The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-12-16

then,
Good title would be, Putting the
Home m a Business Basis or.
Knocking the Graft Out Of the
American Household Great chance
for valuable publication Of pioneer
work along this line
Constance was family disappoint-
ed. The subject sounded dub and
unromantic. yet none the less. she
had a personal interest in the "pio-
neer work" as she pursued her in
vestig4tInns further. References to
The book hccane more frequent as
the idea laid hold rpcn the ;i1ind of
the efficiency ran and Began To
shape itself. She tourd ere. 60" in
stance
Devo.e at least 1.' CHAPTER to
waste and ~ineHicinocy iE bones of
idle rich. Unscien.sac rlatt as. Nor
Producing family me.riA,s Money
thrown away. Describe W c..ad trivi-
alitv Gf life in average home Illus
tration--Brooke
Constance fiowned as sc gathered
from th;s thai her h I'VE VAS to be
held ~. to the world as a hcr,ib,- ex-
ample. chs wondered l. the efficiency
man .Idnld have the har lillood to
mention rames, aid she intended to
speak to her father about it as soon
as he returned
Then another entry. several days
later.
Unspter on C. Use her as typical
'oie ;1ch girl. No occupation. No
useful education.
Constonce gasped, but read on:
Lack Of mental discipline. No
5xetl purpose in life. Chief amuse-
trent. extravaganza Good material
herv. Say that C is
a. this point the efficiency man
dropped into shorthand again, run
ring on for half a page. Constance
stared at the hieroglyphics and grit
ted her teeth. There was no mistak
ing the identity of CIT was her
self. And she was going to have an
entire chapter
Say that c is" Well, what9 The
shorthand maddened her Any man,
she abruptly decided. who would
cloak his opinions in shorthand IA
a coward. She could not read a
single one of the several hundred
characters, yet she knew that every
hated symbol directly concerned her
self. Ali There was eve confirma-
ton of it at the bottom of the page,
for here, in longhand, Fl. Hedge re-
marked:
Above points good. Very effective
Elaborate carefully.
Elaborate, indeed! Constance was
becoming as angry as she was curl
Gus. She turned a page. Here VA
more of it:
Advisable to subdivide. Make tN.o
chapters on G. First, show Z aS
found, representing undesirable tyIie.
Second, show G as reformed, after
application of scientific metlsoGa.
C~onstance's cheeks were flaming.
Be careful. to explain hat no cx-
aggeration is employed. Describe
accurately, impartially. Use fire.
uuent illustrations-acts words, gen
eral attitude of resentment toward
efforts to improve.
Its unspeakabler' she exclaimed
''I1l have him publicly
whipped from the house-by the
servants"
And then:
Second chapter on CAS- She Is-
Trace gradual influence of reform.
Show change in attitude. Show how
firm insistence on new methods
brought results. Note C's willing
ness to work. Marked change in
manner. Happy influence of. scien-
tific methods. Point out how type
originally represented by C may be
transformed under proper direction.
Show hat dominant mind, working
on scientific lines, car always control
weaker mind. Even the c type not
hopeless. Show effect of rigid disci-
pine, insistence on authority, mental
suggestion, ct cetera.
Constance flung the manuscript on
the table and sprang to her feet. Her
hands were clenched and quivering.
For an instant she stood irresolute:
then stepped swiftly across the room
and rang for Horace.
Find Mr.. Hedge and send him
here at once.' she commanded.
The butler disappeared hastily.
alarmed at the expression in her
eyes.
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