The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27

clean boiling water about three courses
and then put In the seasoning and put
on to cook. Beans dried this way are
called hickory withes' in the Little
Mountain State" They do not taste az
fresh az when green. but when hungry,
after a hard days work is done. there
is nothing suits my taste as well as
hickory withes during the winter and
summer months.
Mrs. e. L. Payton, Glenloch, Ca do
enjoy reading so many helpful letters
from the sisters, especially from Arkansas
and Texas. as l have lived there and have
kindred there now. Will tell the sisters
how I manage to not have so much to do
every morning: l gather vegetables In
the evening and get them ready to cook
next morning, and it is q great deal Of
help TO one who has as much TO do as
do. If the lady a Race Pond. Ga, that
sent me crowder peas two years ago will
send a stamp. / viii send her some choice
bunch beans; they grow over seven inches
long / have forgotten her name. If any
of tho sisters ever put up any apples
smoked with sulphur they kept nice 1
would be glad tf they would give fun
directions through Womans Kingdom l
send one cent for orphans home.
Mrs. Nj A. Judge. Hickory Miss, r. F.
d. No. 81 have been thinking for some
tlne l would write 10 ''our kingdom for
| think it ono o. the best papers pub
lished But what would 1t be without our
beloved edtress, Que of the south's
noblest women? We should appreciate
our page more and try to be more help
full to one another l see so many nice
recipes and exchanges every week. But.
my nv" some Of the exchanges are
so high. 1 have a nice lot OF Enghsh
shallots and would like to exchange one
half gallon o. them and one teacup full OF
fine winter tlrnip seed for three and one
half or four yards Of good calico, either
light or dark. you 10 pay postage You
nlant the onions out in August or Sep
TENDER and you Will haN , nice. tender
onions all the winter; and they are extra
fine in spring when there are no young
greens large enough to eat
Mrs. NJ e. j.. Windsor s. CT have
been reading The Constitution for some
time Enjoy it so very much. Have re
oeived considerable Information through
This Intelligent paper. Many thanks 70
fine kind sisters for the nice recipes which
thev send In. l cut them out ana save
them. WIN soon have enough TO make
me a nice cook book VIII some of the
kind sisters OF the Woman's Kingdom
sand me-. first a recipe for canning NUT
ton corn. second recipe FOR canning
string beans. Send by mail; will return
stamped envelope Win be very thank
full 10 any one sending me these recipes.
Mrs ]. II. Barrow, Milfort. Ala de-
trit n
who wants a home and is willing 10 as
sist in general household work. Must be
of good character and not under u years
Of age. ! had rather have girl that
has no relatives Can give such girl
a permanent home If she is all right, as
have no children.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Hay. Ocklocknee, Ga~-sis-
ters, please don't write for any more
seed now. l received twenty letters yes
terday, seventy today. I wish l had
hushel of seed. The demand IS greater
than the supply. Now, don't any Of you
that have sent for seed get impatient. l
will send seed az fast as / can, and Il i
cant send 20 all will return oil stamps
and money. Plant last OF August in
bed or rows. If It IS very hot weather
they win die Transplant when large
enough and work once or twice II need
full You can cut some to use before they
head. and the sprout will make heads
size Of teacup. 1 have seen five little
heads on one sprout. II there Is not q
good season in ground last of August,
the 1st to 4u,h Of September will DO a.
we'll
Mrs Roxie e. Thompson, sutphln, ".
CAS- the canning season is approach
ing I will give my way of canning snap
beans I use tin cans. Prepare the beans
Just as YOU would 10 cook them, put
them In the cans. fill with water, solder.
put in the boiler. cook fifteen minutes.
take out, solder up the tipping hole in
center OF the can. return to the boiler
and cook three hours and they are tusi
as good as fresh beans in the summer
You can put up tomatoes, corn and fruit
of all kinds the same way. Corn has to
be cooked six hours, tomatoes thirty
minutes, peaches thirty minutes When
making jelies use equal parts of sugar
and Juice, and it will CONCEAL lust as
quick as it boils, Buttermilk will take
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