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Each month, The Kentucky
Explorer magazine receives literally scores of letters from
our faithful readers. Among those letters we often find queries,
ranging from requests for words to songs and poems to trying
to locate former classmates and military buddies of long ago.
Here are a few queries from April
2005
Wants
Salt-Rising
Bread Recipe
Dear Editor:
I would like to request a recipe for salt-rising bread from the
readers of The Kentucky Explorer.
Bob Dawson
2704 Foxy Poise Road
Louisville, KY 40220
bdawson@matherhamilton.com
Wants
Words To Songs
Dear Editor:
There are three songs/poems I'd like to obtain the words for.
The first goes "Forgive me Lord and try me one more time."
The other two I learned in grade school. One is called September
and starts out, "The goldenrod is yellow." The other
song is about the wind and a few of the words are "when
the wind is from the west, the trees and flowers grow the best."
If anyone can send me the words or music for any of the requests,
I would appreciate it very much.
It is wonderful the way the readers of The Kentucky Explorer
seem to want to help others.
Minnie Carender
7097 N. Peacock Road
Williamsburg, IN 47393
Searching
For Old
School Friend
Dear Editor:
I would like to find an old friend who I attended school with.
We lived at Lookout, Kentucky, in the 1940s. Her name is Alene
Coleman.
I would appreciate any information.
Jean Bartley Bowling
1003 Martinsville HWY.
Danville, VA 24541
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