[Pushing to the Front by Orison Swett Marden]@TWC D-Link bookPushing to the Front CHAPTER VII 20/34
Orders for gymnasium suits and swimming suits mean good profits.
The reign of the shirt-waist has been a boon to many, for the well-dressed girl was never known to have enough pretty ones, and by a judicious display of attractive samples she is easily tempted to enlarge her supply.
Then, too, any girl who is at all deft in the art of sewing can make a shirt-waist without a professional knowledge of cutting and fitting. No boy or girl in America to-day who has good health, good morals and good grit need despair of getting a college education unless there are extremely unusual reasons against the undertaking. West of the Alleghanies a college education is accessible to all classes.
In most of the state universities tuition is free.
In Kansas, for example, board and a room can be had for twelve dollars a month; the college fees are five dollars a year, while the average expenditure of the students does not exceed two hundred dollars per annum.
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