The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-23
THE WOMAN'S RIGHT

THE WOMAN'S RIGHT
The great majority of the farming
villages of the State Of Utah have
now installed or are installing water
systems. This Is a tremendous step
onward both from the health and la.
Dor point OF view. The next step now
will be for the men to see to it that
the water which in most instances,
is piped to hydrant just outside of
the house, is piped into the house and
that the women are given water in
the kitchen and proper drainage Of
the waste water into cesspools.
There is no reason why in this in
telligent age when the question Of in.
come and outgo both Of money and
of energy is so well understood that
the heads Of farm households should
persist in compelling womec - waste
time, energy and the'~ hea. IN ca
fying water into the ,3use =, csr.
rying the waste water out aga, even
though the water may be drawn from
a hydrant instead Of from the old
fashioned well. There are many mod
ern comforts thai should he enj ..eI
by the farm as we'll as by the RIA
who lives /. - city. Chief amen
these, perhaps, is the bath room In
the house; possibly also the indoor
toilet. Whenever water is piped in
the house 1t becomes comparative
~ s,mp.e matte. build in the house
or against The hOu, bath room and
a toilet ar , connect the water wit,
the kitcae- we in such way thai
hot and cC.G "a may be had "a
W Il both for ba; : and cooking
purposes. The head Of the household
Should give immediate attention 10
these conveniences
One leading man VI the state has
Just built a house on his farm in q
place where piped water is not avail.
able, he is so convinced of the
value VI having some of the material
comforts in the house that he has
connected his well with a pump that
drives the wat; through pipes into
the house. In Il louise he has a
small bath room ant -'her convenien
ces. such as may b. and DESCRIBED
in the bulletin on LABOR Saving DO
vices" by Mrs. Leah Widtsoe an1
published recently by the Utah Elk
pertinent Station.
Women have rights and men mus
respect them. Every labor saving
energy saving and temper saving con
trivance that the man uses on tn,
: farm is needed incounterrart in tn,
house. Nc mans work complies
= unless his Y Ne is doing her work Il
as satisfactory manner as he does his
A splendid type OF man, an old pic
: neer OF this state, who has served tn
' state long and well, SAID recently, a
: he stood in his old home, before hi
wife, who had shared life's joys an
sorrows with him, that he felt tina
his life had been quite successful
that he had accomplished much an
that he was enjoying his old age, bu
y that as he looked back over the year
Of his life his great regret was tha
u he fe that the h'l-dens OF the wome
y OF Dis household I'D been heavie
u than his, This g.. The feeling of
g rue man, and feeling that find
u echo no doubt, in the breast OF ever
e true hearted man. Now that the frs
pioneer agonies have been met an
9vercome, and we can think abou
some OF the comforts OF life, let u
not forget that for first considerable
lg and of first importance are those col
is trivances OF the household whic
Or make the daily labor of the wome
lie of household easier, lighter and MOI
re desirable.
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to ing up nineteen stories to the top
as building being erected IN New Yol
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on time that girders Of this weight ha,