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… the husband should die, and leave his wife, she is fitted to continue her work in the cause of God, and receive wages for the labor she performs.— Manuscript Releases …

… the husband, of squandering physical strength, to obtain means to live fashionably. It is a crime for such to have children, for their offspring will often …

The husband will frequently see his wife care-worn and debilitated, growing prematurely old, in laboring to prepare food to suit the vitiated taste. He gratifies …

… for her, as her husband's equal. The world needs mothers who are mothers not merely in name but in every sense of the word. We may safely say that the distinctive …

… after her husband's death.—Compilers. ]...

Husbands should do all they can to save the wife care and keep her spirit cheerful. Never should idleness be fostered or permitted in children, for it soon becomes a habit. Testimonies for the Church 5:180, 181