Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-04-22
Will try and answer all cards and letters
received. Let the letters flOy to
MILDRED LOGUE.

DeLand Fla, R. F. d. l, Box ".
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit two South Carolina boys into
your happy band of boys and girls? AS it
is the rule, will describe ourselves:
Broxton am feet Z inches high coal
black hair, blue eyes fair complexion. l,
Luther am ) feet high, black hair, blue
eyes, medium complexion, age. IA years.
We are coming in favor of adopting another
French kid. Aunt Julia, we think that we
cousins could keep up two. Don't you cous
ins?. 1 guess we will be stopping for this
time.
BRAXTON AND LUTHER HERRING.
Hamer, S. c., Route l, Box 80.
P. Sind inclosed 10 cents for the
Look here, cousins, some of you good
looking gals write to US. Will answer all
letters. Aunt Julia, please print this.
HELD, Aunt and Cousins: Will you all
band Il little while? 1 have not seen any
letters from this part of The state. Just
thought l would drop in and chat with
have been silent reader If the letter
box and enjoy it fine live on a farm
in the country and like farm life. We'll,
as this is my first attempt to write, !
feet inches tall, weigh 140 pounds. I
have blue eyes and brown nair and fair
complexion, and am % years old. Some
of you goOd-looking girls write to me. l
will try to answer all mail received. So
let your letter fly to
JESSE A WALSH.
P. Sind Enclosed % cents for club
button ard French orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two little sisters into your band! L,
Ruby, am seven years old, brown hair and
eyes and fair complexion. I, Edna, am five
years old, brown hair and eyes and fair COM
pleXion. We live on Grandpa Dixon's place
with our mama and uncle. Our papa died
in October of Influenza and asthma. 1t sure
hens and sell the eggs, and we also have a
pet calf. We both help mama in the house.
out in February. Our teachers name was
Mrs. Bessie Johns. We liked her fine. I,
Ruby, am in the first grade, and Edna is in
the primer We go to church once a month
and have Sunday school every Sunday. Well,
as our letter is getting lengthy, we will
close.
Your new nieces and cousins,
RUBY and EDNA DIXON.
Ringgold. Ga, Route ?.
P. Sind enclosed 10 cents for the
French baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
little girl who wishes to join your merry
The, Journal, which 1 enjoy reading very
much. the cousins corner especially, I
live on farm, not more than one mile
from Graham, Ga, where I attend school.
1 am eleven years old and in the fifth
grade Enclosed find 10 cents for the
French baby. Your new cousin,
r. F. D. No. 1, Graham, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonler
what you are doing this lonesome afternoon.
Mamma takes The Journal emo 1 enjoy
reading the letter box very much. ], like
most of the cousins, live on a farm. Will
describe myself: l have brown eyes, dark
hair and fair complexion. am nine years
old. Enclosed find 10 cents for the French
baby. Love to Aunt Julia and cousins.
GERTIE YATES.
Cullomberg, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia We shou Il be kind
to all animals. They are all usefu lin
some way. Horses came from Asia. They
are useful for farm purposes and travelling.
They feed grains and grasses. Cows
furnish lis with milk. butter and beef.
All animals like to be pettcd They should
nave clean, nutritious food, comfortable
quarters and be let out in the sunshine.
Cats are descended from the Nubian cat
of Africa. They love nome. and wien
carried off will travel niles to return.
They have teeth end claws for protection.
and padded feet they 2an slip up their
prey. Dogs are faithful animals. They
love their masters and will stay with them
till de:th. They are effective in keeping
rabbits away. Cattle seize grass with tEeir
rough tongues and bite it off with their
lower teeth and swallow 1t. T1cy will pro-
tcct each other. Many good animals are
will be EeEtle with them they Sil be
worth much more. ! wouldn't expect 10
be treated right if l mstrnated animals
as do. Your niece.
MISS DALLAS BAIDING.
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