Through It [literature] We Know The Past,

There Are Things In That Paper That Nobody Knows But Me, Or Ever Will.

A House Does Not Need A Wife Any More Than It Needs A Husband.

The Religious Need Of The Human Mind Remains Alive, Never More So, But It Demands A Teaching Which Can Be Understood. Slowly An Apprehension Of The Intimate, Usable Power Of God Is Growing Among Us, And A Growing Recognition Of The Only Worth-while Application Of That Power-in The Improvement Of The World.

The Time Is Approaching When We Shall Consider It Abhorrent To Our Civilization To Allow A Human Being To Die In Prolonged Agony Which We Should Mercifully End In Any Other Creature.

Until Mothers Earn Their Livings, Women Will Not