Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-28
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hUICS
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tions must be sent separately and
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Question Box, The Atlanta Tri-Week.
ly journal. Atlanta. Ga.
Dear Folks-One of our chats next
week will be about recipes, that is
I will use my space for several tried
recipes. One for rolls, one for &
salad, one for a meat dish and one
for dessert. II.
So many requests come for good
recipes that I thought possible you
would like to have one day month
given to them.
If these recipes suggest others tc
you, write them out carefully ant
send to me: these will then appear
on our recipe day. Be sure yor
have tried the recipes before send
ing in, and be very careful as to your
measures and mixing.
Cordially. AUNT JULIA
Rose Bud-Fourteen is rather al
early age to be considering the mat
ter of love affairs, and there is nc
specific answer to your question. As
to how to be charming. the best reel
pc that I can offer is to be sweet
natured, kind, unaffected and inter
ested in other things than your owr
personal affairs.
There is no actual objection to &
friendly correspondence between vol
and a boy of nineteen. Yes, I would
rather he wrote first.
Evening Star-Just be your swee
natural self and think things will
come out all right for you. 1t il
a shame If such nice boy is asso
GATED with people you describe. bu
if you continue to be friendly ant
show no jealousy, if he is made O
the right stuff he will leave then
alone and come back to your crowd
Ethel Blissett-You are not to,
late to join our health club. Yol
can't compete for the S. prize, fo
you should have had six months OF
your record. If you have kept YOU
record since the, announcement o
course you can compete, otherwis'
send in the record for the time any
way, for we will have an honorable
mention list.
Mother-Let me make this sugges
ton to you about your nursery win
dows. Have you over curtains o
the cretonne as you desire, then have
your white curtains made like thu
studio curtains, that is, in two sec
tions, one across the top, the othei
across the lower sash. In this way
you can pull the upper sash bacl
when the sunlight comes from thu
direction to require it. and yet leave
you privacy in the room.
Nellie-I think the song you NEAR
is "The Gypsy Trail" 1t isn't new
but it is beautiful and especially 81
for mans voice. I think you
friend would enjoy several goot
songs for his birthday, and Their
is no objection to your sending them
Send me a money order and I viii
be glad to do your buying. Let ms
know if you can what songs he has
at least what new songs. Also wha
key you wish them in, that is
whether he is tenor. baritone O.
bass.
Lilly-If you will sit with you
hands in bowl Of warm water II
which has been dissolved some goot
soap, say for half an hour at night
then thoroughly dry your hands, rui
them with Almond cream, ant
around the nails either use a goot
cold cream or white vaseline, yol
will find marked improvement IL
your hands. Always dry the hand
well, and after the cream is rubbed
in around the nails, rub off the sur
\ plus.
| the second day of September, it was sure
nice one. There was dancing all day. Mis-
| Bonnie G. Adams, of Sorc-oss, Ca, / will
agree with you on the subject Won wrot
about in your letter. 1t was real interest
| ing. Come again. i jl,st thin Aunr JUL!
| is grand woman to give us space in III
journal. Listen, If 1 have any :cel cous
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