The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
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4 Don't Waste @ flee Time II
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i KS Al Ii work and no / play vii
zSS make jill a dull gill; sal
TOO much play when .
girl expects to earn her own ~ wing
will aiways keep her, at the bottom
,pt the lad der. ~ X q
All young people mist hayegI
time icfs fun. but when young PEG.
pie ARE 26ld enough to take on theli
shoulders some OF \ the more serious
burdens iottt life then they mll il SET
tbs I Il the fan does not 5interses e with
nor eneroach On the time for work. "
ia girl Is = compelled 10 II worl
that she may I've. In other words
pay her hoard and buy all 1 her cloth.
es, You may be- sure that she VIII
STICK p, e;ty close 10 ner task, what;
ever iIt ray be. III a.is54
~ But when a girl works :erely fol
pin, money, when the necessities are
supplied at home and she goes Int
the'fworl to- earn a few dollars tt
buy the Injuries, she goes about the
office, X she has decided on that lin,
Of work, with q srathsf; Irritating q
don'thave to WORK II i don't want to-.
air, which will Eventually get on the
nerves OF sensitive employer ane
he Is bound 10 resent her attitude.
It Is this kind OF a gill who Leaves
the once two minutes before tn.
hour snd wastes ten minutes Of Of
fee time III the morning and atjnoon
;patt.ng her. cotonet. bald and clus;ei
of putfs. and gtwirhng around IN from
of the looking glass to see that he,
skirt and blouse are hooked straight,
Maybe she had been to dance
the night before and cores in ten
m!nutesllste. Here Is another source
Sofdannoyance to- the employer. t5;
So many gistss bring the home In.
to the Office. BY that | mean the,
allow the home pleasures to interfere
With the cfice work. And this Ii
wrong. II N VI II =; q i
Instead Of concentrating on thell
work, the beautifully coifed head Il,
filed with dreams Of the good time
TO be had at the, party tonight; O.,
wondering II Jimmie, Will bring that
fascins ting Mr. Smith 10 see heiiii
again Aul all to the detriment Of
the letters to -be typewriter or the
envelopes to be addressed.
Separate Work e
From Play, 5 .i5.i: "a
In the hrst place, this isn't fair tc
the employer. He is paying goot
money for the use Of those brains and
fifnge:s and II he gets untidy Or In.
accurate work, he Ii, really being
chez ted. ~. u y !,
i3 Cheated, from his point ofs,vlewi
But she looks at the situation from
the other side and says In AN ass
grieyed zone: IL How can you ex.
peet me to get here at q III the
r. Hcrning when Tommy brought ii
friend with him last night, ahds they
stayed until 10 o'clock. and he 81 ID
perfectly fascinating can't get him
out OF, my mind" So; ID a.,
OF course, ihe work SUITES. and
when the "boss" glares. and swear.
under his breath when several let,
tiers have been handed to hin WITH
,m.sspelled words and other mac
curacies. she feels very much hurt
and thinks what a hor.td brute he is
But II she would look at 1t from
his point OF ylew-well, sne'd prob.
ably forget Tommy and the boy,
and the dance tonight aud 3 buckle
Fight down to- work. tx * s.
IA Now. what does all this slit dowr.
to? Simply that jill doesn't &c,
knowledge that she should t"worE
while she works and play while she
GElays." Instead she liz Trying to
play while she works.
Every one Of us must have some
pleasures but the girl who can dis.
crimina. Q and keep the wo:k ane
play IN their teparate places is. the
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