The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-13
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENTS.

]. II. M Bailey, Marion. Ala.-I served
as a private in company *. Thirty
seventh regiment, Georgia volunteers,
C. S. A. Would like to get address OF
two or three members Of that company
Mrs s. f Dickey. Osyka, Miss would
be glad to hear from some person who has
plenty OF good homemade lard to spare.
WIN return stamps If desired. Write soon
and ohlige a sister needing your assist
ance, hut willing to Give value received.
Also wishes to procure some rye seed
Mrs. Jim Thagard, Greenvnle, Ala
desire TO correspond with some lady in
need Of n home; one Of good character and
quiet disposition and one that is willing to
assist in general house work. with
family Of five Win give one a good home.
If there Is one write to the above adj
dress.
Mrs. J. J. Davis, Stephenville. TEX
am a stranger to you all, but hope to get
acquainted through The Constitution.
live in the Lone Star state. ! have some
real good recipes that I wish to exchange
for crowder and little lady peas One to
make the best and cheapest soap l ever
saw. another for the best face fluid l
ever saw. another for cleaning coat col
lars children's heads etc; 1t IS very fine
VIII give either for one quart Of peas or
all three for two quarts. one of each
Mrs ] r. Samuels. Thomson, Ca
4Tave env OF the sisters used w. ]. Tin
dalrs electropoise with desired results?
have so often been defrauded Of my hard
earned money and my hearing not bene-
fted any / am real anxious to hear II
any have Ssed one and If 1t Is the same
invention that the queen gave a medal
for not long since. l am like Aunt Susie
in one respect, ! do not like water.
was amused at the letter of one sister
from Louisiana asking Aunt Susie out to
see her during an overflow. | would go
the other way Thanking all in advance
for the information l deS-re and wish YOU
each and all Z happy and prosperous life.
Long live Aunt Susie. She Is and has
been such a help for this poor scribe.
Mrs J. d. Tucker, Valparaiso. Ind.-The
Constitution has made but few visits to
our home. l am much pleased with it,
especially the Womans Kingdom. My
heart goes out in sympathy for those I'M
fortunates l do envy the ladies of our
land. their wealth. not that l may have
rich clothing or fine furniture. but that
l could contribute to the needy. | want
to say to Ben Knight and others like Of
hicted who are fond OF religious reading
and are not able to pay for it, write me.
and l will send The Union Gospel News,
printed at Cleveland, Ohio. A sister,
whose life was filed with good deeds, has
gone home to glory. For years she has
subscribed for this paper as q Christmas
gift to me. Since her death / have made
VOW that this excellent paper shall be
sent out on It's mission of mercy, and
God grant that they may cast a ray of
sunshine into the lives of those who read
them as they have mine in the past
have many back numbers, and they will
long subscriber.
Mrs M C. Emerson, Tunnel Hin. Ca
AS this is the season to succeed best in
making the old-fashioned salt yeast light
bread I send my recipe | get 1t done
and out of the stove by or half-pase 8
o'clock in the morning At night take
one-fourth cup Of fresh milk. add three
fourths cup of boiling water. pinch Of
salt, corn meal enough to make a rather
thin mush, cover it close, sput where it
will keep warm. q usually put my little
ben warned, cover it and set it behind the
stove) Next morning it will be sweeten-
ed, then take a cup of fresh milk add a
pint of boiling water, a tablespoonful of
salt. one aud half o sugar and cold
water enough to cool it so that 1t will not
scald the -four, then with flour make a
rather stiff batter, then add the yeast that
was made the night before and In one and