The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-19

enjoy poultry department" for am an
other chicken crank
Mrs Martha !. Reed BRADFORD Stark
county. ILL.,. would Ike to have Mrs. J. s.
Shanklin. OF Richland county. South Caro-
lima. put her asthma cure in the Noman's
Kingdom correspondence and oblige IN
asthma sufferer. / would have written %
her if had known her postoffice address:
1t was all there except the town
Mrs. VI. s Welsh Kewanee. Miss.-Can
any Of the sisters give the recipe for maxi
ing soap with the pine rosin and I've WITH
out grease? 7 was told by an o,d lady
tnow dead that in the early settlement of
the west she lived in Monroe county. Ala
She had the pine trees boxed and made
soap from the rosin. without any grease.
a knowledge Of this would be a great adj
vantage to those living near a turpentina
orchard The trees have been scraped
three years and are now white with sheets
of rosin. looking like hOneyc0mb a a dis
lance We use il after soap is made by
inciosirg in a sack. putting II in 10 give
the odor
Mrs. Amanda Thomas North Branch.
! Val have been a reader OF The CenSti-
tuition for long time ! certainly enjVy
the letters in the Womans Kingdom
captured a gray eagle about three months
ago. which measures seven feet <iom to
to tip of wings and eight inches across rs
foot. 1t will eat rabbits. SQUIRRELS and
birds of any Kind q is not injured any
way. 1 viii exchange for best one.
Mrs A NJ. Thomaston. Ga.-Dear King
dom: My house is among the piues. Today
is dark and unpleasant. but not dey for
song in the pines. have fould many
good things in the Constitution. VIII give
my recipe for desert in berry time. Block
har -. f.f
eggs one cup OF sweet milk. two CupsfuI
of flour and a teaspoonful OF hehins pow
der Put 4 layer OF batter. Z, layer OF ber-
ries. with sprinkling Of sugar and dabs u
butter; lastly = layer Of batter. Steam Two
hours. eat with cream sauce. viii soma
of the sisters give remedy for worms n
chiidren-pin worms. / think
Mrs. Georgia Thornton Commerce. Tex
I hope our kind editress viii allow ma
space 10 thank the many lady readers q
this page for the many nice patterns re-
ceivei IN repir~to my request. Some asked
for answers ia person. and the favor re-
turned. which I VIII endeavor 20 DO as tims
and opportunity presents itself If they
knew the number / received taey surely
wouldn't think hard % one for not answer
ing directly. I:ut I hope 70 % able 20 re-
turn the favor IN some way. e they VIII
give me ample time.
/ have long been q silent admirer % The
Constitution. especially the Woman's King
dom page. I think the page has improved
this year. 7 love ''N!aude Andrews writ
ings. also Nina Montgomery Like her. I
would Ike to know Whose ~ib IS the new
woman's." who invented clubs. and thou
sands of othe- institutions 70 win man
away from home. When he spends hls
evenings among men at such places. does
he ever for one time think Of his lovely
wife AT home? Perhaps the children % an
tend to ami no help. No. he doesn't stop
to think. He goes on in his debaUchery III
he hardly knows he has a wife he has
sworn 70 protect. They finally drift into
negligence in every particular. ana daugn-
tiers ara forced out on the world 10 make
their support without fathers protection
And n woman mas to- suffer the Insults
OF the outward world and proteer them
selves as best they can. why not give thorn
some privilege in government Hence. vo-
mans suffrage Bur I'm no advocate on
that line. 4 woman should keep fl her
sphere. she can honor her home by rails
ing honorable men and s3men more than
In any other sphere. Therefore the great
est responsibility falls back 70 the mother.
If they are possessed of an educated reli-
gious mother they are not so apt to make
a bad husband and father. RAISE them up
IN the way they should 90 and they Will
not depart from T..
:
Texas, as wei as ether states. has its
beauties and disadvantages. but no ore
could view our prairies minus admiration
AT this season.
Miss Mary L Nor'hrop. Brisben. Che
mango County. y. Y.-If some one viii send
me worsted scraps for two quilts 7 viii
piece one for the sender.
Mrs. r. y. Thomson. otter Creek. Fla
I have been a lover OF The Constitution
ever since 1 can remember We haze a.
ways taken Il and Il don't seem like We
could get along without Il. 7 enjoy the
woman's kingdom so much ] have two
sweet little girls to raise and. therefore.
appreciate anything on the training Of the
dear little ones.
Will give a recipe 20 make extract OF
lemon or orange Take the peeiing fresh
or dry. break 10 into small bits put in a
bottle and cover with alcohol. After stand
ing for some time Il VIII be superior 10
any Won can buy. I also wan; 10 give
my way u making bread. because II is 50,
easy. Just take little fine bolted meal
and q handful Of flour. mix with water and
let stand for about two days or until II
gets very sour. then make q batter Of
-four and lukewarm water stir IN this sons
yeast and keep good warm. Il viii rise IN
about two hours Then make up the
dough with fl. adding salt. a spoonful OF
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