Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-30

false friend is like a shadow-keeping
close to US in sunshine and deserving us
in the shade. That's all 1 had to tell you
Tor this time, Aunt Julia, and now I am
off for long walk to get up an appetite
for turkey. Thanksgiving will soon be
here.
BERNICE BEATTY.
Toccoa, Ga. Box 372
Dear Aunt Julia an dCousins: Will Won
Llease make room for a Michigan girl in
your happy circle? First, 1 want Aunt Ju-
liza to make sure Mr.. W. B. is out, for
catch me. Where does she live? Didn't l
hear some one whisper: Down on the farm;
and sure like it fine.
! was in Detroit this summer for a couple
or weeks. | was over in Canada and had
a real good time. We live in the sugar
beet country. The principal crops are corn.
oats, wheat and this is also great dairy
country. l will not frighten you with a
description of myself; but 1 will say 1 am
great lover of music. l play the piano.
| want you cousins to write to me and tell
me about the country as my folks would
Ike t. come south. I will close. hoping
the "astehasket don't get this. Lovingly,
MISS BEULAH MAY,
Seneca, Mich
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Now won't
some If you cousins move over and give
me seat by Aunt julia? 1t has been
some time since l have written, but | have
enjoyed the many interesting letters from
the cousins; but best of all, tine new story,
'Wllful DuiJa;" also the writings of Dor
othy DIX and Or. Frank Crane.
How many of you cousins like to read? 1
40. J am a regular book fiend. / have
read Tempest and Sunshine" "Ishmael,"
Self Raised "Inez," st Elmo" The
Broken Wedding Ring end many others.
Guess I'd better not write too much about
hooks, but reading is Il splendid habit and
every one should read few good books,
magazines and newspapers.
l an passionate lover of nature My
home is located on little hill in the
country and is partly surrounded by pine
ana oak trees. Guess I'd better go before
Mr.. w. B. comes around All of you cous-
lins write to me. Love TO Aunt Julia and
cousins. OPAL FARRER
Wadley, Ga.
P. S.-Inclosed find dime for the Amer
lean child.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Do any of
hope not. But if you do please try taking
stroll through the dense forests or open
fields, and observe very closely the many
beautiful and inspiring scenes and things
ten attentively for few moments to the
sweet and warbling notes of the song
bird as it sits peacefully rocking and
singing in the top-most boughs of the giant
oak. Observe the clear, crystalline brooks
and streams as they tumble swiftly or
flow smoothly onward toward the river or
sea. Stop occasionally, draw yourself up
to your full height, and take in a long
deep breath of fresh air. AS You continue
observe very closely everything that comes
in your way and when you return If you
are still lonely and "blue' Tor if you are
mott try writing few lines to q Missis-
sippi lad of IS summers. Will answer all
mail received. Good luck and best wishes
for Aunt Julia and all the cousins:
CHARLES c. RYAN.
New Site, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and cousins: want
to give some good helpful suggestions ana
recipes for different things. 1. Never
go to bed with damp or cold feet. 2.
Never go where there is contagious dis
cease with an empty stomach. 8. Soda
water is excellent for sick headache, when
caused by Indigestion. 4. Soda and ginger
put in hot water and drunk freely is
excellent for bilious collie. 5. For neuralgia
headache squeeze the juice of lemon in
a cup of black coffee and drink. g. To
remove fruit stains from the table linen,
dip the spot in hot water, wet with
hartshorn, using one teaspoonful to a tea
cup of water. Z. To remove iron rust mix
salt with lemon juice, put in the hot sun.
and if necessary repeat. With all good
wishes.
B. BEATTY.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 have
been silent reader of Cousins Corner"
to move over just little and let me
in for just a few minutes. What do you
cousins do for amusement? I only have
a half day each week, so 1 hunt, fish, and
drive my car. l have nice car that
Dad gave me when l finished in the
Massey business college. Well, as it is a
rule to describe oneself / will and go. 1
am five feet six inches high, have black
hair, blue eyes, and weigh 100 pounds,
am 20 years old. Who has my birthday,
February 10? 1 would appreciate hearing
from all you cousins. All letters will be
answered
JOHN G. EVANS.
Johnsonville, S. c.
Hello Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let two Georgia kids join your
charming circle of boys and girls? What
do you cousins do for pastime? We read,
crochet and go in the creek. We certainly
would like for some OF you good-l looking
kids to come and spend the fall with
us. We will describe ourselves, but come
back cousins. Don't run until we start.
Here we go. 1, Alma. have brown hair,
medium complexion, brown eyes, height
five feet and three inches tall, weigh 105
pounds. l, Thelma, have brown hair, blue
eyes, medium complexion, weigh lis
pounds, height five feet and four inches.
Our ages are between ID and II years.
Now cousins, come from behind the door,
the fright is over. All you cousins write
to us. We will answer all letters and
cards received. Your niece and cousins,
ALMA HARDIN.
THELMA ODUM.
Alamo. Ca, R. F. D. No. A.