Excerpt from The Fiftieth Anniversary of the New England Hospital for Women and Children Dimock Street, Boston, Mass: October 29, 1912
Dr. Culbertson. We have been discussing a luncheon in some contrast to the com-meal mush and molasses which was the staple diet of the original founders of this Hospital so many years ago. They lived on the very cheapest food they could get, and so they had com-meal mush and molasses for breakfast and for supper, when they wanted variety, they took corn meal and milk, the object being to save every penny.
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