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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
8
A discussion of how the phrase no nonsense varies with male and female standards. It argues standards shift with culture and personalities, showing how what one man calls nonsense may be virtue to another. The piece extols balanced views and mutual respect as keys to a happy pairing.
Commentary on women's suffrage arguments, noting Miss Alice Stone Blackwell's points. It cites a Louisiana parish voting anomaly with one man qualified to vote and mentions a New South Wales referendum on suffrage. It recalls Massachusetts's 1895 women’s vote showing 22 294 in favor and 861 against, though nonbinding.
The piece notes overwhelming female support for ballots in Massachusetts and Australia, compares progress from municipal to national suffrage, and questions whether New South Wales will extend voting to local parliament members. It highlights gendered reasoning about public spirit and voting rights across regions.
A historical consideratio n questions whether voting rights for women should be allowed only if a majority desires it. It argues that a single qualified man’s voting right is unquestioned even amid female indifference.
Wash and blanch two pairs of sweetbreads cut into large slices sauté with as many fresh mushrooms in butter. Layer on a platter alternate slices and pour maitre d hotel sauce of butter cream lemon juice parsley. Also instructs on fresh puffball mushrooms sauté or broil with a butter sauce of melted butter vinegar Worcestershire salt and paprika.
Simple breakfast dish using sliced meat dipped in seasoned egg and coated with chopped mushrooms. Fry until crisp and serve with maitre d hotel sauce. From Harper's Bazar.
The regular meeting of the Primary Teachers Union will be held at First Baptist Church Friday at 3 o clock.
A historical list of roast meats with various sauces and accompaniments. Includes beef with horseradish, veal with tomato or horseradish sauce, mutton with currant jelly, lamb with mint, turkey with chestnut dressing, venison with jelly options, goose with apple sauce, duck with currant and grape jellies, quail with currant jelly, and other poultry and game combinations. Also features cold bites like tongue tartare, sausages with sauce, lobster cutlet, and fish dishes with piquant or cream sauces.
Miss Grace Mumford authorized teacher of the original standard kindergarten system invites interest in Child thought education. A meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon September 23 at Room 29 Swan building. See advertisement in another part of the paper.
Berlin reports Britain and the United States press Berlin signatories of the 1878 treaty to address Roumania’s treatment of Jews. The US note aims to curb immigrant influx and gain support, with Britain likely aware of the US move. German views vary as emigration enforcement draws criticism from Bucharest.
John Willis Baer, secretary of the World's Christian Endeavor society, returns to Boston from a Western trip the last he will make in that role. Farewell meetings were held in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chicago, and Buffalo, with upbeat notes on the movement’s thrift and promise. An invitation to hold the 1903 international convention in Minneapolis is presented, backed by a fund to cover all expenses.
Boston reports the suspension of operations by the Haverhill Amesbury and Newburyport Steamship company. Negotiations are in progress to transfer the business to the New England Transportation and Steamship company, which currently owns the Lil Surprise.
Rev George E Littlefield pastor of the First Parish church will resign on Nov 1 to join the Cooperative Association of America on Oct 1. He plans to form forums similar to a model he started in the city and will present the co operative church plan at a mass meeting at the Academy of Music next Sunday night. He notes parish opposition carried 30 votes while 9 favored him and says he could have won a majority if he tried, but will not work against conservative opposition.
Buffalo New York September 18 The National Association of Postal Railway Clerks elected C D Kidwell of Columbus Ohio as president and George A Wood of Portsmouth New Hampshire as secretary treasurer The executive committee selected an auditor clerk and editor for the association.
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