful of sugar one and a half quarts of water three lemons sliced thin and the stiffly beaten whites of four eggs Dissolve half of the sugar in the cream and fold into the mixture the eggs Melt the other half of the sugar in the water and pour it upon the slices of lemon Let it stand for fifteen or twenty minutes then strain the water from the lemon mix it with the cream and freeze Everything should be ready for freezing when the acidulated water and cream are poured together or the latter may curdle.
There are step by step methods for freezing raspberries currants peaches and pineapple in sugar and lemon juice as well as coffee frappe ice cream with whipped cream and tea ice cream with almond and pistachio notes. The instructions include mashing kel and kernels boiling sugar water straining chilling and freezing to make assorted frozen desserts and a pistachio almond custard base.
Frilled muslin dresses for young girls feature low cut waists adorned with old fashioned tambour or Valenciennes lace. Rosettes and bows in satin or peau de soie ribbon, tassel ends, varied stocks and collars, smart belts and sashes create changing wardrobes with modest outlay. Lawn stocks with bow ends offer cool, fresh looks.
Washington July 21 Mrs Maggie Hembold eldest daughter of Senator Mitchell of Oregon married Francis Hoyt Griffin a Newark lawyer at St Pauls Episcopal church Rev Dr Harding officiating Senator Mitchell gave the bride away This is the brides third marriage.
In Philadelphia on July 21 a boiler tube blew on the steam launch Harold owned by W. D. Stanger of Pansauken New Jersey while E docked opposite Torresdale in the Delaware river. A. Warren Stanger was drowned and J. W. Vanwinkle the engineer was fatally scalded.
May Yohe former Lady Francis Hope arrives in New York pursuing Capt. Brad lee Strong whom she accuses of theft. She says she deposited jewels with him for safekeeping. safes opened show jewels missing and pawntickets for 100000 worth recovered. A grand larceny complaint is filed against Strong. an all-points alert issued.
Swampscott marked its 50th anniversary with a 20 gun salute bells and crowds as concerts, a Swampscott club beat the fire department 8 to 1, water conditions canceled boat races, a grand parade led by John R. Merritt featured coast guard militia and G A R posts, and a banquet at Ocean House with addresses by Lt. Gov. Bates Gen. Guild and others followed by fireworks at the Stetson estate.
An old advertisement promises the genuine Laxative Bromo Quin nine Tablets cure a cold in one day for 25 cents. It claims half of man’s ills arise from indigestion and touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy that strengthens the stomach and prevents indigestion.
A practitioner asserts extensive trials on facial hair removal and promises proven methods. He offers to share discoveries that remove hair and protect skin, inviting readers to contact for a book and full information.
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