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Woman’s Voice

EDITOR’S PREFACE

INDEX OF AUTHORS

INDEX OF SUBJECTS

INTRODUCTORY NOTE

THE WOMAN MOVEMENT

The Most Brilliant Period

Woman’s Awakening

Unanimity of Needs

Coming Into Her Own

The Sisterhood of Women

The Revolt of Women

Women’s Qualifications for Suffrage

A Generation Ago

To Raise the Standards of Life

Legislative Responsibility

He Shall See the New Woman

The Freedom of the Women

A Woman’s Question

Because They Cannot Vote

The Plea of the Women

A Prisoner in Bow

Out of the Dark

All Methods Employed

Glory in Power

Feminism a Tree

Woman Has Justified Herself

The Story of Katie Malloy

The New Woman

What Is This Government?

Woman Has Helped

Our Common Interests

Women

Allegory on Wimmin’s Rights

For Woman Suffrage

A Spade’s A Spade

Woman on the Scaffold

A Lady Rebel

“The Gibraltar of Our Cause”

A Great Life

Suffrage a Means to an End

Man Cannot Represent Woman

Universality

Mankind Our Neighbor

Clearing Up the Muss

Wisdom Comes with Freedom

Women to Men

The Call to Social Service

Submission

The Price of Liberty

Woman’s Right

From “The Convert”

Rights, Privileges and Capacities

The Working Woman’s Awakening

Woman’s Weak Dependency

A Pageant of Great Women

The Prayer of the Modern Woman

By Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw

By Julia Wedgewood

THE HOME

“The Woman’s Place”

The Spirit of the Home

Lovers of Home

Woman’s High Achievement

Woman’s Sphere the Home

Woman and the Primitive Home

The Poor and Good Housing

Where She Lived

The War and the Home

The Home

Honest Partnership in the Home

The Home Influence

Then—Back to the Home!

Women’s Lodging Houses

The Inefficient Home

Immorality and the Home

Perpetuate the Ideal

Market Value of Home Labor

Domestic Strife

The Child at Home

Cannot Replace the Home

Man, Woman, and the Home

Mother and Child-Character

The Home of the Workingman

The Hotel “Home”

The Domestic Home Destroyed

THE CHILD

Child

Little Beloved

More Woman’s Work

The Call of the Unborn

The Nursery a University

Parental Duty

My Little Son

Children Innumerable

Quantity vs. Quality in Children

Fewer and Better Children

Equality in Fitness

Where Women Have Long Voted

Reason and the Child

The Government and Child Life

The Rising Value of a Baby

Ideals of the Child

The Child and Parental Youth

Consideration for Others

A Blot on Civilization

Teaching the Child Citizenship

For Father’s Amusement

The Factory Child

The Cotton-Mill Child

The Crusade of the Children

Child Labor

Need the Vote for the Children

Fettered Little Children

Announce Her Maturity

The Cry of the Children

Children’s Ward

Child Slavery

MOTHER

Rock Me to Sleep

The Mother

The Mother’s Influence

Fatherhood Cannot Be Motherhood

The Price

Passionate Instinct

Functions Identical

The Adolescent Child

Mother

Wise Mothers

The Factory Worker and Motherhood

Mothers

A Good Mother

The Mother a Creator

Collective Motherhood

Woman and Mother

The Companion Mother

Parental Respect for Right of Children

The Ancient and Modern Mother

The Mother

I Am the Mother-Heart

By Mrs. C. E. Porter

LOVE AND MARRIAGE

To Love on Feeling Its Approach

Ashes of Life

The Greatest Love

Love-Songs

A Man Never Gets Over It

Marriage, a Partnership

One of the Best Things

What Is Love?

The Art of Loving

A New Stimulus to Marriage

The Old Suffragist

Postponing Marriage

Marriage of the “Friends”

The Love That Pales

When Marriage Meant Bondage

A Possible Utopia

Marriage and the Labor Market

Marriage Laws in 1850

A Preventive of Divorce

Overheard in the Marriage Congress

The Cry of Man to Woman

When Love Went By

The Flirt

I Can Go to Love Again

Marriage the Sole Means of Maintenance

The Confidante

Mirandy on the Monotony of Domesticity

Marriage Not an Assurance of Support

The Price of Love

WOMAN AND LABOR

The Housewife

Woman in the Home

Morality and Woman in Industry

Wasted Energy and Talent

Sisterhood in Labor

Women Are Going to Work

Development Through Choice of Work

Woman’s Place

Woman’s Demand for Work

The Left-Over Women

Sex-Parasitism

The Changed Conditions of Tomorrow

Woman’s Work in Woman’s Way

Women Workers in New England

Women Who Sit at Ease

One-Fifth of the Women Population at Work

Woman’s Awakening

The Simple Right to Live

Woman’s Wages

Song of the Working Girls

Economics and the Home

How Is She Housed?

Orchards

The Exploitation of Workingwomen

Success Through Work

Woman and Social Betterment

Woman and the Dinner Pail

The Lady

Unequal Distribution of Labor

The Working Woman Speaks

Bondwomen

By Belle Lindner Israels

EDUCATION

Soul Murder in the Schools

The Old and New Schools

Essentials in Education

The Greatness of Froebel

Mothers’ Library

The Aim and End of Education

Standards Raised by Women Teachers

Educating Children

The Mother’s Task

A Plan for Improving Female Education

A Moral Crusade

Intellectual Women of Rome

The Power of Education

The Vision Realized

Vocational Training for Girls

Traditions Upset

The History of Women’s Education

The Professions Educational

Woman’s Struggle for Educational Rights

Equal Advantages of Education

Intellect Wins

Education and Votes for Women

Democratization of Learning

Educating the Daughter

The World of Scholarship a Man’s World

Social Education Important

To Reach the Divine

WAR AND PEACE

These Latter Days

Breeding Machines

Babies Bred for War

War Cripples

The Devonshire Mother

The Last Racial War

The Early Morning Funeral

Russian Women in Time of War

Red Easter

The Rising Value of a Baby

Wars Will Cease

The Prussians in Poland

The Deserter

The Prayer of the Toilers

Righteous Wars

By Ellen Key

CLASSES

The Poet’s Task

Out of the Darkness

Two Sides of the Shield

Women and the Oppressed

God and the Strong Ones

My Sister’s Heritage

Socialist Prayer

Outcasts

The New Sense of Justice

Break Down the Wall

Class Intolerance Passing

Servitude

Factories Instead of Homes

The Voteless Sex

The Glad Day of Universal Brotherhood

Working Girls Must Cooperate

Organized Woman Labor

The Enslaved

Inequality for Women

Lore of the Woods

Moses, the Strike Leader

After the Fight

The Fool’s Christmas

Class Legislation

Despair

Breadth of Woman Suffrage

The Poor Sex

Of What Use Is It

Breaking Up in Violence

The Workers’ Right

Women’s Labor Organizations

The Happy Warrior

Abolish “Dependent Classes”

The Servant Class

Breshkovskaya

The Revolutionist

The Old Comrade

The Voice of Labor

Our New Aristocracy

MISCELLANEOUS

In Passing

A Contrast

Mary and Magdalene

Dare We Judge?

Two Storks

The Doomed Men’s Message

Road Song

Dress Reform

Giving Up Her Name

Purse and the Soul

I Heard the Spirit Singing

The Difference

The Unfair Status

Custom

A Thanksgiving

Women Run in Molds

A Sheaf of Quotations