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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1916
Page
15
Readers discuss frugal living in a Sewing Circle column with letters from NORWOOD MOTHER and CARNATION. Contributors defend or critique family budgets, expense tradeoffs, hair color, childcare, and insurance while urging practical savings and responsible planning.
A seven year old, James William Hardy, hides three newborns from a plan to discard them aided by George the grocer. After a near-misstep and a community effort, the boy learns value in undesired things and grows to be a county pitcher.
Springtime and love fill the verses as the Bentztown Bard sings of love and spring. The poem contrasts lovetime with springtime, noting a bright gaze and soft kiss as the world feels the pulse of hearts under the rose.
Frederick Lyman believed to have relatives in Boston was found dead in New York yesterday. His body lies at the New York City morgue. Boston police have been asked to locate his family.
A discussion on home baking costs compares flour shortening salt yeast and other materials against store bought bakers bread priced around 10 cents. It argues bakers ovens provide uniform heat, reduce waste, and offer purer bread through science and skill.
Thomas Moore narrates Ellen from humble birth to marriage with William the stranger and their rise to Rosna Hall. A stormy journey leads to a castle where the porter greets them and Ellen learns she is the Lady of Rosna Hall. The tale ends with the lordly realm reflecting their past happiness.
Salt pork based dishes including salt pork sandwiches salt pork gravy and meat balls. Recipes describe frying pork with biscuit dough potatoes and onions then making gravy with milk and flour. Also included are a yankeed potpie and meat balls with bread crumbs from Mrs Rosie Jepson Lewiston Maine R F D 1.
The tip advises sprinkling flour on the bottom crust before filling to keep moisture from soaking through. This method aims to prevent sogginess in pies like apple and similar fruit fillings.
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