Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-25
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Question Box, the Atlanta Tri-
Weekly Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks: While we are having
beautiful Indian summer weather
now, it will not be long before the
!od, crisp days will arrive and then
we just naturally begin to think of
food most suitable for winter
weather.
A leg of lamb is a great favorite
with many people and mint sauce or
jelly naturally goes with it. l pre-
fer the jelly, you can get it a lovely
green with the vegetable coIoring
and by molding it in small cups,
filled about one-half full, you get a
most attractive, individual service.
Another nice winter dish is sweet po-
tatoes, creamed with generous
amount Of butter, seasoned with or
ange juice, to taste, and the top of
the baking dish, or [ should say the
top Of the potatoes in the baking
dish, dotted with marshmallows.
Try these two suggestions your
first Sunday dinner after the cold
weather begins.
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA
Jenny Wren: If you are planning
Il velvet dress for best" with your
coloring do get q rich autumn brown,
nothing is more becoming to a per-
son with red brown hair, brown eyes
and a clear skin that that color Of
brown. Get your pumps and gloves
to match and your stocking of a
lighter shade of tan.
Mrs. r. T. L.: [ have never found
a way to keep the light weight rag
rugs from rolling up. 1t occurs to
me that you might buy the small,
oblong weights by the yard and bast
this on the ends of your rugs that
would / believe help at least. Of
course you'd have to remove the
weights when you washed your rugs,
but anything would be better than
having them slipping and rolling I'M
der your feet.
Boss: My dear boy, if you are
going to start out your married life
with the idea of demonstrating that
you "are boss the very first thing
and are asking my opinion as to the
wisdom of that line OF action, let me
tell you that if that is your feelin :
DON'T MARRY. There is no need
of boss in a well regulated home.
Contrary Mary: You are just no;
we'll if you feel so contrary all of the
time, it isn't natural for a young
person to feel that way. See q doc
tor and if he says you need nothing
but good Gose of liver medicine
then take that and try you thinh
about somebody but Yourself Ir
other words you may be too idle tc
be altogether happy, get some occu.
patton.
Mother: If you are, as you say
clever at dyeing, you can make you.
little girls the cunningest dresses
and boomers OF unbleached cotton
dyed the colors that are most becom
ing. For the littlest one with the
rosey cheeks and brown eyes a. light
cherry cotton crepe or uE bleachet
muslin dyed that shade will make 6
stunning dress. The dull blues, or
ange and cherry or deep rose pinl
are the most pleasing colors for chill
dren'S dresses or romperS