The Atlanta constitution., 1896-05-18
as they will do to take up, send them
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as they will do to take up. send them
rooted shrubs-native Of California Ihe
pieces must not be too thinly worm
Mary, Emporia, Kan. -Housekeepers
usually take great pride in having thelr
washing look as nice as possible ana l
will tell you how we manage ours IL
need not be the laborious task 1t is usual
ly considered. If one knows how TO WORK
to the best advantage
The clothes are sorted, the cleanest
white garments and bed linen In one pile'
the remainder OF the white clothes III
another and the coored clothes IN the
third. Plenty of water is an importah.
item, for if it is used sparingly, you neea
not be surprised If the clothes do not look
white. If the water is not clear, Tea
spoonful of alum dissolved and added 10 IL
the night before ii is wanted VIII cause
the dirt 10 settle to the bottom, ana ieaNe
the water clear In the morning poiler
OF water is heated. and enough hheiy
shaved soap added to IL to make sooo
suds / always use a white soap for the
white clothes. and have never found any
that was quite as good as the Ivory. Ihe
finest clothes are wrung out of the water
in which they have soaked ali msh1, pidceu
in tub and the hot suds poured over
them. They viii wash very easily. More
clothes are added from time to time; some
boiling suds is poured over them, anu
they are allowed to stand hair an nouI,
which answers the same purpose, When
4 garment is very dirty, or course II Is
necessary 10 rub soap on the worst places.
Calico clothes are washed IN the 5slhle
way, emitting the soaking ana DoilnS.
Use two rinsng waters, adding a hltle
bluing to tine second. thorough rlhsiuS
is the secret of keeping the clothes Tree
from streaks. Wiring from one water 70
the other. being sure that every Pdrl ol
la
Starch for large articles may be pre-
pared according 10 the directions on me
package for boiled starch, ana lheIe Whl
usually be no trouble about lts slcklnS ll
to the irons Shirts, collars, culis ah1
an articles that need TO he very sun
should be dried and starched Win coiu
starch.
NJ n. J.. Sunderland p. o. notice
some one asking through your column Tor
a cure for cholera in turkeys We use the
follodwing: For All fowls, also hogs.
cents worth of copperas and 10 cents worth
sulphuric acid; dissolve copperaS in one gal
Ion water, and add acid; bottle for USE Tut
enough in dough TO make it taste niue
sour: can also be put in the water lot lhe
fowls or pigs. 1t is spendid tonic Ihe
same one also asked. what she must feed
her turkeys on" The best thing ] ever
tired was eggs cooked IN sweet milk, like
a baked custard. Feed them this for two
weeks at least Onion tops are good also
ana they are very fond of them. ana ial
meat that has the salt soaked out. Tur-
KEYS feather so fast, that is why they nave
20 save different food from most OF fowls.
! suppose everybody knows that they must
not get wet while they are small. J ENJOY
Mrs. NJ. "A. Moody, MeigS, IhonaS
County, Georgia. have seen several in
uuires in Wcman's Kingdom for absent
friends and relatives. l would like to hear
from or Of my son Edward ID. Moody,
commonly known by the nam e of I'D
Moody. / have not seen him in over
year. ana have not heard anything definite
Of him in several months; last / heard OF
him he was near Shadydale, Ga. We have
lived several years in Butts and Newton
counties, Georgia. | have recently como
10 Mitchell county TO teach school. Cor
respondents please address me at Meigs,
Thomas county, Georgia, care of Joseph
Alasood. VIII return postage to any one
Who replies Accept my best regards Tor
tine kingdom
Mrs Lucy Jonson, China Tin. Ga.-Please
grant me a small space IN The Woman
kingdom I would be- SO grateful 10 any
one who would give me any information
concerning Mrs. Mary J.. EtheridSe. When
last heard from was at Gun Town, MISS.
send tea cake receipt which ! think
tie sisters VIII ind very nice; TWO eggs
j.. pints of Hour j tea cup Of sugar, l-S cup
oi laru. butter equal qauntity, 1 teaspoon
ful of soda, Of cream tartar.
1 send Do cents for tho Grady hospital
in name OF my little Nell. Continued sue
cess 20 the grand old Constitution.
Airs. G. a. Wright, Waldrip, TeX.-Aiay
enter long enough 10 give a good remed.
for an kinds of colo? Get some good souus
iak balls that grow on red oak trees pU
them away today and when any one hai
cole take a small piece and make a tea 81
ID aad drink it. Try b.. Tor it is good And
il your hogs cat chickens feed them often
ou charcoal.
Mrs. Angie EuU. Orlando Fla--Wiu some
or The sisters tell me why it is that the
whey destroys tho cream on my milk. and
what viii prevent IT,? 1 have tried differ
cnt kinds of vessels in which TO keep the
m lk and keep it IN cool place, but it
does not make any difference.