The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
LOVERS

THE IMPLEMENT co,
1904 and 1904 E. Maiu Street,
nh r4-dfe1Th,awon RICHMOND, VA.
Governor Robert T. Taylor.s lecturea
published and entitled "Echoes?'
RRw.
. Do you know OF any place or nu,-
fishers where can get a copy OF Foot
prints in the Snow?" My mother read it
about eighteen years ago. and woul1 like
to read it again.
g. Would you kindly publish the w2rds
of that old song Some Day I'll Warder
Back Again.? c. TIE
The trio of inquiries Is respectively aud
humbly submitted to readers with better
memories and more extensive repertoire
| OF quotations than mine.
! When I was visiting Washington. D. c.
a couple of years age, I bought a guild,
book called The Standard Guide It de
scribed the city and had pictures of the
points of interest lost it coming home
and T want to get another VIII you
when you have timetelI me how or
where could get a copy? EDITHA.
Any bookseller in your city would order
it for you from Washington. II you can
not describe it more definitely than you
have in you letter go to a public library
and ask for guide books to Washington
Find your book. make a note of publish
er's name and title and order Il from a
bookstore
l. have made up and spawned 4
mushroom bed in a soap box in accord
ance with directions laid down in the
books. Can you or your constituents tell
TO grow mushrooms? Is it because tho
bed is not long enough or wide enough
2 Please publish receipt for mailing
sauerkraut on a small scale-for one fam
lily. for instance. Z. c.
l. A small shallow bed becomes of tue
same temperature with the surrounding;
air. The warmth must be uniform by dty
! and by night until the spawn is thorough
| ~ rooted. Your box should be set in bed
OF stable manure and a thick cloth De
| thrown over it on chilly nights
?. The recipe will be published in the
proper place before long.
few years ago. as I recollect there
| was published a book purporting to
! give Information as to publications de-
I string contributions, the kind desired,
| and the usual rate of remuneration.
| Do you know of it? Its value? Where
it may be had? I shall appreciate your
kindness if you can tell me about it.
have no knowledge of such publ
cation. Referred.
l, Is the word 'draperies' pronounced
'drap.ries or 'dra pries?''
2. Could you tell me of some acii or
medicine which would remove the stains
of nicotine, made by cigarettes. from
my fingers? r. q.
/. AS if spelled "elrav-peries
2. Peroxide of hydrogen will bleach
the cutcle temporarily. If you would
make the removal complete and perna-
neut stop smoking the abominable cou-
binatiors of paper and (allesedl tobacco.
By advising me in regard to the fol
lowing questions you will confer a greai
favor upon ''one who wishes to know
/ How are men advanced in railroad
positions?
? WHAT position must they under
take before becoming conductors
5. What will be good exercise for me.
as am rather stout. and am afraid If
I do not get a certain amount OF ex-
ercise that I will become overstout?
NJ and J. 8. s.
and . referred.
3. Walk; take regular course OF
gymnastic exercises and keep it UP.
Avoid s,archy foods sweets. milk. but
ter, fat meat and pastries.
Could you tell me where I could get
the recitation entitled The Boy Choir
ister?" S. J. Nee
Referred.
Will you kindly tell me through your
department about a trolley ride from
Philadelphia. New York and thence to
Boston? I am told that one can make
the entire trip by trolley. Is 1t so? And
kindly tell as much aS possible about
points en- route. time required, etc. The
matter of expense also. compared to
travel by rail- VACATION.
VIII somebody supply needed inform
alton? I have quer!st'S address
Please inform me through your paper
as soon as you can II you think there Is
any truth in the report OF the tidal wave
coming to Atlantic City? Wa ne hero
| for the summer and feel a little nrvous
Kindly let me know the name and address
az the man who predicted it and ,he ap-
pointed date MIS-. !. e.
7 hear now for the first time OF tie pre-
dfctfou. Or, il ever heard OF 1t. it ,assed
rom nv mind like breath from a Mirror
| DOZENS of other men have predicted tidal
waves which were to desolate the atIar-
tic coast upon certain days THIS days
came and the days went. leaving the lonx
coastline and its fringe of cities, owns
and villages intact. There Is enoug h real
and positive trouble in the world without
borrowing It upon such fimsy secrtty
as the predictions OF drearlers and IA
natics.
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