1st Edition

Through Many Windows

By Helen Woodward Copyright 1926
398 Pages
by Routledge

398 Pages
by Routledge

398 Pages
by Routledge

This book, first published in 1926, is the candid record of a woman’s experiences in the business world at the turn of the twentieth century. Finishing her career as an advertising executive – one of the first women to succeed in that industry – The author had experienced a fascinating life as a stenographer, and a clerk, being hired and fired and enduring the tedium of office life. Written with... Read more

1. I Am Fired  2. I Work For Nothing  3. Literature By the Pound  4. Long John Silver  5. Small Town New York  6. Eunice’s Doll  7. Bound in Morocco  8. Through With Stenography  9. A Pinwheel Office  10. The Game  11. Fish and Spice Cakes  12. Other People’s Pies  13. Translated into the Feminine  14. I Walk More Softly  15. Who Was There That You Knew?  16. Sob Stuff  17. Fifty-Seven Varieties  18. Less Work, More Pay  19. ‘Conspicuous Waste’  20. Windows  21. Mail the Coupon  22. Writing Copy  23. Selling Beauty  24. Setting a New Fashion  25. New Ideas for Old  26. Melodrama  27. Toy Balloons

Biography

Helen Woodward