Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-18
THE QUESTION BOX
FOR EVERYBODY
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4. All letters requiring personal re,
ply MUST inclose stamped, self-ad'
dressed envelope.
S. Letters for the Question Bon
MUST NOT be included in letter for
Aunt Julia's 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.
Dear Folks: To wake up with
good thick snow covering ground,
trees and shrubs made me feel that
winter had just started instead of
spring being just around the corner
1T occurs to me that you might
enjoy one of my recipes on one of
these chilly nights. Most of us
have fire in the kitchen stove at
night in this weather, and it only
takes few minutes to prepare this
dish.
am going to give you just gen
eral rule, you can regulate your
quantity according to the size of your
family.
Onion chopped fine and broiled in
butter, canned tomato, free from all
but small quantity of liquid. Eggs
onions, let simmer until thoroughly
hot, beat up eggs together, add to
hot mixture and stir. Serve on hot
toast. Salt and pepper to taste.
Try this and let me know how you
like it. Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
Anna v: have a feeling that any
one who can not with ease speak to
any one of their acquaintance be-
cause Of difference in social standing,
must be MIGHTY UNCERTAIN OF
THEIR STANDING! I have in mind
a girl I once knew who thought it
very strange that we spoke to our
housekeeper when we met her on
the street; 1t always rather amused
me to think Of her attitude in the
matter. My mother used to say that
the best mark of a lady ,Jas kindness
Of heart.
Leila, Of Alabama: Write to the
Cole Book company, Atlanta, Ga,
! for the things you require for your
school entertainment. If they are
unable to supply them they will fur
nish you with the information as to
where you can make these pur.
chaces.
e. p. w: Please send me a
stamped envelope so that I can send
you a personal reply; your questions
can not be satisfactorily answered
in the space 1 can allow in the paper.
Mrs. B. II. BarfieId, Route 6, Dub
lin, Ga: Writes that she has some
good magazines that she would like
to exchange with some OF our read.
ers for other good magazines; write
first.
Jenny Wren: A pongee dress with
embroidery in shades Of brown
would certainly be becoming to you.
baby is two years old and can't walk His
name Is James Hill. 1 want tho prayers
of you Christian people. We live a farm,
and like it fine. ! also like to read Doro-
thy DiX's talk. Cousins all OF you who
have flowers that didn't get killed please
send me some cuttings, and I'll try to re-
turn the favor, as the cold killed mine. I
saw letter in the Council written by
Trudie Hathaway, my niece. Aunt Julia,
please print this, as it is my first attempt.
had better he going before I break the
rules. I would like to hear from all the
cousins. A new cousin,
(MRS.) b. H. HATHAWAY.
Tennille, Ga, Route A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please open
the door and let a south Georgia girl into
| the circle. | have never written before,
and hope to he admitted. I will take no
regular subject this time. I am a school
! teacher, twenty-five years old, Ny birthday
IL August 20. Who has it? My home is in
the town of Nashville, Ga. l will saw
few words about the place. Nashville is
the county seat of Berren county and IS
known the tobacco town. as it already
| has two large tobacco warehouses. Elias
w. Smith come again; your letter was fine.
Also Hoke Chatham. One of your CORE
spondents is my pupil, l guess you know
who l mean, as l teach at Harper school.
Yes, we all think Aunt Julia is a fine lady
for permitting us the space in the dear old
Journal to get acquainted with each other.
Lots Of love to all,
(MISS) MITTIE EXEM.
Nashville, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Won't you
open the door just little wider and let
me in for a little chat? I want to thank
| nuntie for printing my other letter. Then
| want seat over there between Lorena B.,
| OF Mississippi, aud George S.. of New Jer-
! sey, because, You see, we all have the same
| birthday, and I'm sure there are many
! others Come on cousins, all you that have
! December 20 for your birthday. 1 hope all
| the cousins had merry Christmas and New
! Year So now, before l forget it, I'll ask
all who will to write, especially those Of
! my name aud blrthdate. Love to all
(MISS) YIRGIE u. KING.
Screven, Ga, Route ?, Box G.
TEN LETTERS WEEKLY a
Deasast Aunt Julia: VIII you be so kind
| as to allow this little Georgia girl to be-
come acquainted with all the cousins in
! other states? l am anxiousato become some
| lonely boy or girls best pal, so come on
! now, and write to me. l am a jolly girl
Of sixteen+two and 1 love all kinds Of
| real sports. I delight in going hunting
| just as you boys do. Georgia is a dear old
! state, we have wonderful mild climate
| and I will delight in telling the cousins
more. Now. boys, don't he frightened be-
cause this is leap year, hut send your let
tiers to this jolly girl. ! will assure each
Of you hasty reply. Aunt Julia please
| don't allow my letter to be thrown in the
wastebasket, as this is my first attempt
to write for publication. Thanking you for
your kindness, 1 am, another cousin
MISS HAZEL DARBY.
Scott, Ca, Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia: I am young man Of
%. My work is civil engineering, and
am a native of Georgia. l desire to cor
respond with some nice, intelligent cousin
| in Atlanta. My religion is Christian SCien-
tlst l get very lonely for a good Georgia
. friend to write to. VIII YOU please print
TINS IN your Letter Box? Thanking you, I
am, sincerely,
FRED l.. HICKS.
| office Engineer Mo. State Road Dept. Boy
Us Willow Springs, No.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: am knock.
inS again for admittance. I was welcomed
once and hope | will he this time Many
thanks TO you for printing my other letter
| am in school today Clara Williams is
my teachers name and Thelma King is my
OBSTINATE We are both in the seventh
grade. We surely do have fine time play.
ing basketball Timms Chapel is the name
Of the place where I attend school. Has
anyone got my birthday: It is October 81
am thirteen years old and am a blonde
What do YOU all DO for pastime? For ms
pastime I read I live four miles east of
Resaca and nine miles northeast Of Cal
houn, in thick settlement. I live just
UPSET STOMACH,
Gas. INDIGESTION.