Lighted to Lighten: the Hope of India: A Study of Conditions among Women in IndiaVan Doren, Alice B. (Alice Boucher)
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Lighted to Lighten: the Hope of India: A Study of Conditions among Women in India
Van Doren, Alice B. (Alice Boucher)
India -- Social conditions; Women -- India
Marriage, early, and education,
_See_ Child marriage;
Dowry system.
Maya Das, Dora; and
Mr. Gandhi,
Medical instruction by students,
Medical needs of India and
supply of women physicians,
Medical School, Vellore. _See_
Vellore Medical School.
Medical service,
Medical treatment, ignorant;
superstition in,
Mid-wife, work of a,
Mid-wives, ignorant
Mission boards, fourteen, support
Madras Christian College,
Missions, criticism of;
can not long meet demand
for education,
Missionary service one of
greatest fields for college
girls,
"Moral equivalent of war,"
Morality and religion unrelated,
Motherhood and college education,
Mt. Holyoke College and
Mary Lyon; first
Indian student at,
Muhammadans invade India,
Multiplication, problem in,
Musical Society,
Myers quoted,
Naidu, Mrs. Sarojini,
Nala and Damayanti,
Natural History Club,
Nature, God in,
National life of India, training
women for, demands
college education,
National Missionary Society,
Nationalism, effort to aid
cause of,
Nur Jahan, "the light of the
world,"
Nurses' Home of Vellore
Medical School,
Obstetrics, makeshift manikin
for teaching,
"Once upon a time,"
Opportunities for service,
Organizations of students,
Palm trees, school under,
Parker, Mrs. Edwin W.,
Paru, Dr.; breaks
caste; father of, prefers
Gospels to sacred
books of India,
Peace. See World peace.
Physicians, women. See
Women physicians.
Pioneer services of college
women,
Poem by Rabindranath
Tagore,
Poetry of India,
Politics, training women for,
demands college education,
women in,
Poor, visiting the,
Prostitution, religious,
protected,
Public service,
Purdah, origin of; discussed,
Purdah parks suggested,
Pushpam and her work as a
reformer,
Race, pride of, and caste,
Rama and Sita,
Ramabai, Pandita,
Reading taught by students,
Redemption of woman, no
place for, in religions of
India
Reform
Reformer, one, and what she
achieved,
Religion, the Indian girl's,
and morality unrelated,
made practical,
Religions of India, no place
for redemption of woman
in the,
Religious education, aim of,
Religious emotion, outlets for,
Religious instruction by students,
Revolution, silent,
Roads, metalled, in India,
Rukkubai
Salvation, yearning for, of
souls, Myers,
Sarber, Miss,
Schell Hospital,
Scholarship at Lal Bagh,
School, at; Hindu or
Christian; under
palm trees, _See Education_
School life of Indian girl,
Science building, students
collect fund for,
Scudder, Dr. Ida
Sent forth to heal,
Servants of India Society,
Serveth, among you as He
that,
Service, great field for, for
college girls; public,
Sewing taught by students;
lessons in,
Shakespeare loved by students,
Sick, visiting the,
Singh, Lilavati,
Singhe, Dr. Vera,
quoted,
Sirkir, Miss,
Site, new, of Vellore Medical
College,
Social life, moralizing, demands
college education,
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