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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1902
Page
5
The piece observes Mosquito pressure in Brookline and fashion trends for summer, praising Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Helen Gould, while urging self-sufficiency via home gardens and sensible vacation choices. It argues against overindulgence and stresses vacation as a wealth-building family investment.
Delicate hot weather catering ideas from Table Talk include rice with maple sugar served in a buttered mold with butter and maple sugar, optional soft sugar, and maple syrup substitute. Also panned tomatoes with cream gravy and lightly browned, plus eggplant fried in crumbs. Ends with potato cherry pudding recipe start.
A recipe fragment outlines cherry fritters using sour cherries, flour, milk, sugar, butter, salt, baking powder, cloves or mace, eggs, and lard for frying. Beet tops are prepared like spinach, with tips for repurposing leftovers as salad dressed with French dressing. A color study suggests a radish cucumber salad arranged in an overlapping circle on lettuce.
Coronation emblems adorn wash belts and belts with crowns and plumes while bright red cherries replace buckles on novelty belts. White and yellow chamois gloves show durability and dressiness. New veiling pairs white chiffon with green, and white canvas outing hats feature simple crown accents. Walking sticks gain tassel cords, and mohair gowns offer light, sturdy summer wear for travel and daily use.
Louise Yunitz an 18 year old sewing girl at J. Rosenthal 223 Commercial street attempted suicide by Paris green. A lovers quarrel and despondency were cited. The ambulance and Haymarket square station doctors rushed to aid. She was taken to relief station for treatment.
A fashion description details a black and white striped silk skirt with wide pleats creating fullness at the feet. Perpendicular side straps, piped in silk and sewn in rows with gray thread, are attached, each end secured by Mohair button covered with star patterned black and white floss.
Commencement will be held Wednesday morning June 18 with Rev Reuen Thomas delivering the address. Baccalaureate sermon is Sunday June 15 by Rev Wm H Davis at 5 pm. Musical in Academy hall Monday June 16, class day reception Tuesday June 17 from 7 to 8 pm. Miss Knott new principal praised by pupils and patrons. Equitable Life publishes a life policy plan by Mary C Hall for Lowell women. Misses Kahler Waite Bennett, Vassar classmates of Hall sisters, visit and plan summer camp at Tyngs Island.
A playful meditation on clothing styles from gowns to wrappers and petticoats. The narrator jokes that any material and any shape suit them but notes strict laws that affect who may wear what. The piece ends with the idea that the vocation is to garb the nation despite social limits.
It was a race for life as responders rushed to the hospital where a stomach pump removed poison before it acted. Officials later announced the girl would recover.
In Trenton on June 9, Judge Kirkpatrick of the United States circuit court denied William C. Bullitt’s petition to remove John M. Mack as a receiver for the Asphalt Company of America and the National Asphalt Company.
Captain Van Amberg of the schooner Elector reports a grim tale of two fishermen adrift for four days after their French vessel L. C. from St Pierre, Miquelon, broken by starvation. They were found emaciated and barely conscious fifteen miles south of Seattern, rescued and to be sent to St Pierre by the French consul.
President Roosevelt received Gen. J. M. Bell and Chas. E. Price of Edinburgh at the White House. He expressed gratification at the war ending and hoped the British and Boers would soon amalgamate and resume ordinary daily pursuits.
President Roosevelt will visit Rhode Island in August to observe naval manoeuvres prepared by the navy department. The Rhode Island Naval battalion will engage in operations lasting about eight days, and Newport plans a grand reception and the annual fete and illumination during the visit.
Mrs. Roosevelt and her children departed Washington this forenoon aboard the Dolphin for Oyster Bay where the family will spend the summer. She plans to remain there until after July 4 before returning to Washington to stay with the President until his departure.
A Butter Thin Biscuit described as melting in the mouth is identified with the Kennedy era, referenced as a butter thin name and sold in an Iner-Seal package. The note highlights its reputation and packaging style linked to the period and figure.
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