She has, it is true, "scientific farming" of men to raise the harvests that ancestor's heroic but feeble efforts could not secure.

She has mechanical and commercial aids as housemother such as the primitive woman never imagined.

She has been released from much of the drudgery which burdened her grandmother in the domestic stage of industry.

She is under social protection such as no previous woman enjoyed in the solitary household of the past.

And in the United States the Federal Government is offering her aids.[3] It is, however, true that the housemother in rural communities still feels many of the obligations of the ancient woman.