Description of a housekeeper

From Goodhousekeeping Magazine.
The Artist evolved the plan of housekeeping. She was young and blonde and she had a dual nature-no, not dual but multiple, and this was something the photographer could never understand. One of her many sides was that of intense practicality combined with perfect equity. In questions of art or ethics she soared into shadowy realms of thought, but in matters of finance her desire was for absolute objectivity and tangible results. After earnest pondering on the scheme she wrote a detailed letter to the Teacher and announced: "We have a jinger jar."
In moments of inspiration she had a soul above spelling, and to the Teacher and Photographer "Jinger Jar" endeared itself at once, and became more suggestive and harmonious than "ginger jar" could ever be. So the "J J" it became.