The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-13

IL WEEKLY CONSTITUTE
TO prevent them getting hard. For raising
l the loaves have the bottom of the stove
as warm as the back OF the hand can bear.
| Or IT can rise I'm the hot sun. 1t should
be ready TO bake in two or three hours
| Bake the same as biscuits. When done,
| turn the loaves into n cloth and keep
tightly covered to prevent it's getting hard.
! This is a tried recipe. Please try 1t and
/ report results.
Miss Sallie Jones. Camden, Ala~--Athough
! our village is off the line of railroad, Il
/ would be difficult 10 find a pleasanter home
| We have six churches-Baptist, Methodist.
Episcopal, two Presbyterians and a Catho-
lie. Several OF them would do credit TO n city
In our large institute and Masonic han
we have charming entertainments from
time to time.
our village has the honor of organizing
the Alabama charter chapter of the daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy. and as president,
have written eighty letters of answers
to Inquiries and of appeal to different points
in the state.
organized at my home yesterday even
ing. and was elected directross of the first
chapter of Children Of the Confederacy in
Alabama. with nifty members. all under
hiteen Officers were elected of the chit
dren. and they named the chapter Sam
Davis / reported u month ago the char
Ter members TO Mrs. A. Harry Appcle,
Alexandria, Va, tie organizer Of the or
der, and received from her letter of greet
ing 70 the Alabama charter chapter, the
second in the south.
am proud of my charming chapter Of
Ittie boys and girls, and / wish much
ttat You could attend tho concert they
VIII give IN the near future for the benefit
OF the Soldiers home ia Richmond / COM
mFhccd my patriotic drilling yesterday
evening by showing them large chrome
gave them their first lesson Ia teaching
them The names of our distinguished lead
ris ana the dates of the early event Of
the war. Although one cent a month
IS all that Is required of each member hv
tho by-lawa. Ny fifty children gave 10 cents
Sach mutation fee as "A fund for the sam
Davis monument ina Nashville.
Note.-Fhe above wa. Z think. Intended
as . personal letter, but so fun Of interest
y those Interested in the Daughters OF
the Confectionery that I thought It would ba
read with pleasure hv all IT SIS the right
doon,t know enough about the veterans
Mrs Letitia NJ. N. Richardson, Homer.
Tex.-So you think "us women" should
have our say about the money question"
aud other issues of the day. And I quite
agree with you. We country women have
no club 10 attend. but now we enjoy keep
ing up with yours through The Coustiu-
ton. The lady who wished her husband
not set choSed ON II was an amusing lit
tie piece. / am by the money question
about like one OF our neishbors, who ON
being asked who he was most interested
ia as governor OF our state once, said:
God! 1 am strong for loss and don't
know why, either
\ great many people are just that way
] suppose We might be called "driftcrs'
when this is tho case. but / have some
very good reasons why ann for silver. or
they seem SO TO me at least.
FIRST / lcei better acquainted with II
because The fellows who have amy sold
keep il SO tightly clutchcd there IS no get
ting a sight Of H.
second 4 certain inventor wishes to
hit some ones head sonnet imes, because il
looks like silver head. probably he
would like one OF his ovens. though. All!
sisters / though I would Ike 60 write you
p real current topics letter. hut my miud
WanuereG-irst TO sick darling ia my
the field between tha rows OF grassy cot |
ton; thence hack Ay nay thoughts 10 tho /
mysterious Kitchen, where I must haste /
with care 10 prepare satisfying morsel /
for him and our dear, precious hedglugs. /
Dinner Is over. The babies are playing i'm /
shades and sand. Men return 10 work and +
ten what q ton OF pure gold e. worth. 4 /
tom Of silver also. Here &c u.s.. II they fail 10 /
lsncw You can te'i them ton 81 gold. /
Sisss' ..-l. ~ silver. t3..tn4.el S" 20 seems T
more lively. only $Ti1HI.SI ~m5tr. '1,,.t ~ (
British official who seems 50 placed az /
to know. SAYS all the cold in the world /
could be stored On q room twcnty-four feet /
square and twenty feet deep. That would (
he "A sight WoulJn't 30. club 81 tersY J I
guess they're irving to get it in some such /
shane to have ID secure from running
about. am stHl trusting orr dear country /
viii sail along with its conflicting cargo
Of humanity facing no great disaster. or 4
n facing. manage TO bury tho Ratchet
and continue 10 cudc3vcr 20 be "a Christian
nation. 10 all our leaders and subieadcrs
to mo renorcst CORNER would learn TO
live by faith and prayer every day tnirig
q greet deal of harsh wranglines would be
avoided.