Bingham Bulletin | 1920-10-01 | Page 7 | ''The Best I can Give to Women with Nothing to do - go to Work ''

"The Best Advice I Can Give to Women With Nothing to Do Go to Work." By MRS. WALTER WILLETT, Chicago. I have a husband, a home, a car and a prize bulldog but I have taken a job and gone to work. The day is coming when there won't be any silly, idle women, waiting for hubby to come home and then dragging him out at night when he is tired and wants rest. The clinging vine days are gone. The homes are going to be happier when women who haven't children to care for go out and get jobs for themselves. J got mine without a suggestion from anyone and without telling my husband. I've been a bridge-playing, day-sleeping loungeabout long enough. My husbani says it improves my disposition as well as my understanding of how men come home tired at night and while he is too "surprised to understand it all yet, he likes it. ' It is the best advice I can give women with nothing to do go to work.