Dear Editor:
I, for one, think it's high time that we hear something about a New Deal for women. I make the motion, second it, and unanimously decide that we women initiate the following New Deal to begin on the next sunshiny day.
1. A couple of hours off for rest and recreation each afternoon--and by recreation I don't mean darning socks or struggling over Junior's homework.
2. A discard of all those faded, shapeless house dresses we've been wearing and some new ones of bright gingham, print or lawn (pink's a nice color. So's yellow. And don't forget the ruffles.)
3. Less attention to dusty corners and more to face and figure--after all, John doesn't notice a shiny house so much as a shiny nose.
4. More smiles and less spanks for Junior.
5. More kisses and compliments for Friend Husband--"My, you're good looking this morning, darling."
6. A rousing, peppy song several times a day, even if it does frighten the cat (she needs some excitement.)
7. One meal a week of everything that you like instead of cabbage for John and cheese straws for Junior.
8. A beautiful verse or quotation committed to memory every day.
9. Time off to attend home demonstration meetings, club pow-wows, and other things, "just for myself."
10. Less worrying--after all, what difference will it make a hundred years from now?
And remember--good humor is to a home what salt is to soup.
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