Title
Framed Thermometer from Greene's Beauty Salon
Title (generic)
Thermometer
This is a framed thermometer from Greene's Beauty Salon. In the frame, there is a picture of a fireplace and a prayer written;
"A KITCHEN PRAYER
I want to please Thee Lord, no matter what I do
My kitchen is my place to be, my tasks are seldom few
Let my soapy hands be lifted in prayer to Thee
Still I have to keep them busy to do my dishes you see
Let my tiring knees be bent in homage paid to Thee
Floors I have to scrub, but my soul is forever free
Do you mind Dear Lord if I pray along like this to Thee
It's the first time in hours there's been no one here but me.
I have little time for prayer: me with my pots and pans
Days and my kitchen are busy, I can but offer my heart and hands
For love I stand here a prisoner; yet never was one so free
For I will my work to my love; my love - and to Thee."
Below is written the following information;
"GREENE'S BEAUTY SALON
Thermique Method of Permanent Waving
Removal of Superfluous Hair by Radio Frequency
Irene R. Greene, Expert Electrologist
583 Broadway Lawrence, Mass.
Tel. MU 3-2011"
Collection
Joseph G. Bella Collection
Rights
The Lawrence History Center holds this item but may not have full legal rights over it. For more information please contact the Center.