Engagement tattoo marks discussed in moralizing column
A colorful column rakes through fringe topics from engagement tattoos to suffrage, education, and humor. It cites public figures like Edward Bok and Chauncey Depew, notes Beatrice Herford and May Irwin, and closes with Molly Field of Eugene Field fame and her engagement to Chicago’s William Engler, with a fall wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Herford
May Irwin
Mr. Depew
Opini
Mary French Field
Eugene Field
William C. Engler
Chicago
Miss Field
Teachers’ Association
Trottie
Practical Menu Recipes for Breakfast Lunch and Dinner
A compact recipe list from The Citizen including Radishes on Dress Eggs Sur la Plat and five other dishes. It provides step by step instructions for Spiced Tomato Soup Spanish Potatoes Puff Ball Muffins Mutton Pie and serves with notes on oven times and sauce details. The tone mirrors early 20th century home cook guidance with clear quantities cooking steps and finish.
Sunbonnet Fashion Dabbles in Colonial Charm
The season’s sunbonnet, shown above, is a coquettish fashion aimed at style over protection. Imagine delicate pink or blue material framing the face of Lowell’s prettiest girls like Miss Chalifoux, Miss Nourse, or Miss Hyland in a silk bonnet. The design recalls Colonial times and relies on youthful grace to look picturesque and appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Alice Chalifoux
Edith Nourse
New D A R Chapter Formed in Lowell Tentative Officers Named
A report indicates a new chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was organized in Lowell by State regent Miss Helen M Winslow. The local officers have not been announced, making details tentative. The Molly Varnum chapter donor details and Middlesex Women’s Club note summer dormancy and July dues deadline are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Lowell
H. M. Thompson
Molly Varnum
Helen M. Winslow
Miss Winslow
Mbtary Memorial
Dracut
Mitchell
Princgton
N. J
Tikshank
Louise Coburn
Busegan
Jedediahe
New York
Mrs Nesmith and Florence Set Sail for Europe
Mrs. Thomas Nesmith and her daughter Florence Nesmith depart for Europe aboard the New England tomorrow for an extended tour. The voyage will take them across the Atlantic as they begin their travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nesmith
Florence Nesmith
Europe
New England
Lowell Dames Host Farewell Luncheon for Nesmith Bound for Europe
Seven Lowell members of the Society of Colonial Dames of New Hampshire hosted a Saturday afternoon luncheon by Mrs Henry M Thompson as a farewell reception for Mrs Nesmith, a society member, who sails for Europe on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Society of Colonial Dames of
New Hampshire
Henry M. Thompson
Nesmith
Europe
Captain John Ford society visits Lexington on tour
Twenty one members of the Captain John Ford society C. A. R. visited Lexington on Saturday under the chaperonage of Mrs. M. Williams. The old Hancock house with its relics and other sites of historic interest were inspected by the patriotic group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain John Ford Society
Lexington
M. Williams
Hancock House
Dutch Party Floral Table Event At Mrs Williams Home
Mrs C M Williams hosted the floral table committee of the Dutch Party at her Livingston Avenue home last Thursday evening. Refreshments were served and prize games awarded with prizes won by Mrs Dunne Migs Molly Murphy and Mr C P Smith.
Spinach Sandwiches From Stale Bread Method
Spinach sandwiches are made by toasting or frying thick slices of stale bread Then cut them and remove the soft interior. Fill with seasoned cooked spinach flavored with nutmeg or mace. Press the halves together and serve.
Mignon Salad With Tomato Jelly Ring
A recipe for Mignon salad using potatoes peas mushrooms and celery with pickled onions. Serve in a ring of molded tomato jelly with a dressing of butter mustard salt olive oil vinegar and a beaten egg. Keep all ingredients very cold.
Rhubarb Water Stew Recipe
A simple rhubarb drink method combines one pound rhubarb with one pound brown sugar. Add one gallon boiling water, cover until cold, then strain through a colander and press rhubarb lightly. Serve cold.
Fillets Neptune Style Haddock Dish
Fillets of haddock or fish are bone free and soaked six hours in lemon juice and salt. They are seasoned with lemon rind curry powder and parsley, dipped in egg, coated with breadcrumbs, fried until brown, and served hot with mashed potatoes.
German Mousse To Cream Layer Dessert Method
To one pint of cream, whip with half cup powdered sugar and vanilla sugar. To another pint, whip and fold in eight ounces crumbled black bread, five tablespoons cocoa, and two tablespoons sugar. Layer vanilla and breaded cream in a mold, finish as usual. One pint yields a quart when whipped.
Polygamy Among Chinese Warns of Hidden Marriages
San Francisco dispatch notes that among Chinese families some men keep two or three wives, with wives confined to homes and unaware of extra partners. It observes that law allows multiple wives in China and may mislead immigrants. Chinese drugstores in Chinatown stock dried lizards as common ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chinatown
San Francisco
Washington Star
Well Equipped as Teachers Graduation at Lowell Training School
A class of 14 young women trained to teach in Lowell public schools graduated from the Lowell training school, with several continuing at Colburn Grammar school for a 244-strong graduating class. The event featured speeches by Dr. Sanford Bell and remarks by Supt. A. K. Whitcomb, plus a reception and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lowell Training School
Colburn Grammar School
Anna Taft Coburn
Mary Gertrude Courtney
Nellie Josephine Cummings
Annie Verecunda Donoghue
Esther Mary Downing
Katherine Genevieve Egan
Margaret Strang Jamieson
Georgenia Eva Magoon
Margaret Genevieve McDonald
A. K. Whitcomb
Messrs
Henry H. Harris
Percival G. Barnard
M. Intros
Charles L. Blake
Huntington Hall
Hibbard
Ameer
Herbert
Gertrude Edmund
Amelia Donovan
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Sanford Bell
Clark University
Dracut Centre Observes Children Day With Song and Picnic
Middlesex County report details Central Congregational church event with a fifty-voice children's chorus led by Mrs. F I Kelley and flower-decked decor. Miss Jennie Whitman visits. Twentieth Century Whist Club holds second annual picnic and tally ho ride to Willow Dale and Tyngsboro ending with dinner. Committee included George Hutchinson Julia Fox Harry Fox and Mason Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
F. I. Kelley
Dracut
Willow Dale
Lakeview
Tyngsboro
Lowell
George Hutchinson
Julia Fox
Harry Fox
Mason Bryant
Man wounded as train hits Nelson Belleisle in West Derry
Nelson Belleisle, stationed at the Boston navy yard, was run over by a 2 o'clock train at West Derry. Both legs were severed one below the knee and one above. He was taken to Elliott hospital where doctors performed a double amputation. He rallied tonight and doctors hope for his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Nelson Belleisle
Boston Navy Yard
West Derry
Belleisle
Elliott Hospital
Receiver resigns as Pittsburg and Western court names Loree successor
Pittsburg June 17 In the United States circuit court today John Ko wan presented his resignation as receiver of the Pittsburg and Western Railroad company and upon its acceptance Judge M W Acheson appointed L F Loree president of the Baltimore and Ohio as his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States Circuit Court
John Kowan
Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company
M. W. Acheson
L. F. Loree
Baltimore and Ohio
Endorsement of Dr Williams Home Eye Remedies
Medical profession endorses Dr Williams home eye remedies and offers a free booklet on eye diseases. Consultation is free in person or by mail, and readers are urged to write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Williams
Crawfordsville
Everett W. Fisn
M.D. Melrose Highlands
Maasss
Igor
W.N. Knewtton
M.D
F. A. Williams
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Williams
Willams
Free trade move set for Porto Rico session
Governor Allen reports unanimous vote fixing July 4 as the special legislative session date in San Juan. The proclamation will declare free trade with the United States under the Fora ker act two years of internal taxation testing and Hollander law readiness. Port o Rico officials in New York were summoned back for July 4 to address abolition of tariff duties and funding sufficiency for government after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Allen
Porto Rico
San Juan
United States
Jose C. Barbosa
Jose Gomez Briso
Executive Council
Hollander
Federal party selects Puerto Rico leader amid Allen visit
San Juan June 17 Francis Acuna was elected party leader to succeed Munoz Rivera at a mass Federal party meeting. A visiting committee including Acuna Santiago Palmer and Diaz Navarro met Gov. Allen to pledge cooperation for Porto Rico. Allen praised the visit and predicted improving trade and prosperity with the United States. The move signals potential political harmony ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
P. R
Federal Party
Francis Coacuna
Munoz Rivera
Senores Acuna
Santiago Palmer
Diaz Navarro
Allen
Porto Rico
Louis Aldrich Dies at 58 in Kennebunkport
Louis Aldrich died at his son in law Abbott Graves home in Kennebunkport Maine at age 58 He was famed for stage characterizations in My Partner and served as president of the Actors Fund of America after retiring from the stage He leaves a widow a son and a daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Louis Aldrich
Actors’ Fund of America
Abbott Graves
Frost Hits New Hampshire Crops Across Towns
Frost in Greenville Temple New Ipswich and Mason caused damage to low land crops this morning. Farmers reported heavy frosting that affected planted fields across several towns in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
N. H
Temple
New Ipswich
Mason
Capital Increase Filed for American Locomotive Co
Albany June 17 a certificate increasing capital stock of the American Locomotive Co of Schenectady from fifty thousand to fifty million dollars was filed with the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
American Locomotive Co
Schnectady
William Stacey Dies Suddenly in Cincinnati Hometown
William Stacey, a leading Cincinnati manufacturer, died suddenly today in Cincinnati Ohio. The unexpected death shocks local business circles and follows his prominent role in regional industry and commerce. Funeral arrangements are pending with local undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Stacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Home Journal
Joseph Lee
Cranford
Edward W. Bok
Minneapolis
Womanhood of
America
Chauncey Depew
John Kendrick Bangs
Wells College
Maud Paradis
Miss Paradis
Mr. Engler
Maryland
Sunbonnet
The
Middlesex
Courier
Doctor Sanford Bell
Miss Edmund
Whitcomb
David Dwyer
Arthur Flaherty
Francis Ginty
William Groves
Frank Haggerty
Joseph McDermott
William McNaughton
Richard Mower
Francis O'Neill
George Pleadwell
James Richards
Charles Sleeper
Charles White
Margaret Callahan
Katherine Curtin
Nora Madigan
Loyola McCann
Elizabeth McArdle
Katherine Morris
Teresa O’haire
Marietta Shea
Mary Taylor
Carrie Tyrrell
Middlesex County
Dracut Centre
Gers
Gov. Allen
Partner
Frost
WM. Stacey
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