Janice Day the Young Homemaker

The talk she had had overnight with daddy had perhaps put her in a rather more serious mood than usual. The talk had been all about her mother and the hopes the mother and father had had and the plans they had made for their little girl's future. To carry through those plans necessitated the proper schooling of Janice Day. She was already in the upper grade of the grammar school. Even if the household affairs were all 'at sixes and at sevens', she must stick to her books, for she had ambitions. She was quite sure she wanted to teach when she grew up.