Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-09

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| Dear Folks:
In this issue I am giving you a
recipe for Blackberry Nectar. Have
had so many requests for it that l
| decided TO give it here.
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
Blackberry Nectar
pounds OF fruit, clean and cap
carefully. -
cups of good apple vinegar
! Pour on the fruit and allow to
| stand Tour days. Strain through
cloth and to one pint of juice add
pound of white sugar. Boil a quar-
ter of an hour and when cold bottle
ana corn. Strawberries, raspberries
and cherries may be used make
| the nectar.
Please cut this out for your recipe
DOCK, so you can have it in season
an dDlease write me whether YOU
have tried my summer recipes and
how you like them.
hathleen Worthington, of Kings
ton. Ga; Thank you so much for
your card of greeting.
MICK Glad l helped you. Put
Ia tablespoon Of dry sage or fresh
IN pint of boiling water, cover and
steep, strain and use on scalp. This
was given me by a high-class drug
Slst. hub the sage tea into the roots
Oh the hair, it will darken the hair.
out VIII also stain the ScaIp. In re-
pay 10 your second question: Moth
ing VIII remove the stain of ink from
the handle of your pink colored
fountain pen. You might try a Iii.
tie alcohol on it, or a little am.
monia, but do very little. for these
may leave a worse stain. but are the
only things that might remove it.
ripple: You can get a pink soap
and wash your faded pink wolfe and
you will be delighted with the result
IL you cannot get this from your
druggist write me on my return
ABOUT the eighth of August, and en-
close l5c in stamps and I'll send Won
abox, or have the druggist send il,
flapper: My dear, I'm not a
prude," but l do think that girls
are rather careless in their beha yior
L know a boy likes best a girl who
while is friendly. doesn't carry the
good fellow line far enough TO be
careless and suggestive In her be-
havior.
Mrs. T. H: think if YOU are go.
ms to have that crowd Of young peo-
pie as your guests it would be nice
just TO keep a cookie can filled and
| nave some fresh cooling drink for
tnem during the evens or after tbeir
return from ride or swimming party
NAMING your own home attractive
keeps your children under vour
! supervision and wanting to be there
thlnk you are just right not to
n
unless you know the name of tho
chaperone
Sole TO surmount the difficulties. dangers.
heartaches and disappointments of life Thep
Standing upon the summit of victory no ah1e
10 say with the poet in song Love Lifted
NE. Love, is self sacrificing 1t giyes ali
ana refuses to complain if nothing is given
III return. Yet smiles with adorable com
placence, upon apprecia ton. Love is an Of
tfloute which, if properly directed en-
circies EVIL md develops every noble impulse
or me Therefore, we love Him hecause
aioh tipst loVed us. ON resident of north
Aianama, IN Limestone county. viii answer
an letters. A cousin
w. r S. WALLACE.
Veto, Ala, Route l.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins. No do,ht
some of You will say, Eyes, here she comes
" "saih so soon But please, auntie, don't
ciose the door. for / came for only 1 short
cali' as m lonesome this warm sherman
since visited the merry band last I've
takeh TRIP up in ncrth Georgia. | spent
thfee months there. You may be sure 7 pn
10y 10y Gu my stay TO the fullest extent, also
me me scenery gong mp. ] especially enjoyed
tne capitol, looking at all those wonders in
tne lower part, and You may imagine 7 was
siao 10 get home, as there's no place like
nome. wonder what most of ven couSips
az planning on doing in the warm month of
July For myself, I'm planning ON attend
lug several revival meetings and one week 5
tnnt; Si meeting at Bluffton. Ga,
h II - meeting everyone should striy,
go %t'enu inat can, as there we learn so
much NV! how | would have enioyed heinz
WIN MIS- Stakely on Christmas dav! I'm
HWinily fond of good music and outdoor
np m Good-by, auntie, snd all Won cousins
| letters and cards come to '
MISS CALLIE SUE ANDERSON.
neaf Aunt Julia and Cousins: Hero comas
a n!t!e 9irl OF ten sunny summers seeking
mn lance lnto yonr charming band of lit
e io'nS' N.Y. but aren't there A crowd
VI us KneellnS around .<antie's knee listen
! ing eagerly for her bedtiI~S stories? am
Nlslting my mamma now. She lives in the
Delta part of the state. / like here fine
I - peautltni place. The land is 50 level
ana SO much of it cleared IN that Won csn
see long ways here. I had never been out
OF the hills till this year. ! came once in
me latter part of the winter, Just sta we'd
lnree Gays then, hut | came again in Nav
and I'm still here. | have always Iived
with my aunt. She is in bad health all the
time and wants me to live with her. She
hasn any children. You may guess | have
good time, as they have a store and
truck. Well I must be closing as it is al
most mail time certainly have epiovad
! myself and L thank Auntie and you cousins
for the warm welcome you gave me.
would be glad il some of you little cousin
would write me. Lovingly.
MARY LEE M'KAY.
Greenwood, Miss, Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia: viii you please let me
in for a few minutes? As this is my first
attempt. I'll promise not TO stay long or
course I'm farmers sirl. but won't de-
II you Will please print it;
THE MAN WHO HAS WON
7 want 10 work by the side Of the man
Who has suffered and seen. and knows.
Who has measured his pace IN the battle
line,
And has given and taken the blows:
Who has never whned when the scheme
went wrong,
Nor scoffed at the failing plan
But has taken his dose with heart of trust
And the grace Of a gentleman:
VINO has PARTED and struck, and sought
and given.
And. SCARED with thousand spears.
sun lifts his head to the stars of heaven
And is not ashamed of his tears.
Il want TO grasp the hand of the msn
Nho has been through it all, and seen.
W no mas walked with the night of an nm
seen dread
ana stuck by the world machine.
mo has barred his breast to the winds of
Gavin,
And thirSted. and starved. and felt
Inc sung and bite Of the burning hi2St
~, men the mouths of the foul have dealt:
Who WAS tempted, and fell. and rose sgajn
Aud gone on, trlsty and true.
WIN tod supreme in his manly heart
And his courage burning anew
"a give my sll-be it little or great
To walk by his side today:
o stand mp there with the man who knows
he clash and shock Of the fray:
VINO has gritted his teeth. and cIenched
his fists
And gone on doing his best.
Because Of love for his fellowmen.
And the faith of his strong mans breast