The Unrest of Women (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Unrest of Women

Try to be such women as their moth ers were, or shape themselves by some new pattern the outlines of which are not yet clear. So it seems rather a hard time for girls; but the trouble is hardly a trouble at all, for what chiefly makes the disturbance is enlargement of opportunity. Girls have a wider choice than they used to have. Besides the old-time call ings of dressmaking, millinery, teach ing school and getting married, they can - let's see, let's see - work in fac tories, laundries, stores; be cashiers; be stenographers or typewriters; be trained nurses or doctors; be tele phone girls, indispensable office workers, actresses, writers, librarians, social workers, deans and presidents of colleges; or go into some other business not done at home.

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