... better than most men, for example—feeding, clothing, and nursing. The first two of these duties we know from Wellington's and Kitchener's experiences to be perhaps the most important part, even if we do not go quite so far as the chocolate cream soldier, who ...

... Eduoation Committee has taken upon itself to give this lady notice, and a local newspapers says she may now retire into the kitchen or join the ranks of the Suffragettes. In truth, we can imagine of no better argument for the vote than such outrageous ...

... would make to the family budget. To refuse them the vote is to limit them always to the narrow consideration of their nursery kitchen or drawing-room, or their own sphere of work. Upon principle I read Anti-Suffrage arguments. With the best intentions I fail ...

... of Domestic Service which shall be at once training schools for all sorts of domestic servants, registries, co-operative kitchens (for sending cooked meals out), and clubs for women in service, where out-workers would live and in-workers would come for ...

... can sit down and listen to what every woman ought to know, as one woman said; therefore they are having a series of these kitchen meetings in different parts ,if Bristol. Eight resent joined the Union and more promises were given for future p meetings ...

... creatures could learn to do • and worked out and established an industry of beautiful' and useful woollen rugs and knitted kitchen cloths, etc., etc. In fact, she not only made the institutions home, but eventually an industrial success as well. Out of ...

... WOM EN'S REFORM UNION, BRISTOL. • On Saturday a crowded kitchen meeting was held in Bristol, by kind invitation of Mrs. Duckham. These meetings are held every fortnight in different parts of the city. Mrs. Duckham, Miss Tanner, and Mrs. Willis gave excellent ...

... is a steady progress in doing by machinery all the so-called menial work. That leads in the first place to the large one-kitchen houses Berlin is trying just now. Economic, social, and national forces are at work easing the load of household labour or ...

... that lady herself in the space of twenty minutes, from a red dressing-gown, a piece of buckram, some gold paper, and the kitchen tablecloth. The waxworks were a most brilliant success on the three occasions of their performance. On Saturday the tour came ...

... unceasing work through the year, including, amongst other activities, eight performances of Man and Woman, open-air meetings, kitchen meetings, two great public meetings, and the opening of a shop. A Christmas tree, beautifully decorated, adorned the room ...

... listen to the final command of this wonderful old Book of Proverbs : Let her works praise her in the gates. Not in the kitchen, you will notice, not in the sick-room, not even in the nursery—the wise man knew that her works would be allowed to praise ...

... building. and it would be impossible to find accommodation for a woman, with all the retinue of servants and duennas, all the kitchens and bathrooms, without which no woman could live. With sobs and tears he sorted out those of the largest size,—the pr ...