The position of women in Indian life / by Her Highness the Maharani of Baroda and S.M. Mitra.

  • Chimnabai II, Maharani of Baroda.
Date:
1911
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Credit: The position of women in Indian life / by Her Highness the Maharani of Baroda and S.M. Mitra. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER XI MATRONS AND SUPERINTENDENTS Qualities of Successful Superintendent — Salaries in England — Matrons of Hospitals — Schools—Chari- table Institutions—Asylums—Prisons—Reformatories —Industrial Schools—English Matrons of Reforma- tories—Good Results of their Work—Co-operation between Men and Women required—Madame H. Rollet on “ Woman’s Role in Boys’ Reformatories ” —Good Food requisite—Matron’s Duties—Her moral Influence—Need for educated Women—Matrons in Switzerland—Women as Police Matrons in Institu- tions — Assistant Matrons in English Prisons — Women’s Prison in America managed by Women— Women Doctors and Directresses for Prisons— Matrons to Asylums—Ambulance Station Superin- tendent aided by his Wife—Matron of School 135- CHAPTER XII CO-OPERATION Rise of Co-operation in Europe—Aim of Co-operation— Co-operative Magazine—The Toad Lane Store at Rochdale, Lancashire—Its Development—Co-opera- tive Stores—Their Organization—No Credit allowed —Labour Co-partnership Societies — London Gas Company—Woman’s commercial Ability—“ Guilds ” of Middle Ages—Prospects of Women’s Co-operative Organizations in India—Provision and Clothing Stores —Furnishing Depots — Agricultural Co-operation— Denmark’s System adaptable for India—Co-operative Dairies—Co-operative Banks—Their German Origin — Raiffeisen Banks — Schulze Banks — European Women’s Share in Co-operation—Women’s Co-opera- tive Guild—Co-operative Principles . .141 — PAGES 140 150