Middlesex Women's Club notices June dues and events
The Middlesex Women's club asks members to pay the annual dues by June 30, with the treasurer at the club rooms Mondays 3 to 5 p.m. The bulletin also discusses graduation dresses, expectations for graduates and brides, and praises education and modern roles for young women amid vivid seasonal imagery.
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Middlesex Women’s Club
Charity Whist Club Aids Seven Local Charities
In Highlands the Charity Whist club organized by Mrs. Frank Shaw and secretary Mrs. Solon W. Stevens held weekly meetings no prizes, raising 70 dollars to be shared equally by Miss O Learys Home for Children the Boys club Theodore Edson orphanage the Humane society the Old Ladies Home the Faith Home for Children and the Salvation Army.
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Highlands
Frank Shaw
Solon W. Stevens
Visit of Molly Varnum chapter to Tyngsboro Drake estate
A committee from the Molly Varnum chapter D A R visited the Drake estate at Tyngsboro on the Merrimack river to explore the Tyngs house. They heard a Bancroft outline of the Tyng family and local legends including the ghost of Judith Thompson and the death of Indian chieftain Warnalandt. The group lunched on the lawn after viewing the old house and tablet.
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Moly Varnum
Drake Estate
Lyngsboro
Wannajandt
Jonathan Tyne
Tyngsboro
Drake
Col. Tyng
John Alford Tyng
Col
Jonathan Tyng
Judith Thompson
John Alford
Othello
Desdemona
Rhomestead
Warnalandt
Tyng
Gold House
J. Frank Bancroft
Oldsplace
Solorn W. Stevens
Merrimack Rice
Charles Griffin
Soreh Smith
Tynesboro
Preetor
Billerics
Dr. Howard
Walter Parker
Chelmsfee
Toot
Joseph Warren
Abby Crosby Westin
Aece
B. F. Hildreth
Joseph Smith
Dracut
Fred Fox
C. Desbury
Daniel Varnum
Brook
Lowell
Crawford ~ Burnham
S. W. Stevens
O. B. Randlett
Colgr Schemes For Luncheons Colorful Summer Feasts
Violet green white and blue color meals offer elegant economical lunch ideas for hot weather. Violet uses lilac clusters and violet tinted foods. green features peppers, watercress, lettuce with a growing fern garnish. white centers on white cloth with white dishes. blue highlights hydrangea and white foods. yellow tones employ buttercups and honeysuckles with yellow edibles.
Simple centerpieces from flowers and color ideas
A brief note on creating tasteful table decor using beans custard and simple culinary offerings. It suggests ribbon bows, vases or bowls, and wild field blooms as inexpensive, elegant centerpieces that enhance appetite and dining ambience without florist visits.
Table and Kitchen Practical Food Preparation Guide
Practical suggestions about what to eat and how to prepare food. Based on chemistry applied to cooking and practical experience. Conducted by Lida Ames Willis in Chicago. Inquiries addressed to the Marquette building. All rights reserved by Banning Co. Chicago.
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Lida Ames Willis
Marquette Building
Chicago
Banning Co
Asparagus Through Ages and Culinary Uses
Ancient texts link the plant to Mediterranean shores and Ravenna cultivation. Modern garden asparagus thrives inland with salt to roots, comes in white green and violet forms, and must be boiled briefly to stay tender and bright. Recipes include sautés, creams, gratins, Pompadour, ambush dishes, and an asparagus salad with lettuce, tomato, oil, and mayonnaise.
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Mediterranean
Pliny
Ravenna
Dandelion Wine Recipe Published By Reader Request
Mrs G M asks for a dandelion wine method and the paper provides a recipe using three pounds sugar two oranges two lemons three quarts boiling water per three quarts blossoms. After overnight steeping strain squeeze add baker's yeast ferment uncovered then bottle in about six weeks with one or two large raisins per bottle.
Scotch Haggis Recipe From MacHaggis Authentic Yet Harsh
Mrs. O. S. requests a published Scotch haggis recipe. The article describes an authentic method using a sheep stomach, pluck, heart and liver, oats, suet, onions, spices, and gravy. The mixture is packed in a prepared bag, boiled gently for three hours, and served without sauce, yielding enough for eight to ten people.
Kitchen Present pudding dish with Dickinson’s Tea Store offer
A large pudding dish called a Kitchen Present is given away with a pound of tea this week at Dickson's Tea Store located on 68 Merrimack Street.
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Dickson's Tea Store
Merrimack Street
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