Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-27
THE QUESTION BOX
FOR EVERYBODY
Rules

names and addresses signed. If it
is desired that names do not appear
in the paper, add your initials or
some chosen name in addition to
your full name.
g. 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.
5. Letters for the Question Box
MUST NOT be included in letter for
Aunt JuliaS Letter Box. The ques-
tiOns must be sent separately and
must be addressed to Aunt Julia's
Question Box, The Atlanta Tri,
Weekly journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks: Naturally at this sea
son of the year our minds turn to-
wards the long days that we must
spend indoors.
Quite a number have asked about
the stuff used to give lovely flames
to fires" You must have in mind
the peat fires SO often read about
in stories. This comes from boys,
and while it is not possible for many
of us to go out and collect our own,
still we can have these beautiful
fires because certain firms are put
ting up this matter for sale. One [
have in mind advertises it for 81
small box, but this sprinkled on
the fire will give you a good many
glowing evenings.
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
Nancy Lee, of Mississippi: L am
only too glad to help you with your
cook book-yOu are right not to put
any recipe into your book unless you
know that it has been tested and
found good. The omelet is difficult
to make because it has to be eaten
at once, the baked omelet stands
little better than the others. One
lets are fine for Sunday night sup
per in the winter, when you have
your stove going any way. Have
all the rest of your meal prepared,
then break your eggs, eight eggs for
six persons. Beat separately, add
salt and pepper, fold whites into
yolkS, turn into a buttered skillet,
aluminium preferred, cook slowly.
When cooked sufficiently to be able
to run knife around the edge, lift
your pan on one side and fold over
with a batter cake turner. This is
the plainest omelet made. One tea
spoon of melted butter and one
fourth teaspoon of baking powder
may be added to your omelet. and
it should be served on a hot platter
/ will give some of the more elab-
crate omelets latter, as l have sew
eral requests for them.
Florida Bride: The second year is
the paper wedding" You can have
many unique features for this cele-
bration. Your cards could be either
engraved or written, and should read
1922 1924
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
at home
Wednesday evening, October the
fifteenth
At eight o'clock
One hundred TIain street
r. s. V. p.
Try to have your decorations in
artistic paper articles. and be care
full what you choose, for paper deco
rations can be pretty or pretty aw-
full. Gifts for a paper wedding are
almost limitleSs - stationery, which
can be as choice as your purse per
mits, engraved with the name of
the home, the address or monogram.
Playing cards, if your friends play;
picnic dishes, score cards for differ
ent games, books, lamp shades etc.
Julia L.: With brown eyes and
brown-red hair and a clear skin you
have a wide field of color to choose
from. There is a very popular shade
of brown this season that would
about match your eyes, that would
be very becoming if you feel that
you can pay as high as Sc to 81 q
yard You will need just three and
a half yards. and the loveliest velvet
for dresses may be bought in just
this shade.
Mrs. L.: 7 have given one good
recipe this week, so would you mind
waiting for the artichoke pickle UNI
til next week? [ will give you that
and a delicious way to serve artj
chokes as a vegetable.
Father: 1t is difficult TO know
just how to deal with a young son
like yours. The best and only way
is to win his confidence. and ! think
if you make him feel at ease with
you. he will straiGhten out.
Sellers BIenheim s. c. if YOU see this,