The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-20

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Ny family worries ne 50
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BAD cod,
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Gene yet
and / fear they VIII certainly de-
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afv tea-set IS broken and sister -s cross
And Joanry has hidden my BOOK
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song,
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guess ali NY troubles would 90.
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Presbyterian Journal
Just why the writers Of jokes should
continue TO direct their attention 70 'he
Typewriter girl Is hard 70 understand me
business world Acknowledges that =le -
a necessity. ana she as in The ned 70 stay
There are thousands q young women IT.
this city supporting themselves rs type
writing. ana the number is increasing -
hundreds every year. says the Sew YORK
Sun. II is impossible to tell just now
Fnanv there are. for they work independ-
entity Of one another and have no kind OF
an ORGANIZATION among themselves.
A quarter Of century ago such thing
aa woman stenographer was unhear1
NJ The manufacturers Of typeWriters
found very slow sale for their machines.
and f is said that il was at the sugges-
Tim OF one Of these that women were in
6uced 10 learn shorthand and 70 manipu-
late the keyboard. His suggestion vas
carried out through the president Of a
successful business college, who had been
. closely associated with the pioneers who
sought 10 promote business education In
This country Girls at once took 10 short
hand and typewriung, and today as 2
rule. they do more acceptable ONCE work
than do the average men.
There are schools all over the couptry
where stenography and typewriting are
taught At most OF them the school year
is divided into three terms Of ten weeks
each. Many Of the schools advertise 10
teach students in one term. ana 90 80
far as 70 guarantee places to pupils al the
end OF that time. This is absurd. The
girl vino begins 70 work AT the elusive
little pot hooks with vision Of good
salary at the end Of three months. deludes
herself. II requires much study TO mas
Ter shorthand. for il is hard. and some Of
the best paid and most successful type
writer girls in the city testify that the
brightest cannot really perfect ;hemselves
in less than three terms. OF course. the
lerLfu Oh Time necessary " DEIyAaar BAtf-A-
cient depends largely on the individual,
but year s preparation is what the aver
age girl requires
Il was not many years ago that the IDEAS
Of a woman receiving an education that
would III her for a business career and
enable her 10 earn her bread and butter
at better paying pursuits than sewing,
nursing. teaching a district school. or
other distinctly feminine occupations, was
received with derisive smile. The change
IL public sentiment on this question IS
largely due 20 ne typewriter girl She
has proved with satisfaction 70 the bust
ness world that accuracy, puctuality and
capabiiity are not questions Of sex, but
OF training.
Typewriter girls are not well paid, out
they receive more for their services than
do shop girls. cashiers or seamstresses,
and they lead much freer lives and have
better opportunities for physical
and mental development. The average
salary OF the typewriter girl Is Sl2 a week
' though IN exceptional cases she may earn
from go 20 80 weekly.
Some people have an idea that the type