Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-02
AUNT JULIA'S COUNCIL
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THE QUESTION BOX
FOR EVERYBODY
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! your full name,
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MUST NOT be included in letter for
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-
Weekly Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
! Dear Folks: This issue we are 60
ing to have a recipe for grape mar
malade, am giving it next because
you will be able to make the grape
Juice and the marmalade at the
same time.
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
Grape MarmaIade
Rub the pulp Of the grapes, used
in making the grape juice, through
a sieve or potato masher. To a
pound of pulp add a pound of sugar,
spice to taste, cook down to a thin
substance. This will keep in jelly
glasses covered with melted paraffin,
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fine Sunday night sandwiches.
Penelope: A flowered wolfe with
the overdress of solid color cretonne,
matching predominating color in
your flowers, will make a quaint CO.
lonlal costume and will not be costly.
Jean: Seat the woman who is one
of your guests of honor at your hus-
bands right, her husband, your other
honor guest, at your right.
Mrs. L.; Tea napkins can be made
out Of fine soft quality of un-
bleached muslin, stitch a row about
an inch from the edge all the way
round; this done in the predominant
ing color of your embroidery that
you will put in the corner of your
napkin, and the edges fringed to
this stitching.
Beauty: [ think you are rather con-
ceited. Let other people think you
are pretty, and let your behavior be
so pleasant that they will like you.
Bette: 1t is too bad for another
girl to spoil your summer by little,
nagging gossip. Why don't you go
straight to her, tell her what you
have heard, be sweet and control
your temper, ask her why she is
doing this; if she doesn't realize that
it will not help her, and hurt you.
Explain your position. | believe that
this will straighten things out.
the second grade. 1 eight years old.
Who has my birthday, October 81? | have
little brother; he is four years old. Ny
takes The Journal. Papa saw Angus 4
Cakes letter in The Journal. He knew her
papa and mamma. They used to 90 to The
Jackson School for the Deaf My papa is
working on a set block at Mr.. George Ma
bry's mill. lie likes them fine. l must
close this, with best wishes to all, your new
COUSIN
(MR.) JAMES ALEXANDER
Hohenlnden, Miss, Route /, care Mr.. w.
j. Alexander.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Please open
the door and let little Georgia girl
into your happy band Of boys and girls. !!
they sure were fine. My father does not
take The Journal now. but l think he is
going to subscribe later ! get it from
farm and like it fine. We have lot
Of good vegetables and some pretty chick
erS. Also some flowers. that are real
pretty. Bupna Vista is in Marion county,
in about the middle part of, Georgia. ]
haven't seen many letters from this part
Of Georgia Come on, cousins. don't let
other places get ahead of us. | have brown
eyes, brown hair and brunette complexion.
Ny birthday was April 9Th. | was thir-
teen years old. Have / twin? If SO let
me hear from you. was promoted to the
ley High school. We have four teachers.
| |. know 1 must stop before l break the
! rules. All cousins write to me.
CIIsSl ELIZABETH BENSON.
Buena Vista. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
new cousin to join your happy band of
boys and girls. am ten years old What
do you cousins do for pastime? ] read and
make my dollie cloths live on farm
| Now don { get mad but Wouldn t you
rather live in the country where you can
raise your own vegetables? Why. of course
| / will describe myself and 20. have
brown eyes and hair and brunette com
plexion. All you ten-year-od cousins write
| to me- Ny birthday is May IA Have ! q
twin: mast go as this is my first at
tempt at writing 10 you. Let your let
'e'S '''H' (MIss) EVELYN BENSON.
Buena Vista, Ga, Route ?.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will yor
please admit from the dear old state o.
| South Carolina. a girl of seventeen. int
| your happy band of boys and sii.sE A.
This is my first attempt I'll not stay very
long l feel by reading Aunt Julia's coun
| ril I have gained many friends. Now
please don't dissppoint me. | guess every
| their alton this past term, but hope tt
finish high school next year. As | prom