Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-04
THE QUESTION BOX
FOR EVERYBODY
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Question Bcx, The Atlanta Tri-Week-
~ Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks:
My desk looks like an animated
cook bool-recipes to the right and
left of mean avalanche of reports
for good things to eat has resulted
in this condition.
Hope that you will clip such
recipes as you like, for I do not
think / will have room or time to
rereat them.
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
Mrs. A. A. M, Kentucky:
If you like cheese sandwiches
there are several combinations. A
slice of red pimento-you can buy
the canned pimentoes if you do not
can them yourself-and enough yell
low cream cheese ground with it,
seasoned with a little salt and mash
ed to a cream and spread on thin
slices of bread that have been first
spread with either melted butter or
mayonnaise. Cheese and raisins,
cheese and nuts of any kind fixed
the same way as the cheese and
pimentoes, also cheese and dried figs
or cheese and dates. The cheese sand
wiches are always better if whole
wheat or Graham bread is used in
stead of the white bread.
Mary r., Alabama:
There are many ways that you can
use your surplus Of ripe tomatoes.
Try this: Peel them and cut into
"a her small pieces, salt and pepper
anG add to scrambled eggs just be-
fore they have finished cooking. To
broil for breakfast, cut in half with
out peeling, put in an aluminium or
pyrex dish, put butter, pepper and
salt on the cut side and slip in the
oven to broil Serve in the same dish
in which they have been broiled.
Jeanne:
The most fashionable green for
hi INT ic or
Green" You can, of course under
stand from the name the shade, but
I want to tell you that this shutter
green is nct glaring like the green
I've seen on some shutters, but more
of a soft moss shade.
Evelyn:
The song you ask for is morbid
and not such a song as [ would like
for my nieces or nepheWs to read or
sing. Learn only elevating songs and
poems; our lives are too short for
anything but the best.
Jack D.:
I think if you have two suits for
this fall you will find that you can
keep we'll groomed and comfortable,
that is, of course, if you will join a.
good pressing club. The cost of these
clubs is small, generally $3.50 to 81
per month, and this allows you at
least one suit a week to be pressed.
In some places they charge 25c per
suit and you can have two suits
week pressed for So per month. If
you have one of your suits a. good
dark blue, you will find that it an
swers we'll for semi-dress occasions.
as well as some other. l won't try any
this time
1 think Hilda Powells talk on "Educa-
ton" was good. Ethel McKay's letter was
very good, | thought Come again, Luther
you all think the same, now don't you?
/ received some very nice letters the
last time | wrote, and 1 thank Aunt Julia
very much for printing my letter.
How are you cousins enjoying this warm
weather? 1t certainly is hot in Louisiana,
but it is a nice state, anyway. Some of
you cousins come and visit me and see if
it is not. The letters are almost all from
Georgia, so therefore, Georgia takes the
front seat. Does she not?
Well. I must not break rules and this
must be over 80 words, so l must bid you
farewell.
If any OF you boys and girls write me I
would prefer to hear from those that have
written to the Letter Box.
was Is years of age July %. Have I
a twin?
Thanking Aunt Julia for tbe space.
| am. old cousin,
fMfSS) VERA NJ. BRIGGS.
Opelousas, La.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. All: Here
! come for a summer call. This is my first
| time to write, so please let me in while
all is right. ] live in the western part
OF old North Ca -olina. the dearest place