Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-08

From Mamie Richardson, answer
ing Aunt Julia's request for can
ming:
can everything I can get, when
it is most plentiful, and usually
have perfect success. My pet can
ming is meat and 40 pounds of either
pork Or beef ground to sausage will
make almost enough for an orut-
nary family during the SUMMED
After seasoning, put in a boiler, six
quart size, add water enough to boil
perfectly tender, which will be about
l. IL hours, a steady boil add water
from boiling kettle if it boils too
low in this time. Use ordinary fruit
jars and fill with the meat when it
is done, adjust rubbers and lids,
placing jars in boiling water in
boiler an inch or more above the top
of jars, cover with lid or boiler and
cook Is or 20 minutes. That is long
enough to heat all the air accumu-
lated while filling, remove the lid
from boiler, screw lids tight and turn
jars upside down. If it is we'll cooked
and perfectly fitting rupbers, it will
keep well. l have used this for
more than ten years for pork, chick.
ems, Ivers as well as other things.
l have Is pint jars from last Feb
ruary's butchering now. It is deli
cious to cook with rice, make meat
! PIES with raisins Or bake with meal
as cracking bread, add a few Irish
potatoes, it makes perfectly splen.
did hash.
Aunt Julia: This is my standing
recipe for canning. Out of 105 jars
! this summer and 45 last winter,
| have lost three. have several pears
waiting to mellow for jam, sweet
pickles and just plain canning.
MRS. MAMIE RICHARDSON.
High Springs, Fla.
Julia S.: I have just found this
suggest m for senior class party
and am giving it to you, as 1 be-
lieve it will be a lot of fun.
The hostses in question entertain
ed her class by giving each an ex-
animation book in which were writ
ten amusing questions about the
school and classmates. OF course,
these questions were Of the pleas.
ATTEST character and had no sting
in them. After answering the ques-
tons the papers were graded and
the answers read. Then mock grad
uation exercises were held, this part
being planned out by the hostess be-
fore the party, tiny diplomas were
given to each guest and on being
read disclosed prophecy regarding
the member of the class who re-
ceived it. Simple refreshments were
| served.
| Nell: If the place on your finger
continues sore you should see a doc.
tor at once. l do not like your de-
scription of the angry look around
| your nail. [ hope when you read
this that this trouble will either have
| cleared up entirely or that at least
you have been wise enough to see
a doctor.
Marshall: For the birthday party
! of your girl friend a two-pound box
/ of really nice candy would be all the
gift necessary. 1t would really en-
| barrass her to receive a costly gift
from you at a party unless gu have
already announced your engage
ment.
Misty: Have you an encyclopedia
in your home? If you have a few
| hours study a day will give you
world of information. Wherever you
read or hear discussed some matter
! IiloL llICl SStS yOQ- UIC WHICH you
do not clearly understand consult
reference book, or frankly ask some
one whom you feel is we'll informed.
this time, and if this is printed will come
again. Two cousins.
(MIss) TossIE sLAToN.
! Section, Ala.
(MIsS) MAE DEE THOMAS.
Section, Ala, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will vow let
a happy South Carolina girl join your happy
oand OF boys and girls? We have been TAX
ing The Journal for almost ten years.
| wonder what you cousins are doing these
J rainy days. Most of You cousins take SUBJ
Ject l will not this time. If l were to it
would be on my Ideal Husband" 1 have
| dark brown hair (bobbed), brown eyes, me-
dunn complexion. 1 will exchange photos
with the first one who guesses my age; it
Is between fourteen and eighteen. Cousins
Viii some one send me the song, 1.-The Ship
/ That Never Returned 2" Write to happy
South Carolina kid. ! assure you an answer.
lnclosed cents for Inez. Sincerely,
(MISS) LILLIAN CRANE.
Easley S. c., Route 2.
Dearest Aunt Julia: will Won admit 4.
| lonely Georgia boy into your charming circle
| OIL boys and girls? | have been reader of
the Letter Box for several years, and think
! 1t Is just fine. ! have been in Florida for
| the past few months, but am at home now.
! wasn't at home but about two weeks be-
|
ated on for appendicitis. | surely think
| Florida ~ a beautiful place to live am
thinking of going back before long 1 guess
! had better describe myself and go: Auburn
| ha1r, fair complexion, brown eyes \ feet s
| inches, weigh 165 pounds. MY age is he
tween twenty and thirty years. To the one
guessing my age correctly / will send NV
photograph. All you cousins write to me. 4
| newc ousin,
(MR.) EBERT GRIFFIN.
Nashville. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
open the door and let me in for little
chat. l will not stay long. 1 see most of
you cousins take subject, so l have de-
us would obey 1 think we could do better
| in life The world has no use for wild
oats, and you have no time to sow them.
Don't so out into the world expecting great
opportunities to fall to you, for these NAV
never come. You may not climb to the
heights OF glory, but make what you do
SHINE for the glory Of heaven. 1t is the
| Dig things in life. Put all the heart in
what you are doing. You have only one
life to live and one soul to save. Do not
SCOTT at religion. Cousins, this is nv first
attempt too write to the Letter Box, and
| hope to get lots of letters from You. so
please don't dissppoint me- My age is be-
tween is and 10. Who can guess it, 1
! nave dark hair and light blue eyes. fair
| complexion. Answer every letter received
Thanks so much for Aunt Julia printing
| this. new cousin,
! PAUL REEVES.
Luxomni Ga, r. F. D. No. 1, Box 10.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii Won
| an permit a South Carolina lad into your
happy band of boys and girl? am off
IN prep" school and feel very lonely at
tlmes. guess you all will expect me
| 10 90 as others do, describe myself; dark
| mar blue eyes, fair complexion, height 81
inches, weight 1859 pounds. My age is be-
! tween l1-21. First one to guess it will
receive souvenir. An you girls and bows
| write future friend for you all know
now you would like to receive letters un
ger such circumstances. Ny home town is
Spartanburg. This is my second year in
! prep school. Must close. viii snSvar
all csrds and letters received Thanks IN
You. Aunt Inia for nrintin- Liz q -.