Excerpt from Modern Telephone Service for the Home
Young people, too, have matters to discuss by telephone; matters which - to them, at any rate - are of more immediate importance than the most far/reaching financial transaction. Many of these matters are essentially private in their nature - particularly when there are still younger people in the household such as teasing small brothers or inquisitive little sisters. Somewhere in the home there may well be a telephone so located that it meets the personal needs of the grown/up yet still young members of the family. Older people, too, like to telephone, now and then, without being overheard.
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