Goose and poultry dressings and dinners from Dorchester donors
A column presents multiple home cooking methods for goose turkey and chops with detailed dressings and steps. Recipes from Mrs FF M Chadbourne and B McMillan include steaming then roasting a goose with an apple or orange, plus turkey with white celery or mushroom sauce and ham or bacon accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. M. Chadbourne
Winthrop Street
Roxbury
B. M’millan
Vose Street
Dorchester
Desserts and puddings by home cooks from Boston area notes
Several recipes appear with attributions to Mrs A Edwards Palmer Mrs Robinson Mrs W H Davies and Irene Queirda Prance. Puddings include a chocolate steamed pudding with vanilla, tomato custard bake, banana cake with custard, nut pudding with almonds and pecans, and a coffee gelatin pudding with gelatine and whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Querida Prance
la Grange Street
West Roxbury
Conditions of Contests for Women Contributors
The Boston Sunday Post announces monthly prizes for women contributors. Communications should be single sided with legible names and addresses. No limit on entries. Two prizes per department: ten dollars for best cooking recipe and five dollars for second. ten dollars for most valuable housekeeping suggestion and five dollars for second. Winners notified monthly via checks. Address Editor Household Contests Boston Sunday Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Sunday Post
Home Cooked Vegetables and Candied Pumpkin Chips
Instructions for mashed potatoes with pepper salt nutmeg butter eggs parsley and frying method. Also notes on sliced potatoes fried to puff and serving with salt. Includes recipes by Mrs William Grover Miss Mattie Flynn and Mrs O F Anderson with their addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’ Millan
Vose Street
Dorchester
Mattie E. Flynn
Lexington Street
East
Boston
Recipes For Special Dishes And Sweet Treats From Home Cooks
A collage of kitchen tips and recipes from Mary Wales Clagor Ina Palmer MRS M A Sugden and others. Instructions cover beating eggs with sugar apricot blend and chafing dish frying times plus fruit preserves and cookies with quantities and steps. Includes methods for pears jam ginger bread muffins and coconut drops with notes on serving and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Mary Wales Clag&r. West
Derry
N. H
Household Cares Suggestions For Lightening Household Cares
Practical homemaking tips from readers include a machine made buttonhole method using fabric strips for neat durable results, a furniture discoloration remedy with warm water and castile soap, and a patch for rubber heel wear using glued fabric pieces. MRS. A. M. KENSETH. B.S. R. SHERMAN. MRS. HENRY FORBES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. R. Sherman
Pleasant Street
South
Weymouth
Maud Dawson Advises Linen Whitening Methods
Instructions for washing linen suggest adding borax to every 10 gallons of water or boiling garments with a teaspoon of spirits of turpentine. Directions specify adding turpentine to water before heating the boiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Dawson
Massachusetts Avenue
How to Make a Cheese Box and Home Crafts Tips
A detailed set of household how tos and craft tips from Mrs G H Waterhouse and others. It covers building a cheese box with a felt lining and varnish, decorating borders with brass tacks, and safe glueing methods. Additional advice includes poultice prep, fabric care, stain removal, and simple home remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Waterhouse
Mechanic Falls
Salads Candy Recipes From Boston Housewives
A compilation of dessert and salad recipes from Mrs L J Richardson and others in Massachusetts. Instructions include sugar molasses chocolate vanilla candy and nutty confections with details on heating times and quantities. Several contributors share fruit and vegetable combinations with Mayonnaise dressing and serving tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Gilman
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
William A. Glines
Upham Avenue
Dorchester
Shirt Waist of Good Taste Pattern for Home Sewers
The article describes a stylish shirt blouse pattern with a novel yoke and delicate embroidery. It notes fabrics such as batiste Swiss and French organdie in white and pale colors, requires about 3 yards of 27 inch material for medium size, and lists six sizes from bust 32 to 42 inches with a price of 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
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Croquettes
Turkey
B. M'Millan
Robinson
Centre Street
Methuen
Mass
W. H. Davies
Andover
Knox
F. C. Markham
Andem Street
Providence
R. I
William Grover
Edgewood Street
O. F. Anderson
Maxwell Street
Worcester
Ina Palmer
Cherry Street
Adams
M. A. Sugden
Waite Street
Malden
M. L. Caswell
Middle Street
Fairhaven
Ginger
BE. W. Ray
Mt. Pleasant Street
Woburn, Mass
B. T. Sawyer
Walton Park
Melrose Highlands
W. I. Holmes
Greenland
A. M. Kenseth
Canton Avenue
Milton
Henry Forbes
Glenwood Avenue
Cambriter
M. Hopkins
Fast Eagle Street
R. M. Gallagher
Fuller Street
Anna C. Cronin
Clifton Street
H. Stephenson
Ellsworth Street
M. Ellen Smallwood
Farmington, N. H
Muller Street
Dorchester Centre
Young
Shawmut Avenue
Preseot Street
Salem
Kk. M. Gallagher
M. F. Elmlis
White Street
Lowell
E. Ingalls
Bucks Harbor
Miss E. Ingalls
M. A. Rian
West 128Th Street
New York
Pettengill
Concord
N, H
E. Stuart Butterfield
George I. Liberty
Hebron Street
Springfield
Emma H. van Wormer
Voorheesville
Albany County
N.Y
H. B. Crosby
Higgins
Sheldon Street
L. J. Richardson
Pittsfield, Me
Penochie
Colby
Gloucester
A. B. Colby
F. B. Hogan
Harwich
Fruitana
E. B. Edgerton
Campbell Park
Somerville
Effie C. Young
Main Street
St. Johnsbury
H. Stone
Gaston Street
Martha Dean Patterns
Walst
Pattern Department
the Post
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