Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
WHAT B COMPETITORS HAVE SUGGESTED
For imp-o~smsnt of soeiaI cornsr.

kexiah DocIittIe: To make the So- cfal Corner more interesting, write short letters often, and keep one pen name.
 Grandma: I would suggest the prizes for each month be given for some especial thing. For instance. one month for the best letters ons garden Ing, the next for tested recipes; then the kitchen. pickles and preserves, and SO on. for the twelve months of the year. 1t would give us something spe- cisl to think and write about and the be more convenient for reference.
 RursI Delivery: Short letters and to the point; fewer recipes and more practical housekeeping letters; how to make the kitchen the most attractive room in the home discussed might tm- prove the Corner. The man of the house wants The Corner to gfve him something besides pies, cakes and buildings.
 Imosene L. orafF: Eliminate copied recipes and contribute ideas born of experience.
 North Dakota: Let each writer study to interest the entire Corner. and to make the Social Corner page an asset to The Bulletin.
 Tidy Addly: Once a month or 50 we color. markings and habits of our na- tive birds. Also culture of roses and other shrubs and flowers.
 Thsoda: If we all write with . mo- tive to improve the page and what will be helpful and uplifting to every read or, we can but feel we are making for harmony and happiness as well as be- ing character builders and true Social Cornerites.
 Merry Andrew: Let's have a Social Corner flower club and write our ex- perfence with summer gardens and winter window gardens. and through this club we may exchange seeds and bulbs. and use plants for special prizes when we compete
 Etta Barber How would a 'Garden garden: a Flower Number" a House hold Number" for all kinds of helpful suggestions; Cooking Number" "Dressmaker's Number" a Mothers a Poultry Number" a Fourth of July Number" a Vacation Number; |" a Fancy Work Number" etc, etc, do for a change?
 An Early contributor: Reserve SO cial visiting for picnicS. Write useful, helpful letters only.
 A Friend of The Corner: Get the young ladies interested in The Corner. A good many. of them can cook and sew and write bright letters I think they could aid to brighten The Corner
 EtheIyn: Add a Bible verse, home A-A~-~AOAA reau.
 Dutchy: Let the Sisters send only six recipes at a time; and have an exchange column on the page for the Sisters.
 Ola: It would brighten The Corner to write our funny experiences in life The Corner should not be kept too se- rious.
 Evangciine: I wish some of the writers would tell how to make gar den so things would grow-both flow CTS and vegetables.
 Autumn Joy: Why not have a touch of home, for mothcrs-toIbe and those that are mothers? Haven't any of So- cial Corner Sisters children?~ You wouldn't know it, for they seldom mention it. Practice what you preach and be careful what you preach
 Wrinkles: Boss your own job. Run the Corner upon business principles.
 Aunt Nancy: Eliminate useless mes- sages and keep to the educational.
 Primrose: suggest for the improve ment of The Corner that no letter ex- ceed 500 words in length
 Sarah Ann Tighe: Instead of so constantly calling upon the old writ CTS to entertain us couldn't we inn