Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-10
THE QUESTION BOX
FOR EVERYBODY
Rules

full name.
2. All questions must be written
on ONE SIDE Of the paper only.
3. No legal or medical advice can
be given, either in the Question Box
or by personal letter.
4. All letters requiring personal re-
ply MUST inclose stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope.
8. Letters for the Question Box
MUST NOT be included in letter for
Aunt Julias Letter Box. The Ques-
tons must be sent separately and
must be addressed to Aunt Julia's
Question Box. The Atlanta Tri-Week-
ly Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Der Folks: L have had SO many
queries as to cheese making, and it
just isn't possible for me to answer
that question satisfactorily. You
can, I'm sure, get a bulletin on this
! from the department of agriculture
at Washington, and I suggest that
all who are interested In this indus
try write for one Of these bulletins
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
Peggy: I would hesitate to recon-
mend the liquid you write about as
| a face bleach. There are several
| good creams for this purpose on the
market. Either write to a good drug
gist or send me a stamped addressed
envelope and I'll give you the names
| of several of these preparations.
| This does not come under the head
of medical advice; our rules, you
know, do not permit me to touch on
medical matters.
S. S. S.: You'll have to send an
! addressed, stamped envelope for adj
dresses.
Linda Patterson: Thank you so
much for your Easter greeting.
Dixie: You know that I seriously
object to familiarity, but I do not
think that a man who is planning
to marry a girl within months
time is likely to think so little of
that girl that he would want her
to do anything improper. Really, my
dear, L couldn't think Of telling any
one how often they should kiss the
man they are planning to marry,
that's a matter of your own con-
science.
E. NJ: How do you expect answers
to your questions if you only want
your initials printed. [ could not
sent direct to you. If you wish to
ask this question, send in your name
and address for publication, and If
any one desires to answer the let
ters will go direct to you.
LOWE Mae Golden, Ashland, Ala:
There is a dye for suede shoes, sells
for fifty cents per bottle, plus ten
cents for postage. If you wish this
send me P. o. order and I'll be glad
to have it mailed to you.
Hazel T.. Cothron, route /, box Z:
Thank you for your address. / have
planted the snake vine seed that you
so kindly sent me.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit North Carolina girl into
your happy circle? l have been silent
reader of the Letter Box for some time
and surely do enjoy it. Guess all you
cousins are glad springtime is here again.
I think it is the best season of the year.
How many of you enjoy fishing? We live
near creek and 60 fishing very often.
also like to read, and do some fancy work
I 90 to school at Peachtree High school
We only had four teachers last year. We
sure do have some big times a school. Do
any of you belong to the B. Y. =. T.?
do and think it is Il fine organization for
the young folks Mr.. Pipes is our presi
dent Why don't more of the folks from
North Carolina write? / guess Aunt Julia
is getting tired of me, so l had better go
If my letter is printed l may come again.
Can any one guess my age, it is between
II and 20. Everybody write TO me and
send photos. l viii try to answer all let
tiers received
Nnss) FANNY MOSS.
Murphy, n. c., Rt l, Box 65.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII You
please admit two lonely Virginia girls into
your happy band of boys and girls? We
a little timid, we have never written
before, please don't look very straight
at us. What do you cousins do for pastime?
We do just little bit of everything. espe
cially do we read good books Aren't you
all glad spring is here? We are so glad, for
We think spring is the lovelest time of all
the year. We live on a farm and like it
just fine. We both are the same height,
blondes and almost the same age We are
between IL and %. Annie's birthday is
April %, Celas is June 26. Have we
twin? Cousins. please write TO us for we
want to see who gets the most letters. Well
answer all letters received. Please send
CMISS) CELIA EDENS.
CM1SSy ANNIE Lips.
Jonesville Va.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: AS I have
been reading the letters in The Journal
so long, l decided / would ask Aunt Julia
to please give me space to become acquaint-
ed with many jolly girls and boys.
I am a girl of is years have medium
brown hair, fair complexion and eyes be-
tween blue and gray. | am the baby of
nine children, but don't think Pm spoiled,
for I'm not. l think it's fun for us to
describe our "ideal husbands" and wives.
So I'm going to say little on that line.
He must first be church member, "a
Baptist be honest and kind hearted, have
brown eyes, black hair, be aout feet 6
inches tall, weigh from $50 to $50 pounds,
be good worker and home maker and not
desire town life, for l always have planned
me a little love nest out in the country,
and l want all kinds of flowers, garden
and plenty OF chickens and COW. don't
care anything about the bank account, for
I'm like Dorothy Dix, l believe the couple
that works and plans together are the
happiest couples in the world Now some
poole may laugh at our descriptions. but
| wouldn't be afraid to say there isn't a
boy or girl living but who thinks of their |
future husbands and wives. it's nature and
l believe should he interested in looking
to that end. Now, don't you? You cousins |
write a lot about your books you wish to
swap. Well, l don't anything about
books. but l would be glad TO exchange flow !
cuttings, poetry and little love songs
with any of you. l have a poem about |
Women" III send to The Journal next |
time il Auntie gives me room this week, |
also one on What Sweetheart Is" SO II |
you cousins want it, drop me few lines |
and send me just any little songs. III |
send you the poems. I'm sure have |
stayed almost too long, ut cousins, write
me all about your countries and yourselves, |
and send photos. I'll exchange with you. |
So here's hoping for many letters.
lila LED ELLIS.
Cordele. Ca, Rt. r.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you |
please move over and let two west Texas /
boys join your circle OF jolly cousins? We t
will take for our subject AN Ideal Wife. |
As Cousins Ida Price of Osceola, S. C., made !
the suggestion. l would like for her to be !
jolly girl, with blond hair and blue eyes; |
not too large and not too skinny; always |
wearing smile, with natural rosy cheeks. |
A little tan or freckles would not hurt; no |
artificial paint. Bodied hair will be all |
O. X. but do not blame anyone but ones |
self for bobbing the pretty tresses. A fai: |