The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-31
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Kingdom
Correspondence

II the person who wrote to The Consti-
tuition month or two ago inquirinS tor
wilkins Rickersons heirs will write 10
wilkins Rickerscn. Birmingham, Ga, or
to Homer Rickerccn. Watson, Ga, they
will get the desired information Th"se
gentlemen did not hear of the inquiry an
til now and they do not know to whom 10
write
Mrs. William Jones' Westapopka, Fla
Dear Sisters of the Kingdom: | nave peeh
a silent reader of The Constitution lot
rumber of years. ! see so many gCod hha
instructive letters from the sisters that
cannot refrain from writing any longer
I never have seen many letters from TINS
part of the Land of Flowers. | VIII Try
to give a description of the place NeSt-
apCpka is situated on the west SIDE OF l-'LNo
Apopka the second largest lake III INC
state Some of the finest orange groves
i'm the state We're here before the freeze.
one would be surprised to see how thev
have grown since then. There Will be some
oranges this year We have the adNahtaSc
here of other places in Florida me p'F
lands are very rich and will grow anythihs
in the vegetable line. fine corn anu p'itp ~,
kins without any fertilizing There mas
been several cars of celery shipped from
here this spring. -,
Rest wishes to Aunt Susie and The Con-
sttution.
Mrs. w. T. Prior Aiken Ala WIN
write only a few lines. it is my hrst let
Tor 70 the Kingdom. / wanted to tell the
sisters how to churn quickly. When cream
is ripe nut in a deep dish and salt just as
Won would butter. beat the cream with
spoon and in less than fifteen minutes you
will have butter but no milk
Mrs. W. d. Williams. Bloomfield. Fls-lf
through The Constitution ! get into
kettle Of hot water may | call on me
Constitution TO help me out?
NV exchange notice has brought me let
ters from eight states and still they come
Judging from these letters you ana are
not alone in our love for the Jessamihe
family While | dearly love jonquils and
narcissus / do not care to stock my yaru
with them Many cards and letters call
for a reply which, as they contain no
stamps would make my plants cost me
very heavily. Could get them cheaper OF
florists VIII have about 100 cape lesSaiiihe
plants this winter and the yellow Jessa-
mines in unlimited numbers by going u
the woods for them. but I've been told they
will never bloom unless taken up when in
bloom Would like to know if this Is true
The Grand Duke and Catalonian since the
freeze are scarce. 1 have only Few plants
of each as | cannot cut back my bushes
. win take in exchange roses, though l nave
forty varieties: bulbs of lilies such as
have not. eladioli, Gamma, French hybrid
freezia. carnation or clover-scented ptnks
petunas. etc.
All letters containing stamp will be an
swcred | was delighted to hear my flowers
to you gave pleasure.
Sprineville. Ala.-Sinee my letter appear
ell in the Woman's Kingdom | have re-
Of Lott
II impossible TO reply 70 each one seia-
ratcly. and If you Will kindly alIow me
rho privilege of giving the Eight bread re-
cpe I am sure that many who have writ
ton to me will feel greatly obliged 10
those who sent selt-addreSsed envelopes
have already replied
The description I gave Of my loai OF
bread was not ~ all exaggerated. and the
more T try the recipe the better l am
pIa1sed Without doubt II IS the surest
and simplest ! have ever heard or reed or.
The bread IS creamy delicious and fairly
mclts en- ones mouth. II the directions
are carefully followed. there can be no
chance Of failure. but no half way measures
will answer and unless the sisters who
try IT are willing to give the whole process
their best attention they need not expect
q succeed, or blame me II they ran
quite "A number have asked me for direc-
tions for cultivatlng the coffee berry.
Plant Just as YOU would bunch beans. only
"A little wider apart in the row, and give
them the same attention. After they begin
To fruit no more work is necessary, but
when they begin to mature they should t.
watched carefully. else the pods VIII burst
and the berries get scattered. Parch ana
grind IS you would ordinary coffee. II Is
not yet too late to plant-th"y mature IN
about three months after planting. under
f,vn~obTe circumstances. by this | mean
good soil and good cultivation. / sent
sample of coffee to our editress and asked
her to say what she thought OF II as a
substitute, but have not heard from her.
Note-We did try coffee bean ana iouhd
n = good substitute for coffee.-Editress.