It is her right to understand the mechanism of the human body and the principles of hygiene, the matters of diet and dress, labor and recreation, and countless others that intimately concern the well-being of her household. It is her right to obtain such a knowledge of the best methods of treating disease that she can care for her children in sickness, instead of leaving her precious treasures in the hands of stranger nurses and physicians.—The Signs of the Times, June 29, 1882. (Fundamentals of Christian Education, 75.) {1MCP 288.3}

Det er hendes ret at forstå menneskekroppens mekanisme og hygiejnens principper, sagen om kost og diæt, arbejde og adsprede sig, og utallige andre ting som umiddelbart angår hendes hjems hushold. Det er hendes ret at kende til de bedste metoder at behandle sygdomme på, så hun kan vise omsorg for hendes børn ved sygdom, i stedet for at overlade hendes dyrebare rigdomme i fremmede sygeplejerskers og lægers hænder. - ST, 29. juni, 1882. (FE 75.)