Women in Work and the Great Office Debate
The piece discusses women's roles in labor and office work, recalling a New York businessman's anti female staffing view and a stenographer's counterexample. It recounts a long office dispute over women employed above humblest tasks, showing higher illness absence among men and praising a female employee's recordkeeping. It ends with a note on Thanksgiving and a gas meter invention anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lowell
Fime
Marriage in Paris Unites Paul Savage and Ruby Cutter
News comes of the August 23 Paris wedding of Paul Savage son of Rev Minot J Savage and Ruby Cutter formerly of Somerville. The groom is a noted singer and the bride an accomplished musician seen at Worcester and Lowell events. Mrs. Savage may perform with the Lowell Orchestra this winter.
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Paris
Paul Savage
Minot J. Savage
Ruby Cutter
Somerville
Worcester
Europe
How to Cook Oysters in Many Ways
Rinse large oysters and season with salt and pepper. Wrap each oyster in bacon and fry until crisp, or bake layered with crumbs and butter until brown. Bake in shells or ramekins, then broil oysters on a rack over coals with seasoned oyster liquor. Drain and chop more oysters, mix with oyster liquor and flour batter, fry spoonfuls until delicately browned.
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Rka
Oyster Madeira Bake with Mushrooms and Eggs
Prepare a quart of oysters with reserved liquor in a saucepan. Add butter and cook until plump. Stir in Madeira wine pepper and paprika. Sauté chopped mushrooms, mix with oysters, cook briefly, then strain and arrange in baking shells. Finish with hot yolk butter sauce and bread crumbs baked until golden.
Oysters Sautéed In Butter With Salt And Paprika
Instructions describe selecting plump oysters, rinsing and drying, salting and paprikaing each, heating butter on a hot griddle, placing oysters on it until one side color changes, turning them, then transferring to a hot dish with melted butter and finishing with drainage and salt.
Miss Helen Shorey Named Piano Teacher at Rogers Hall
Miss Helen A Shorey a renowned Lowell pianist has been engaged as piano teacher at Rogers Hall school for the coming year. Women’s club season plans move forward as members return from summer outings and Middlesex Women’s Club prepares distribution of programmes with several literary and musical offerings highlighted by Kneisel and Adamoswski quartettes and readings by Mrs Erv.
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Helen A. Shorey
Lowell
Rogers Hall
Hom
Middlesex Women's Club
Mise
Helen Henschel
Georg Henech
Winnifred Smith
Foeats
Kneisel
Adamowski
Mra. Erv
Oysters Wrapped in Bacon Skewers Broiled Method
Prepare plump oysters in butter and lemon juice or their own liquor. Fold a thin bacon slice over each oyster and secure with a skewer. Thread four oysters per skewer, arrange on a double broiler, and broil about two minutes per side.
Plump Oysters on Toast With Butter and Crumbs
A recipe instructs to plump a quart of medium oysters in their liquor with butter cracker crumbs lemon juice salt and paprika. The mixture is served on toast as a savory ocean starter.
How to Prepare Baked Shells with Butter and Lemon
Scrub the shells and dry them. Place in a hot oven for about twenty minutes. Serve on hot dishes or transfer the warm contents to a tureen and season with butter pepper salt and lemon juice.
Pickled Oysters Recipe From Historic List
Mix vinegar white wine salt peppercorns and mace to taste. Strain oyster juice and add to the mixture. Boil then pour over oysters while hot. Let stand ten minutes. Drain liquor and cool. Pack into a jar and seal tightly.
Winslow and Lectures Mark Smith College Club Year
The article outlines the Smith College club year opening on Oct 6 with a business meeting and an October 18 lecture season starting with Professor Cummings of Harvard. Notable expected attendees include Rev Edward Everett Hale, Prof Woodrow Wilson, Dr Frederick Sykea, and editors like Bliss Perry. Committee chairs and officers are named, with lists to be finalized.
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Ing Winslow
Waldo Richards
Gertrude Dyar
Smith College
Cummings
Harvard
Edward Everett Haleta
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Frederick
Sykea
University Extension Movement
Leon H. Vincent
George Horton James
Edmund H. Garrett
Bliss Perry
The
Atlantic Monthly
Arrangement of programme committee members listed
The document names the programme committee with Mrs Bertha B Wier as chairman and includes Harriet Hovey Clara T Jackson M A Webster Mabel Hill Ida B Adams E F Bennett Helen A Whittier ex officio plus sections Sociology Education History Literature Art Science Hospitality and their respective chairpersons and members. The pages show multiple women assigned to each discipline with numerous names and titles.
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Bertha B. Wier
Harriet C. Hovey
Clara T. Jackson
M. A. Webster
Mabel Hill
Ida B. Adams
E. F. Bennett
Helen A. Whittier
Sociology
Mary C. Francis
Fanny B. Billings
Sarah 8. Griffin
Mary D. B. Hooper
Meta R. Jefferson
Emily M. Everett
Erretta Smith
Helen C. Spalding
Josephine H. Earl
Marion
Keyes
Grace Ward
Isabel M. Clark
Mary A. Lamson
Rowena Palmer
N. P. H. Robbins
B. P. Underhill
Estelle I. Pillsbury
Anna F. Anderson
Augusta W. Barrows
Mary R. Dunbar
Florence G. Barnard
F. H. Brock
G. F. Vinton
Mary BE. Smith
M. W. Roberts
Marietta Wheeler
Fall Fashion From Skirts to Velvet Hats
Autumn fashion details describe gored and close skirts with seven or nine gores, round pleats, and distinctive trims. Nurseries of colors include reddish browns, aubergine, greens and blues, with velvet coats, boleros, tunics, and passementerie accents. Millinery shifts toward lined brims, felt chigges, and ostrich plumes, while hair stays worn low.
Trimmings Talk For Autumn Hats And Coats
A guide to seasonal style notes trim details with box pleats sleeves and passementerie buttons. Brown tones suit certain complexions while russet and Titian hair shine in fall wear. Pelerines coats and triple skirts, with dark brown hats and black-lined brims, capture the season’s picturesque elegance.
Woburn Trolley War Prompts Monday Council Fight
Boston dispatch reports Woburn city council likely to press for decisive action on street railway locations for the Lowell and Boston line, despite President Brady challenging votes by Aldermen Graney Aylward and Lynch. Aldermen claim innocence and threaten court review. construction materials are ready and a court case could delay work.
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Boston
Woburn
Brady
Lowell & Boston Company
Arlington Street
Graney
Aylward
Lynch
Council
Lowell
Fanatic Doukhobors abandon livestock in Manitoba
Winnipeg Sept 22 The reported fanaticism of the Doukhobors around Yorkton and their abandonment of cattle and other beasts of burden to save sin has been confirmed. Government agents have seized the turned-out livestock and will auction it with proceeds used to support the Doukhobors through winter. An auction by A C Stevens offers homes in a good neighborhood at set prices.
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Winnipeg
Man
Yorkton
Rhody's Primaries Selections Set in Providence
The Rhode Island Republican city committee met to set dates for primaries and conventions. Primary votes to pick delegates occur Friday evening October 3. State convention in Infantry hall Thursday October 9 elects candidates for state officers and Congress from the First district. The First district convention follows at noon.
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Providence
R. I
Republican City Committee
Infantry Hall
Congress
Death verdict in Fish case blames blow by Sharkey
New York jury finds banker Nicholas Fish died from a fall caused by a blow from Thomas J. Sharkey. Sharkey held on $10,000 bail as witnesses testified to the saloon incident and later assault. Autopsy by Coroner’s Physician O Hanlon supported the cause of death linked to the blow and fall.
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New York
Nicholas Fish
Thomas J. Sharkey
Sharkey
O'Hanlon
Fish
Melba Arrives in Melbourne for Southern Hemisphere Concerts
Melbourne reports Dame Nellie Melba arrived to fanfare with her father traveling from Albury to greet her. The reunion triggered a fatal brain bleed in his brain and postponed her first concert. Government railways stand ready to assist and colonial governors offer hosting duties during her visit.
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Melbourne
Australia
Mme
Melba
Albury
Upset Elephant Rampages Through Duncan Home
An elephant on exhibit at the Elks carnival in Vincennes broke a window struck into the bed where Mrs Duncan and two children slept, hurled a child, and wrecked the doorway before its keeper subdued it. Mrs Duncan remains in critical condition from the fright while a child is badly bruised.
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Vincennes
Ind
The
Elks
Carenival
Clarence Duncan
Italian stowaways aboard Cambroman arrive in Boston
The Dominion line steamer Cambroman arrived from Italian ports with 13 stowaways, the largest number found at this port in years. All are Italian and mingled with steerage passengers until arrival. It is probable most will be returned.
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Boston
Dominion Line
Cambroman
Overdue fishing schooner King Philip arrives in Boston
The fishing schooner King Philip, delayed by heavy fog and a defective tube on the return trip, reached Boston this morning. Ten Boston residents were aboard. Captain Dickson reassured the crew that the wait would not cause concern.
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Boston
Dickson
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SBS
Pv T. Mra
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A. C. Weston
Stickney & Smith’s
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Fanatic Doukhobors
Manitoba
A. C. Stevene
A. G Pollard & CO
McCall's
McCall
Rhody
NT Hucdiat
Elephant
Indiana
New York Cloak & Suit Co
Jaciets
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