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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1914
Page
11
Recipes from New England Housewives include Creamed Lobster with cream and butter, Eggless Oatmeal Cookies with raisins, and Cottage Pudding with Lemon Sauce. Contributors H C Perry Lynn and Mrs Walter Graichen Springfield share addresses and serving ideas.
Readers discuss generous gifts versus debts to tradespeople, Santa Claus myths for children, and moral choices in marriage. Letters recount personal experiences with holidays, parental guidance, and late marriage advised to improve offspring outcomes.
The Sunday Post prints a selection of the Sewing Circle’s most engaging letters inviting readers to share tips, stories, and questions about needlework and crafts for future installments.
Practical kitchen pointers include dipping fish in boiling water to remove scales, twisting jewelry laces to glue ends, boiling green vegetables uncovered to keep color, and using turkey fat to baste. Save hot grease for gravy or crullers, and wash the turkey to stay juicy without continuous basting.
The poem celebrates a nostalgic fiddling scene with a corn fiddle and rosin bow guiding a twilight waltz. Refrains of a sweet lady, moonlit orchards, willow trees, and fairy music underscore a dreamlike dance and fading youth.
Clergy moves include Rev. Rial Benjamin of Washington called to Harris Memorial Free Baptist Chelsea. Rev. Bertram D. Boivin declines Brookfield First Church call. Rev. Herbert E. Benton accepts Grace Church Lowell. Rev. N. C. Newell extended Highland Congregational Somerville call. Missionary apportionment to be collected in Christmas services. Governor Walsh to address Congregational ministers at Pilgrim Hall today at 10:30 AM. public invited.
Girdles are made of flowered silk and draped with many blue tones shown for spring. Velvet returns in panne for evening gowns and wraps. Velvet corduroy broadcloth skirts appear in well appointed outfits. Blouse shaped corsages appear with new debutante dresses. Black and white chantilly motivates blouses with white or flesh linings.
In Charlemont Cyrus, the county's wealthiest man, faces a letter from his grandson Cyrus asking to spend Christmas with him. The note reveals a grandson seeking forgiveness and reconciliation after past estrangement. A subsequent reply promises a family gathering, ending with Cyrus proudly planning a festive holiday with all his grandchildren.
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