WHAT OTHER PAPERS SAY.
Gisborne will go down to , adoring pos- _■'... terity as the EmanciA Good , Time pator. of Man, and Coming. monuments ; \vill ■ be .' " '; - : ■ . .... . raised to its glory and new ties, and patent pills named after it. It doesn't rieed the prophetic vision fo picture t what delightful revolutions will be wrought after has got in its . good work. jTohn will stay at home and cook the dinner ,scriib the floor— with his skirts ducked up— bath the baby and mend its nightie, while Mary goes out into the cold world to battle for the elusive daily crust in the bricklayer's dungarees or the --bank" clerk's .coat of broad .cloth, according to circunist'aiide^. Arid She will coije homo arid sWear at John - because -rKe tea isn't ready^, and the kids are sqHialli'ng,: and John hasn't 'changed! his bldus'e or put his, hair in curl. And then Mary .\yill growl because, the cake isn't > half as nice as that "Dad used to make," and poor John will weep into his teacup and' threaten te go home to Father. Oh tlierefs a good time coming. — Manawatu Times. ;/■.''
Gisborne Technical School Committee ..'■'■'■' .has shown its opinioh' of Marten Wit. the tendencies of the present day by estbalistiirig cookery classes for youths. Thc alleged reason is that it wilj be of advantage to young men to have a knowledge of plain Cooking when they are living in places where there are no competent cooks. The real cause of the new departure is, no doubt, that the committee has noted the fact that girls in the present day prefer to work in offices, shops, or even factories, . rather than to under-' take \ dotnestic duties.,: As wives such girls are naturally incompetent cooks, and unsatisfactory managers, and, there-', fore, ''if; is felt necessary; that the other par^y" hi the matriiriohial .partnership should be able to boil a ypotate: or make a rice pudding. Doubtless the Gisborne committee will soon add classes in infant ' management ,• .for the benefit of future. fathe'rs-^-Rangitikci' Advocate.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 11251, 16 April 1908, Page 4
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