Women’s Club Bulletin Lecture on Social Progress
Women’s Club bulletin lists events for Monday October 12 and Tuesday October 14 at Calental hall and Middlesex Hall. Rev Edward Cummings, D D, speaks on Inev curve of Surial Progress. Miss Clara Beard chairs science department mushroom exhibition. mushroom contributions requested. treasurer to receive new member fees Monday at 3 and help signing the constitution.
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Calental Hall
Edward Cummings
Middlesex Hall
Clara Beard
Farm college movement aims to revitalize rural life
A new educational push seeks to balance farming with art, home economy, and social culture. Both boys and girls will learn farm design, house furnishing, literature, music, and grounds planning to make the farm home the most attractive place. The change could slow urban migration and spread to other states, with social and agricultural effects anticipated.
Comet clues emerge in varied modern puzzles
The latest astronomical puzzle asks readers to locate the comet amid scattered clues. A feature discusses a court case where a woman injured in a fall receives modest damages, highlighting gender value and the role of the husband in related medical bills. It also reflects on women’s rising presence in farming education at the Minneapolis College of Agriculture and the Grange movement’s stance on female participation.
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Grange
New England
Bost On Transcript
Minneapolis College of Agriculture
Iria
Freanman
Roya
Charming black silk net gown with white lining for weddings
The gown features black silk net over white silk, clusters of three one inch tucks around the skirt, two panels of accordion plaited chiffon, and is edged with fulled black gauze ribbon. A black jetted lace yoke, pale blue chiffon knots at the waist and elbow, and a twist at the waist.
Working Women's Clubs Conference Draws Boston Audience
A large crowd attended the Working Women's Clubs conference at the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association in Boston. Miss O M E Rowe presided as speakers including Miss Lillian Richards Miss Mary Shore of Fall River and Miss Frances Dyer of Berkeley temple addressed the gathering. Rowe urged women of leisure to support club work by attending and assisting meetings while refreshments were served by young women.
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Working Women's Clubs
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Boston
O. M. E. Rowe
Lillian Richards
Mary Shore
Fall River
Frances Dyer
Berkeley Temple
State Federation bulletin lists additional speakers
The department bulletin published last Tuesday announces more speakers for the event alongside the chief speaker. The official listing notes several other participants inside the federation.
Ladies Aidesociety to Resume Work at Norcrose Home
The Ladies Aidesociety of Low ell General hospital will resume active work on Tuesday afternoon Oct. 14 at 2 30. The first meeting of the season will be at the home of Mrs N W Norcrose 119 Sherman street. Full attendance is desired to arrange the winter program. Ladies should also bring any last spring assigned work.
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Lowell General Hospital
N. W. Norcrose
Sherman Street
Meeting of the Primary Teachers Union at First Baptist
A meeting of the Primary Teachers' Union will be held Friday at 3 p m in the First Baptist Church. Members are requested to attend and discuss union matters and future plans.
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First Baptist Church
Arts and Crafts survey aims at Massachusetts women clubs
A circular from the Arts and Crafts committee asks Massachusetts women’s clubs to report by November 1 on study of arts and crafts, support for individual craftsman, influence on manufacturers for better design, local handicraft exhibitions, and potential committee assistance. Ada W. Tillinghast, 37 Eighth Street, New Bedford, Mass., is the contact.
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Massachusetts
Arts and Or
Federaton
Arts and Crafts Committee
Arte and Crafta Committee
Ada W. Tillinghast
Eighth Street
New Bedford
Mass
Federation meeting program notes in Newtonville Ot 21
At the Newtonville meeting on October 21 Mrs Dimlea T Denison president of the General Federation will speak in the morning session on Federation Highways and Byways Mrs Lillian G Breed of Lynn will discuss the work of women clubs for Women and Children in the Industries Mrs Lydia P Williams is listed among speakers with brief details following.
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Newtonville
General Federation
Dimlea T. Denison
Lillian G. Breed
Lynn
Lydia P. Williams
Frills and Knick knacks on display in polished wood frames
circular toilet mirrors rest on earels and are set in green or red frames as a change from openwork drags or silver. A colonial pen rack features an enameled Martha Washington miniature in an odd design. A slab of deep amber onyx is faced with a decorative backing.
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Vienna
Martha Washington
Great Display of Armure Flannel Remnants on Sale
We have received 29,00 yards of mill remnants of Armure flannelettes. A beaut fabric, pebble weave, smooth face and fenced back with fast colors. Suitable for waists, wrappers, dresses, kimonos. Long remnants cut to any length. Regular value 12 1/2 cents per yard. Sale price 7 cents per yard. Bee window display in Palmer street, sale center, Palmer street and basement.
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Palmer Street
Eale
Center Aisie
Bateiment
Exquisite Hood's Lotion Delights Ladies
A vintage note praises Hood's Lotion for its softening effects on hands and face. It highlights the product’s appeal in attractive bottles and its suitability as a refined toiletry reparation.
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Hood
Do You Know Him The Manchester Union Story
The Manchester Union reports on Ralph Swinston a Lowell former employee who vanished four years ago. He later served three years in the Philippines under an assumed name, was honorably discharged, and has letters indicating a return home to Manchester. His mother sister and brother await his arrival and hope he is headed home.
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Manchester Union
Lowell
Ralph Swinston
United States Army
Philippines
Swinston
Prospect Street
Ralph
K Company
Fifteenth Infantry
Fort
Ethan Allen
Islands
Manchester
Corner Store for Rent Near Westford Street and Depot
To rent a corner store with meat and groceries potential, includes a meat refrigerator. Adjacent are pleasant three room tenements in good repair near Northern Depot. Choice large rooms, very sightly, 700 per month. Elliott, Central St. Tel. 0-3.
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Westford Street
Elliott
Central St
Mason Jars Still Offered At Old Prices
O'Brien Bros at 227 Central Street advertise Mason jars limited supply with prices for pints at 59 cents quarts at 69 cents and half gallons at 79 cents per dozen plus free delivery customers urged to order soon by telephone 679-5.
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O'Brien Bros
Central Street
Arthur Rhodes Hair Store Ad in Lowell
A vintage Lowell advertisement offers private shampooing and electro treatments for hair and scalp, removal of superfluous hair and facial blemishes. It promotes extensive experience and nationwide demand from Maine to California, with private rooms and a visit encouraged if hair health is unsatisfied.
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Maine
California
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Women’s Club Bulletin
Dresden
Mable
Liabie
Working Women’s Clubs
Miss Rowe
Hospital Aid
Arts and Crafts
State Federation
Ettes
A. G. Pollard & CO
Eae
Dbleasant
Kennedys
National Biscuit Company
Arthur Rhodes
Syemiann
Rhodes
Merrimack St
Maas
A. C. Weston
Stickney & Smith's
Lowell and
Vicinity
Moston
Tremont Street
Jersey
Linen Dept
Ode
Merrimack Street
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
New York Cloak & Suit Co
John Street
Monte Carlo
Optician
Geo. G. Rogers
W. C. Hinckley
Middle Street
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