Quotes by Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards
“Home economics stands for the freedom of the home from the dominance of things and their due subordination to ideals.”— Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards
“Good food, well cooked, is a potent factor in the development of the race.”— Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards
“The woman who has the courage to enter the laboratory and stand there in the face of the sneers of the men...has done more for the cause of woman's suffrage than all the eloquent speeches that were ever made.”— Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards
“The environment that people live in is the environment that they learn to live in, respond to, and perpetuate.”— Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards
“The quality of life depends upon the ability of society to teach its members how to live in harmony with their environment.”— Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards
“Control of the environment for the betterment of the race is the highest science of all.”— Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards
“I hope in a humble way to be the forerunner of a new age of respect for women.”— Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards
“For a comfortable, happy, and safe living, it is necessary that we have good houses, good food, good water, good clothes.”— Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards
“The great need of the world is the application of science to daily life.”— Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards