Safe Marriage: A Return to Sanity

audiobook

Safe Marriage: A Return to Sanity

by Ettie Annie Rout

EN·~1 hours·13 chapters

Chapters

13 total
1

SAFE MARRIAGE

0:02
2

SAFE MARRIAGE - A RETURN TO SANITY - BY - ETTIE A. ROUT

25:35
3

PREFACE.

1:49
4

FOREWORD.

4:52
5

I.—INTRODUCTION.

22:10
6

II.—PRACTICAL METHODS OF PREVENTION. - A. FOR WOMEN: - SEXUAL REPRODUCTION.

1:39
7

II.—PRACTICAL METHODS OF PREVENTION.—(Contd.) - B. FOR MEN:

6:35
8

III.—MEDICAL FORMULÆ.

3:16
9

IV.—COMPULSORY TREATMENT.

2:14
10

V. CONCLUSION.

2:49

Description

This compact volume offers a clear, commonsense approach to protecting health within marriage, drawing on the author’s decades of experience as a wartime volunteer, journalist, and married woman. It combines practical medical advice on preventing venereal disease with everyday hygiene tips that were already familiar in France and the United States but little known in Britain. The book is addressed both to individuals who wish to safeguard themselves and to communities seeking broader public‑health solutions.

Readers will find straightforward guidance on self‑disinfecting ointments, contraceptive suppositories, and other simple measures that can reduce the spread of infection. The author also argues that stable, loving marriage is the most effective antidote to vice, presenting moral and social reasons for couples to choose fidelity. Written in an earnest, compassionate voice, the work aims to empower listeners with knowledge that can improve personal wellbeing and the health of society as a whole.

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Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (98K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Jonathan Ah Kit, Michael Ciesielski and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2005-06-26

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Ettie Annie Rout

Ettie Annie Rout

1877–1936

A fearless New Zealand reformer, she became famous during the First World War for pushing practical sexual-health measures to protect soldiers. Admired in France and fiercely criticized at home, she was one of the most controversial and forward-thinking public figures of her time.

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