The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-31
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grade graduating class along
every girl in Juniorand departure
cooking and good n o.
higher education" without them.
Many of you look forward life work perhaps
it is literary work perhaps perhaps
YOU to cook, how make bed, to sweep and
dust oh what is the of doing this?
to do it for living Ny time is worth
such household drudgery." +
Every word girls have said about dshwashng,
not like to wash dishes did and
do So Nevertheless know how it WELL 1
every day of my life to greater or less extent Neither
like to and dust make beds, or-n fact may
as well confess,1 do not like housework in any line.
Nevertheless, taught how things
thoroughly when little girl home,
now whenever necessary and without grumbng
about the house, what did given to me
for the sake of teaching than for the lack Of hired help
; teu vas naae 70 use a soit' ury ciotn ana 70
woodwork to set down my
hands and knees to it, strong enough
whn the chairs around and bring them to never
used feather buster in life believe
that busting be done property with learned
cornersand while the cleaning nowadays
to help, know when DONE S
zone as II should oe Know now to show the delinquent
am proud of my. cooking that sew
and mend in that apologized
deed, there several years when of my
clothes and trimmed nearly all of The dresses
fitted and hung we'll and felt stability
@ abe d9 TO anov neW o ae Of bg find
taught to keep my things If
stitches hurry lose time hunting
my sewing materials for they always in their
place Yet all this interfere with
worker for The Journal Junior does it? <ez
People often wonder how get much done
in the of sewing and reading writing. Al
of seeming to be T-y' going you
First do not know what it is to spend idle moment
take wit me when go to lunch and
while is being dip pages Sometimes
have hardly time to read than
less that is to the good far that
cerned and by by, 6nished,-an in
time that might have wasted 1t is the
have bit of needlework where pick it
minutes at time; sometimes those minutes
hVe out like the nnch-book they countn the II
too tired to write read. If in the mood either
perhaps perhaps get corner or some
happy one can be BY heTse1i if she Only noe
how to keep busy am glad to be the editor Of
Junior glad that there work out in the big world
for me to do but<honestly up compl-
ments upon mending cooking my housekeeping
than anything that is newspaper
used to object, just you do, having any light
housewori to do, but glad everything
line that went into my training It makes much
independent to know that the
disappoins her if she finds herself pay
such work that she is competent to do the well
quickly The man or woman who is prepared by training
Learn how know how and know that know how to
these things which always have peculiarly womans
and which will be to the end Of the chapter.
the way contentment as well as comfort lies
How much do know about Canadian history or the
features? 1t occurred to recently
Americans in general speaking acquaintance
general information only Canada but Mexico
However, after reading canvass the
question by patriotic American,
have admit that in these
respects.
patriotic American. Arson A. Gard
by dining in Montreal ago and in some
was led to wager that American children
dian dabou
that of the United States. fifty questions
American history which he school
in various towns of Canada. Then he fifty similar
questions relating to Canadian history
scholars in many large cities exactly
hatterng thing wager to
Canadian friend; for he found-and
not. begin 10
know much of the in the
progress of Canada a they knew 1%t-5*
Following out the suggestion gained in the
this international contest, he asked these
scholars write papers upon phase of Cana
dian life history The result showed
search,-and also rather amusing mistakes.
the writer's said Ia
'The children of Quebec have delightful It.
Is nice to out of a afternoon to
Square MontreaD see the beautiful
ice paaceas the Slistens
mYriads diamonds, j.