New Zealand Society for the Health of Women And Children : An Example of Methods of Baby-Saving Work in Small Towns And Rural Districts
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It is felt that this education should be free because it is in the highest interest of the state that as far as possible every woman in the Dominion should be induced to avail herself of the services offered by the society with a view to the betterment of the race, the recipient herself being always regarded as a potential health advocate and teacher. Furthermore, the society takes the stand that its functions while broadly humanitarian are not patronizing or charitable, nor even in the ordinar...y sense philanthropic, but are essentially patriotic and educational.
The society is largely officered by women; the president, vice president, the 22 niembers oi the committee, as well as the heads of the numerous branches of the society, all are women.
LOCAL COMMITTEES.
The society now has eight branches, four in the north island and four in the south island. Local committees, with a membership of 15 or 20, have been organized in every township where a body of earnest women could be interested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is felt that this education should be free because it is in the highest interest of the state that as far as possible every woman in the Dominion should be induced to avail herself of the services offered by the society with a view to the betterment of the race, the recipient herself being always regarded as a potential health advocate and teacher. Furthermore, the society takes the stand that its functions while broadly humanitarian are not patronizing or charitable, nor even in the ordinar...y sense philanthropic, but are essentially patriotic and educational.
The society is largely officered by women; the president, vice president, the 22 niembers oi the committee, as well as the heads of the numerous branches of the society, all are women.
LOCAL COMMITTEES.
The society now has eight branches, four in the north island and four in the south island. Local committees, with a membership of 15 or 20, have been organized in every township where a body of earnest women could be interested.
What to read after New Zealand Society for the Health of Women And Children : An Example of Methods of Baby-Saving Work in Small Towns And Rural Districts?
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