Elisabeth Robinson Scovil
Superintendent of the Newport Hospital, and Associate Editor of the Ladies’ Home Journal; Author of “The Care of Children,” etc.
“‘What a Young Woman Ought to Know’ is characterized by purity of tone and delicacy of treatment.
“It is one which a mother can place with confidence in the hands of her daughter. Reverent knowledge is the surest safeguard of innocence, and it is every mother’s duty to see that the young girl committed to her charge is duly forearmed by being forewarned of the dangers that lie around her.”