The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-17
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE

Mrs. G.. d. Griffith Hartford Ala.-To
dry snap beans select young tender beans
string and break as for cooking and dry
in the sunshine just as you do fruit They
are much better than when dried in the
shade. To cook, wash put on to cook In
cold water with a pinch of soda Boil
hour. then take up, wash in hot water
and cook as You would green beans being
sure to put in hot water the last time you
put them on to cook Success to the King
dom.
J. w. Green Acworth, Gal wish to
tell some of the doubling sisters aboht
the everlasting strawberry offered by a
North Carolina sister. Three or four years
ago l ordered some and now have an I'M
mense bed; they grow so rapidly. Have
been having strawberries since April and
they are still blooming. Any one wishing
and I will send package for anything use.
full and return postage. l paid % cents
per dozen for mine and know they are all
she claimed for them.
"A Friend" Branchville Tex-Several
months ago I noticed an inquiry in your
department Of The Constitution for
remedy for hard "craw' crop In poultry
There was a like inquiry in last week 9
issue also. and Mr. Redding advised open
ing the "craw," washing it out, etc. My
sister asked me TO write and tell the
Kingdom sisterhood or those interested to
feed their poultry thus affected on bacon
cut to about twice the size of a grain OF
corn and watch results, which would be
sure to be good.
Miss K. T., Box x 8, Floyd. Va.-Some
ttTpa a Of Gfctor
making wine. She used about 1-3 pint and
2-3 water. ! have lost the paper and her
address. Can some one give the same reel
pc again2 Last fall L wrote to the King
dom asking any of the sister who wished
to employ q governess to write to me-
received hundreds of letters. It was i'm
possible to answer all. I viii be glad to
hear from any sister In North or South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama or Florida
who wish to employ governess for the
coming fall and winter l prefer to teach
little girls. i can teach the usual school
branches, music and painting, also sewing
If desired. If any sister has the book "My
Lady Peggy Goes to Town" please write
me.
Miss Eftie C. Jones. r. r.. 2. BALDWIN.
Miss.-As the evening shadows descend
ana the DedutleS VI IidltiIo are only as Il
scene behind the curtain, made family
discernble by the silvery rays of the
moon, / sit at my window in a mood of
musing, Eliminating the events of the
day, and chief among the pleasures treas
ured in memorys casket was the reading
of so many interesting and instructive let
ters in the Woman's Kingdom. l am in
deed grateful to Mrs. Emerson for her
]ighthread recipe for have tested it and
find it a success. l have tried time after
time to make lightbread, but until I tried
Mrs Emerson's recipe my efforts were In
vain And oh. with what pride did
tell mamma of my success, and She en-
couraged me greatly by saying, You are
now prepared to make an excellent house
keeper, as this was the only thing you
were deficient in in the cooking line l
have been mammals housekeeper for
quite a while now and believe | would
enjoy change from acting "Dinah," so If
any of the Kingdom readers know of any
one who desires a music teacher or COVER