Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
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uanv trades VIII be largely oec~pled y
woueu We SHAH see young women a
staGy ara ssork ln erchtects cfloesi ~ 'ae
Nall-paper designing roous, alXiug pss4hts
gud staias al finishes aL1 fresco washes
We sEaa eco tlo student - tie harF1t1
Annex emerge frcm her bong oomp@nlon-
snip with nc "hiEheT m&tbeU4tics" Win
the s.pl2ns and elevations" of house IN
one hand and ~biil of lumber ~ tie other
a. applied uaiheU s,ics. " Al present the
training, Ia geometry, say, II 80 Cnspplied
that the sweet Rlri graduate" lays the tea
table with the cloth awry and the plates 81
al angles and distances, and - serenely IN
aware that she has hung her water-oolor
drawing crooked until some distressed oc-
eupant Of the room points u out
The modern female hand and eve are SO
far unframed that not one young woman ia
i've can take shears and cut across bread q
OF goods unless she foio aud crease the
cloth or "slowly cut by a thread.
| Fer uysen. L have saved many dollar
| first and last by being "handy with tools "
| When was little glri and held a mortal
/ objection 10 allowing my older brother any
! ACCOMPLISHMENTS which l had not, l con-
| cclved the brilliant idea, one summer
| RAINY day, of making myself churn, which
was 10 be an exact reproduction IN miniature
/ Of an old-fashioned instrument that my
/ grandmother used and called au "lp and
down" churn.
A gentleman called at our house and
found me under the shed diligently boring
Z hole into round piece Of wood. Wishing
to make himself agreeable TO me, suppose,
| he incurred What1 was making. ! replied
in the most matter-Of- fact way, as II IL were
the most common matter in the world for
seven -year-old girls TO manufacture house
hold tools, "a churn," and great was Iny IN
dignation when he went away laughing -
/ II he had heard the greatest joke III tue
world AfterthatI never met hin, even after
had grown TO the dignity OF young lady
hood aud trained gowns, but what ne IN
quired with "a most aggravating interest II
my churn was done.
1t never was, L am bound 70 say; but
learned my lesson just the same, and when
ever want u NAH driven in, shelf put uT
or a window-shade al djusted, do not wait
for q carpenter. Instead, l thank my stars
that | ever practiced on churns and wooden
sewing machines; and If it were necessary
| think ! could-with all the confidence
once began my churn-build a house after I
fashion.