TEN DON'TS FOR WOMEN.
1. Don’t belittle yourself, your belongings, surroundings, attainments, nor anything that is yours. 2. Don’t talk too much, nor unnecessarily of >our affairs, interests, doings, opinions. Even your thoughts may not be interesting to all. 3. Don’t go on working when brain and body are tired. The tongue frequently wags from sheer mental anil physical inability to keep it still. Forcing ourselves to go through with the self-imposed, imagineiy “duty,” we grow garrulous, and make ourselves ridiculous. 4. Don’t —DON’T be mean about anything; it isn’t worth while. Say No! decidedly and kindly if you don’t wish to .-.pend, and can’t give, but don’t do things meanly; it hurts others besides yourself. 5. Don’t vacillate. 6. Don’t wobble. 7. Don’t agonise about doing or not doing this or that. Find out as quickly as possible if a thing is wrong for you, and then, — 8. DON’T do it. t). Don’t gossip. 10. Don’t grow bitter.
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White Ribbon, Volume 21, Issue 249, 18 March 1916, Page 4
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159TEN DON'TS FOR WOMEN. White Ribbon, Volume 21, Issue 249, 18 March 1916, Page 4
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