1. What is the saddest part of the life of a girl in India?
2. What do you consider the greatest sorrow of Mohammedan motherhood? Of heathen motherhood?
3. What methods can you suggest for effecting a beneficial change in the home life of the Chinese?
4. What feature of home life in Mohammedan lands most needs to be improved?
5. What effect would it have on your boy to be married at the age of fourteen?
6. If you could make marriage laws, what would you set as the lowest marriage age for boys? For girls?
7. Name the missionary wives and mothers of your acquaintance. In what ways do they serve and help the communities in which they live?
BIBLIOGRAPHY. CHAPTERS I & II.
LEAFLETS
| Home Life in China | Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church. |
| Home Life in Syria |
| Home Life in Siam |
| Home Life in Persia |
| Home Life in Hainan |
| Home Life in Korea |
| Home Life in Africa |
| Home Life in India |
| Home Life in Japan |
| Child Life among the Lao |
| Other Children |
| Being a Boy in Korea | Woman’s Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church. |
| Selma (Beirut) |
| A Faithful Follower |
| Auntie’s Explanation |
| Child Life in China | Woman’s Presbyterian Board of Missions of the Northwest. |
| Story of Satabia |
| Child Life in Burma | Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. |
| Foot Binding in China |
| Little Daughters of Islam |
| Motherhood in Heathen Lands |
| Young Ladies here, Young Ladies there |
| Childhood in Heathen Lands |
| Child Life in Turkey | Woman’s Board of Missions of the Congregational Church. |
| Chih, the little Chinese Girl |
| Sister May’s Impressions | Woman’s Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church in America. |
| Village of the Milky River |
| Sorrows of Heathen Motherhood | Woman’s Baptist ForeignMissionary Society. |