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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
17
A lyric poem describes mist and twilight as lovers in a moonlit hour. The scene blends stars and spring essence as two entwined souls kiss and a violet twilight passes, with a cooling wind clearing the mist and a bright, eternal fold over the sky.
A Vermont reader Miss Sophia Revoir supplies a Christmas plum pudding recipe for 24 servings using raisins currants citron apples suet milk bread crumbs eggs and nutmeg. The method covers mixing steaming and serving with a suggested brandy or pudding sauce and notes half portions for smaller families.
Readers debate thrift and generosity at Christmas sharing personal stories of thrift, marriage, and independence. Letters discuss sensible gifts for children and adults, the value of work, and the balance between love and money in family life. Penn.
Ellen battles envy over Barbara's silk sample and frugal dress choice. Her husband fears failure to provide, and the lodge dance reveals Ellen's shift from envy to contentment as she buys the blue silk dress with saved housekeeping money.
A poetic meditation frames a divine answer to a sister and a sword’s edge. It contrasts a sacrificial fall with a seeker who questions and steadies faith, binding time tide and space to G od while the dying flower represents innocence. The speaker notes a storm of questions and a salvific outcome.
The speaker describes a dress mailed from a maker with gold floral embroidery that looks hideous, though Barbs calls it fashionable. She chooses a blue silk at home, has it made, and finds it nicer than expected. She also buys satin pumps to match at a lower cost.
The article lists meat substitutes including peas beans lentils cheese eggs milk and cereals like oatmeal barley rye macaroni and whole meal bread as particularly helpful for strengthening bones and preventing tooth decay.
The guide advises using a deep vessel for frying croquettes to keep the fat deep enough and avoid overflow. Fry only a few at a time to prevent chilling the fat and reduce bursting. Do not add croquettes until the fat is smoking hot.
Miss Dorothy Bumstead daughter of the Rev. Horace Bumstead and Mrs. Bumstead of 91 St Paul street Brookline married Henry Roe Jarvis of Toronto Canada last evening. The ceremony was performed by the bride's father assisted by Rev Samuel Hillard of Jamaica Plain. Jarvis has enlisted as a private in the Royal Canadian Engineers and will depart for England early next week. Meanwhile the bride will reside in Brookline with her parents.
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