Woman’s Work for Woman

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jul 20, 1905

Woman’s Work for Woman

WOMAN'S work for woman occupies a large space in the July number of The Missionary Review of the World. Miss Clementina Butler describes the modern methods and achievements of Women's Missionary Societies; Mrs. Horace G. Underwood tells of the trying conditions of life in Korea and the work of women for women in that land; Mrs. Joseph Cook portrays the character and career of the renowned traveler, Mrs. Isabella Bird Bishop; and Dr. Herbert Anderson pictures almost too vividly the distressing prevalence of the “Social Evil in India.” He shows the causes based in Hindu religions, the effect on the people, and what is being done to counteract these degrading habits.