Just Another Day at the Office after WWIII - Part 4

 

Authors note: I've decided to take a rest from my "Tuttle" stories and instead uploaded another chapter from my post WWIII story. Unfortunately, this old story consists of sequential episodes. Thus, to get up to speed click here to read the previous chapter - Part 3.

Part 4 starts off with discipline in the workplace, but the discipline dispensed at the very end is rather hard to classify.  It's somewhere between domestic and judicial.  Feel free to leave a comment on how you would categorize this punishment session and whether you found it interesting.

The drawing above was chosen because I liked the expression on the faces of both the employee and her boss.  She clearly wishes she had performed better, and he is confident that he taught her to mend her ways. (For full size, simply click on the drawing.)

Justice Weekly

 

For 26 years from 1946 until 1972, Justice Weekly numbered among the tabloid press published in Toronto, Canada. While included in the sensational press, Justice Weekly was quite different, truly unique and never replaced. (Click on the pic above to read clearly front and back cover.)

Corporal Punishment was included somewhere in each issue – sometimes it was buried in an article or two, but frequently in the letters section. Mostly the focus was domestic, but not exclusively.  For example, there were numerous letters about the Toronto Women’s Reformatory, Andrew Mercer.