Labor Saving Devices for the Farm Home
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75* Dustless Dusters^ Nos. 10 and 11, each 25c 50 $7. 10 A Workman Is Known by His Tools.
Before speaking of the above utensils in detail, it must be stated plainly that each kitchen should be provided with any and all tools it needs, but not any more. No man can do good work without good tools ; and what is more, he does not try it. But a woman will work for years with dull knives, broken scissors, leaky pans, because she does not have the im- mediate means or the "spunk" to replace them. This... should not be necessary, but if it is, then she must use her wits and wisdom and find ways of procuring the things she needs when she needs them. It would give more real comfort to most wo- men to have a fine sharp knife or scissors to use daily than to have a fancy lace jabot to wear on Sunday if they can't have both. So by a little scheming and twisting of resources a wo- man could get these things she needs if she would.
Too Many is as Bad as Not Enough: A word of caution may be necessary here : Don't feel that everything shown in the accompanying pictures^ must be had in eviery kitchen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
75* Dustless Dusters^ Nos. 10 and 11, each 25c 50 $7. 10 A Workman Is Known by His Tools.
Before speaking of the above utensils in detail, it must be stated plainly that each kitchen should be provided with any and all tools it needs, but not any more. No man can do good work without good tools ; and what is more, he does not try it. But a woman will work for years with dull knives, broken scissors, leaky pans, because she does not have the im- mediate means or the "spunk" to replace them. This... should not be necessary, but if it is, then she must use her wits and wisdom and find ways of procuring the things she needs when she needs them. It would give more real comfort to most wo- men to have a fine sharp knife or scissors to use daily than to have a fancy lace jabot to wear on Sunday if they can't have both. So by a little scheming and twisting of resources a wo- man could get these things she needs if she would.
Too Many is as Bad as Not Enough: A word of caution may be necessary here : Don't feel that everything shown in the accompanying pictures^ must be had in eviery kitchen.
What to read after Labor Saving Devices for the Farm Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leah D Widtsoe to read onlineMoreLess
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