Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-28
THE QUESTION BOX
FOR EVERYBODY
RuIoc
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is desired that names do not appear
in the paper, add your initials or
some chosen name in addition TO your
full name.
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4. All letters requiring personal re-
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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 Julias
Question Box, The Atlanta Tri-Week-
ly journal. Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks: Summer is surely
with us now, and late in the after
rooms. or during the long summer.
evenings, we often wish we did have
something, nice and refreshing to
drink, but when we have to stir
around to get the cooling drink
ready, there's not much pleasure in
it, so l am going to make a sugges-
ton.
During the day, when you have to
be IN the kitchen, make a syrup by
boiling sugar and water together
when this is cool, add lemon Juice
or other fruit juice, as you prefer,
put tlis mixture in a quart jar or
bottle that can be fastened tight,
then into the spring, if it is close
enough, if not wherever you put
your Lutter and milk to keen cool.
When you are ready for the cooling
drink, it will be ready. Of course If
you are fortunate enough to have
ice, just little will give you an
iced drink
Next week I will give you the rec
ipe for raspberry shrub. Cordially
yours,
AUNT JULIA
Billy Boy: Nothing looks nicer on
a boy CT man than white duck or
flannel trousers and a fresh whHe
shirt. l like the white belt and
navy blue tie, white shoes and socks.
Nancy: You are eating too much
rich food-cut down at least one
half on your gravy, eat plenty of
green vegetables, not too much
cream. If you feel perfectly we'll
and your skin looks greasy and has
plmples, it is pretty good sign
that you humor your appetite. Be
sure 20 use good, hot water and a
pure soap on Your face and neck,
rlrsing in cold water.
Miriam: No, I do not think that
interest in religion is fadiSg out.
Some people think it clever to pose
as "ooubters,' but the whole beau
-)fui world speaks of our Lord and
His goodness
Mother: | would certainly sug
gest your consulting n doctor about
your two little girls. 1t isn't nat.
ural for children to entirely lose
their appetites and not sleep. Los
ing flesh with child l think is al.
ways a danger signal.
jimmy j: Sharpen a stick, about
the size of a lead pencil, to a fine.
but net too sharp point, use this
for cleaning your nails. Wrap a
l1eCe Of SIT cotton, a very thin
piece, around this stick, dip it into
iemon juice and go under and around
the edge of your nails, gently push
ing the files back as YOU do this.
soak your hands in hot water and
SUES made of pure soap, wipe with
d SOFT towel, working the flesh into
shape around the nails as Won do
inns. Keep this treatment up. work.
ms little cold ?r"am or vaseline
into the nails at night and youu
lind a great improvement.
90 to Florida. | would like TO correspond
with some of the boys and girls living in
Florida. | will not describe myself this
time. viii leave my age for you all ro
ness-somewhere between eighteen and
twenty five. All who wish to write TO .
corn hoeing girl just let your letters come to
tMISS) WILLIE NAE SHARPE.
Seabolt, Ca.
Dear Aunt Julia; Will You please admit
TWO lonely girls into Your happy band? We
are subscribers and readers of The Journal
We hope Aunt Julia will not shut the door
before we get in. We will take for our sub
Ject AN Ideal Husband" We wish him 10
nave dark brown eyes and coal black hair
1alr complexion and weigh about 135 pounds,
and be about feet inches in height and
write us cute LETTERS What do Won saw
girls! We are great lovers of flowers and
are also bookworms. We surely would ap.
preciate it If some of you cousins would
send MS some flower seed. Mr. Mack Nc
faEden' call again. We would like TO hear
from you soon. Boys, what do you want TO
LAX about girls using paint and powder for
ana chewing home made tobacco doesn't 1t?
Boys, tell the truth We will give Won a
1ttle description Of where we live: We live
IN Inc country, about nine miles from the
cry. our country is thickly settled and we
have some good neghbors We both have .
lovely mother and father, and surely are
Eiad, Vivian has two sisters and one broth
or. Estelle has one sister and three broth
ers. all living. Every one OF Won write
Address all mail separately 10
MISS VIVIAN KERCE
(MGSS) ESTELLE REEVES
Kings, Ga
F. s,-Inclosed find cents for orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia; Please let another mar
ried lady into your happy band We take
Inc journal and | enjoy reading the letters
so much, also the stories and Dorothy Dix's
taIkS what are you cousins doing for pas
Time these days? l keep house work in tho
garden and crochet some when ! have time
nave been married six years. have good
husband and one little boy four years old
Some OF You married ladies write TO me as 7
get lonesome sometimes. VIII try to answer
all. Your niece and cousin
MRS. W. c. REYNOLDS.
HawkinSvlle, Ga, Route 1.
Hello, Aupntie aud Cousins: Here comes
Two Georgia girls 70 join the happy band or
boys and girls. We are country girls live
on the farm and enjoy it very much Cuess
{ t%,. an are wondering how we look. but. as
thlS is our first time to write we won't de-
scribe ourselves only say we're seventeen
and eighteen years young Cousins write us
We gonna" see which gets the most LEI
ters
MISS JESSIE CHITWOOD.
Resaca. Ga. Route I
tMISS VELMA JOE BOWEN.
Resaca. Ga, Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I've inst
been wondering il you would admit north.
ern girl into your happy circle Wen. I
suppose ! might just as well tell Won what
look like and he done with it, have
medium brown hair. Bobbed? Why Of
course IL is. Rosy cheeks (not painted
ones hut really naturaD and my ewes are
called Niue. hut call thnr, cal n,.nr 81.