— and above all it does not affect the mother's health. It has been particularly observed that her babies breathe freely the moment they are born.
This is the latest that science has attained in the way of easing the hardship of childbirth for
woman, and science will continue its discoveries and researches on this subject, to reach results with which woman may approach childbirth with delight and happiness, untouched by any fear or illusion!
Misr Airlines
If you miss the first plane...
take the second.
There are daily flights from Beirut to Cairo
aboard the planes of
Misr Airlines
Agents: Getti Bros. — Telephone: 52 and 76
17, 35
And all travel agencies
Read: Gibran Khalil Gibran by Mikhail Naimy
"The Woman's Voice" is most anxious always to present its readers with new sections holding good, benefit, and profit.
This section may well be among the best sections of this magazine, for we do not want our woman to attend to the polishing of the body alone; we want her to attend also to the polishing of the spirit, so that her culture may grow steadily, and her atmosphere be lit by that spiritual ray which serious reading sends into the depths of the soul.
We were alerted to this by a question from one of our respected readers, asking about the books a woman would do well to read; that was an incentive for the editorial staff of "The Woman's Voice" to labor earnestly toward this end. There was no avoiding continuous work, wide acquaintance, and varied readings for us to be able to give our reader an excellent cultural nourishment. We have taken great care that these selected books be among those the Arab woman ought to read, books it will never do to ignore; and in this we shall make no distinction between one language and another, for we believe that high culture has no language — it is all-embracing, and no language bounds it.
Gibran Khalil Gibran — by Mikhail Naimy —
Gibran — Naimy: two noble faces in Arabic letters. Long centuries may pass while the Arab world yearns for the like of these two noble faces... For in both of them were embodied all the great powers hidden away in this nation. And if God — in whom Gibran believed,
and in whom Naimy believed — begrudged the Arab world Gibran at the very height of his fame, He has not begrudged us Mikhail — may God