The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10


kind, though inclined to be lazy. The
second is calm quick at his studies, slow
at work, though very willing III puhisn
him. My little girl is so stubborn tfiat L
can do nothing by furnishing her, as
she gets rebellious and acts spheful: So
YOU see l have quite "a task on my mana
with these various dispositions TO traln
and make the best of them for coming
manhood and womanhood. j would De
glad if some of the sisters would write
on the subject Temperate nave
lot of suniiower seen ana a rev mower
seed would like TO exchange for any KIND
of garden seed; also two bound DOCKS.
"The Honorable Mrs. Vereker ana
"Beade Charity" for other books.
Mrs. Opal Cureton. Moreland, Gal
have often thought l would write siioi1
letter TO the Woman's Kingdom. but TOT
fear of the waste basket l have put it OF
until now. / look for The Constitution
every Monday evening and always leei
disappointed when it does not get hete
on time | think Aunt Susie Heart 10
Heart Talks" are just spienoid- ~
ways enjoy reading them and the s.sleIS
letters. too. | nave been thinking OF sus-
costing to the Kingdom sisters tilat We
try to get Aunt Susie's picture IN tn
Kingdom corner just one-quarter the So
of the page for just one week; L thlnk IL
would be so nice and I'm sure all the SISTERS
wCUld cut il out and frame l. Ihey 81
Governor Atkinsons picture anu -
OF the sisters suggest u way 10 get Aunt
Susje's lust one week and I'm sure hei
face will be hanging in many nom,
too Let's hear from one ana all on tho
subject. Can any one give me recipe
for q cement to mend china? l can get
a cement to fix my china mat Is StrohS.
I have tried several things, but never
have gotten anything TO satisfy my Want
cr need yet. If any one has or can get
a rpciDe like the one / want. would bS
50 glad to know it; one that VII! stdhu
table use and warm water.
Mrs 3. T. Devasler. Lucas Ky.-f
you will allow me room | would like 10
converse with you all through the dear
old Constitution. This Is my first at
tempt 10 write and l hope Aunt susie
won't lay IL aside DO enjoy readlns
the sisters letters so much. They cement
both old ana young; have so much IN
struction and good recipes. Although |
am getting old | learn n good deal from
throb for You. ]. too. have had TO d:ink
tho bitter cup. / have three children ana
two sweet little grandchildren gone over
the river. Two years ago / followed one
OF my sons in Denton county, Tex, 20
his last resting place. | never shall for
get those good PEOPLE that helped me care
for him. J hope | stall meet them in the
sweet by and nv where our SOrr0WS and
the dear old paper. hear from some of my
relatives on nay fathers side. They lived
near Culpcper. Va. My grandfather
came TO Kentucky when my father was
a boy. His name was Andrew Carpenter
His brothers We're named Aaron and Eph
rain. [ would Ice SO glad to hear from
some of them. I am a dear lover Of flow
crs and would be pleased if some OF the
sisters would send me few double hya-
Cinths
a subscriber" North Carolina. like
many others, have been a silent admirer
4F no f,N f,.ts
pecialiy Woman's Kingdom. 1 have gained
so much useful Information from il. /
visited the Grady hospital when in At
Entt several years ago, and il makes
my heart glad 20 know there is a com
Portable home for poor little children 10
Doe taken to and taken care Of. have
two dear little ones TO raise, and l feel
the responsibility of II more each year.
How careful each mother should be when
the little ones are with her. They are
so quick 10 do and say just what maIuma
or papa does. / am always so glad 10
read anything IN regard 10 training chill
ureu. Aunt SuSieS Heart - Heart
Talks are so instructive ana interesting
truly she must be a noble woman. ! will
give little information which perhaps
some ot the sisters do NOT know. When
you take your layer cake pans ont of
the stove turn them upside down on the
table and put wet Goth on top OF the
pan, and i'm "a few minutes IL viii come
ONT SO nicely. J had so much trouble
with them sticking until / tried this.
VIII som" ono please friF" "a -a1d recipe
for removing 0ludruH from The head2
am bothered so much with it,.
Miss While Han Springs. Miss
wrote n letter to the Womau's Kingdom
That I had flowers 10 give away to all
that would send postage Wen ] had a
great many flowers and / thought that
J would get a dozen or more orders. but,
@ my they came by the fifty day. ana
f.N E.Et
OF flowers and have got rs more letters.
l can't possibly send any more this win
ter. ! viii have to wait until next fan
10 send the rest OF them. Now all who
have not received any flowers may know
that J nave no more TO send this winter.
tried not to make any mistake in filling
orders, but when one gets 300 letters
they may make mistake sometimes.
The FIRST orders | made 1 would send to
one lady 100 cuttings. | thought that I
would have a plenty. Now orders come
So fast / can't send SO many 20 one. 1
hope all that received flowers VIII he
p eased with them. Always put cuttings
iu warm water Two or three hours; ~
they are witheced wet II place on the
ground and let the cuttings stay all
night. ana thcy will be all bright in the
morning: il the weather is cold put a box
over them. I'm setting out cuttings put
q little wet sand az the bottom of each
plant
Mrs NJ T.. Henderson. RutIedge. Tenn.
~ wish To ask the readers of Womans
Kingdom ID amy one viii send me reci-
tauou for Il child from ten To thirteen
Years OF age. in exchange for the vege-
table uishrao seed. wish TO get some
thing rather funny. hoi lengthy ana CON
tanning Il good deal 81 elocutlOn. ] have
tine dishrag seed grown TVS summer ana
believe they are good. AMI VIII send To
any one sending postage 81 suppose one
or tSyo-cent stamp VIII be suftlclehp, but
would br pleased TO get a recitation III
exchange. .
made OF tine thread enough Tor h"hi-
krrehief not less than one inch wide. In
r.t,lrn 1 will give a cambria pattern for !
battanburg. pincushion size. and Will m I
rludc something else with ii In coihpth-
,.,tiou Please write me first
J wish Mrs y. v. Hepp. of Arkansas. /
would tell me the best feed and tonic /
-, oire my parr0t during its time ot /
moulting I am told July Is the tihe tleN
ebo,ld rnouIt but now the last Of No /
,..,,b.r mine is not entirely through, ana /
lots and lots of pin feathers are To pe I.
t,urd on head and neck. Ny parrot 4
,,or.t hattie either. and have sprayed 4
rim, 700 and another way Is TO put a [
ION over a bowl Of water ana souze MN T
i'm So as to get his feet all tahsle" UP I
i'm the cloth then WASH num- tui9 ~ I
,,ora Thorough than spraying. hut. On /
now many scratches those h;lls GIVE [
Mine can sing cry. laugh and tax: WINS,
~. etr OF course. / think he Is real /
smart.
Mr. g G. w. Rising I'awn, GA nave
t,e.,, m interested reader of The 'oilSu~
tim fo, u number of years nave
,aen perfectly satisfied TO sit back ana 4