Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-25

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Aunt Julia's Letter Box. The ques-
lions must be sent separately and
must be addressed to Aunt Julia's
Question Box, The Atlanta Tri-Week-
ly Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks:
This evening, as usual, I have
been thinking about you and the
question box, and wondering how I
can make it best serve you.
Often I have picked up a paper
or magazine and been interested in
some department, have meant to
write that department some time,
but felt that my, question or sug-
gestion was too slight to get notice.
| Having felt that way myself, 1
can imagine how you feel about
writing me about what in way
seems trivial things. Please don't
feel that way. Just the smallest
| question may mean an opening up
of an interesting topic for you and
others.
1t is my purpose to keep in touch
| with the best authorities on the sub
| jects that interest you. When a new
subject comes up, then 1 will fol-
low that line until you are satisfied
with the information you get. 1t
isn't that I'm just interested in the
department they have given me in
our paper, but that I am interested
in you individually. 1 have lived in
rural districts and know just how
fine and full the life is, but [ also
have felt the need of talks with out
side folks, an exchange of ideas to
polish up my brain. That's what
! we want to do. Get in touch with
each other for our mutual benefit.
Our Question Box is new, let's
make it a helpful department and a
success. If I give an answer to
some query and you can make the
| information fuller, send it right
along; We'll be glad to get your help.
Cordially,
AUNT JULIA.
Betty: No harm that can see in moon
| light picnics if they are properly chaperoned.
John: 1t would be impossible for me to
say whether you have high blood pressure,
my advice would be to see doctor at once
Margaret: Write to Bookhammer, White
hall street, or S. A. Clayton, East Hunter
street, for the Information you desire ABOUT
having a switch made.
Mary: Big, coarse tatting whipped around
scrim curtains would certainly be lovely In
your dining room.
Bessie: 1t is a great mistake to under
value your work, but if you wish to sell 1t
do not put too high price on it..
Reader: 1 find that the list of books for
your library club is too long for publication
in the question box, please send me
stamped envelope. You can get a splendid lot
Of books from the Cole Book company, White
hall street. Atlanta, Ga, for 75c piece and
if for a library discount of 10 per cent
will be made. This, of course, does not in
clude postage.
Ross Holstein: If any of the Question
Box readers know the author of the follow
ing verses please give the name so Ross
can get it:
Underneath the shade of the trees, myself
passed into somewhere as a cloud.
1 see my soul floating upon the face OF the
deep, nay the faceless face of the
deepless deep
Oh, the seas of loneliness,
The silence waving waters,
Ever shoreless, bottomless colorless, have
no shadow of my passing soul.
|, without. wisdom, without robustness
what a livid dream in the moonlight
is my dream; what a rose sings in my
song
Rose Lover: l am going to ask Lucy
Ethride to answer your question: What do
you think is the best eYer-blooming climb
erY" She has written me such nice
letter about roses. Lucy, let us hear from
you abuot climbing roses.
Leona Mcclure, Shaw, Miss: If your
brother, ]. r.. Mcclure, sees this, 1 am
sure he will write to yOu.
Lewis McCarstle: Sorry, but l haven't
any complete list of the Letter Box Cous-
ms" we have new cousins joining us every
week.