The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-06-14
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| Kingdom
! Correspondence

Fannie Andrews, Providence. N. CT will
give a recipe for buttermilk cheese. After
cfurning take milk and put in kettle or
stove pots and put on stove and heat
enough for water to come TO the top; pour
In a sack and strain all water out OF the
cheese that will be In the sack; take cheese
out. salt to taste and work in butter
enough to make rich. Make in cakes or
balls. Fresh -churned milk makes best
cheese DO not boil milk. Publish for Mr..
William Bayne's benefit.
Mrs. N. Applewhite. Caseyville, Miss
II any of the sisters know how to put up
fruit with sal.cylic acid that will Keep frult
/ all winter would be glad If they woulo let
me know through the Kingdom.
Ouestion-Can okra be canned success
fully and what is the method. some one
please give directions In time Tor inns
years crop. Also for canning beans
MRS. s. l.. d.
Mrs. w. w HoIsclaw. Villas. n. C.-I
have been a silent admirer of The Consti-
tuition for some time. and especially the
Wuman's Kingdom, and seeing so many
good letters from the sisters l thought /
would add my mite. | read the hlhSdom
correspondence first and gain much uSelui
Information threfrom. ] enjoy the letters
most on the training of children. Have
lust read Mrs. McKee's letter and was
much pleased with it. and want to express
my appreciation Of it. She has chosen a
subject which I think many of us would
do well 10 study. think every mother
should teach her daughter that which she
should know In regard TO herself. her health
and life I'm the future and when she mas
reached the age when she Is capable OF UNI
derstanding II is the duty Of the mother 10
instill into the mind of her daughter the
sacredness of womanhood. How much pet
ter 1t would he for the children to be taught
these things hy the pure lips of true moth
or than To be left to learn them from their
vulgar associates. Why are we ashamed 10
teach our precious children that which Ia
highest and most sacred In nature am
sure any sound nded girl. when taught
I,y a devoted mother that which she VIII
eventually know by nature. VIII reverence
that mother and will not tie guilty of testing
with her companions over the works of ma
turc We mothers should gain the conii-
dcncc of our children and what We teach
them VIII ever he held sacred 10y them. |
have three little daughters and by the help
of Him who gave them into my care for a
short while hope 20 bring them up TO be
useful women. / want to give the sisters
my recipe for light bread. At night take
one-half pint Of new milk boil and pour
over two tabespoonfuls corn meal IN
small dish: stir well and place upon the
warm hearth. Heat Skillet and turn
over il: IN the morning the first thing make
a rather stiff batter with two quarts Hour
and warm water, adding just what salt YOU
can take up between the thumb and finger
Set 20 rise in a vessel of warm water-as
warm az you can bear the hand inland
when your vessel Is fun and It is very
foamy work Into stiff dough, adding salt
a handful of sugar. q small piece OF lard
and a teaspoOnful soda Put to rise In a
warm place and when It has risen 20 about
three times its bulk work down and make
into Ioaves. and when it has risen very
light put to bake in a moderate oven.
Would like for the sisters to try this recipe.
I am sure they will be pleased. for II you
have good -four and follow directions you
cannot fail.
Mrs May Vaughn Jacksonville. Ca
have been reading your interesting letters
for quito awhile Y have been asked for
Informal. Re reliability of II. A.
Grpp German arist. Tyrone Pa. | viii
give the desired information through the
Womans Kingdom II you will be KIND
enough to publish It. II. A Grips advcr-
tisement Is one of the grandest frauds
ever placed before the public. I lost both
my money and photo. | have also had
dealings with the Star Pastel Company;
they are also fraud. Can some of the
sisters tell me the test place TO obtain
prints for crayon portraits also where L
can buy celluOid starch?
Mrs J. r.. Slaughter. Wanersville. Ga
VIII you please inform me through your
valuable columns where the old style Howe
sewing machine IS manufactured. or If they
have an Office in your town? If so. give
street. and number. If any Of your readers
sec this who have attachments for Home
machine to sell. please write me. l wish to
buy some.
WIN some one give the Information de-
sired.
Mrs Elma ] Overstreet. Swainsboro,
CA have been a constant reader Of The
Constitution for over year. and especial
~ do / enjoy the letters from the sisters
TO the Woman's Kingdom, for We receive
so much valuable Information through
them. Can some of the readers of your
interesting paper kindly tell me of the
Whereabouts OF Mrs Ellen Babcock. only
sister of my dead father. Henry Foster?
When last heard from was in Providence.
r. l. Any information will be highly APP
preciated, If dead or alive. as she Is my last
relative. l see where one of the sisters