5cm x 21cm, bifolded, 4 pages - "The Vital Claim: An Appeal from Liberal Women to Women Liberals" - by C. Osler - Nation Union Women's Suffrage Societies 14 31 'Speech by Mr. Philip Snowden, M. ' - leaflet - 13. Will write soon, C. " - postmarked: Mattoon, Illinois, 1910 11 51 "Valentine Greetings" - cream color Valentine card with red border, 12cm x 10cm - [Image: two men watching women in red dress walking away from them] - "I believe in Women's Rights As every woman should. "A Thing of the Past, Old Dear" Series 2607 / Postmarked: Pewaukee, Wis., Aug 22, 1907. UncleBob's Treehouse: "Nobody Loves Me - Guess I'll be a Suffragette. Will write more if I ever have strength & time.
Or, should I strive for another career that could earn me more money and respect? Ask my daddy now now. Photographer, Dansville, NY' - [Image: portrait of Clara Barton standing in full length black dress facing away from photographer] - written on verso: 'Clara Barton, Dansville, NY, Nov. Nobody loves me guess i'll be a suffragette queen. 26, 1880 - Davenport Tour Dec. 1867' 13 17 Beaumont, Florence M. - black and white photograph, 4" x 6" - on verso: "Miss Florence M. Beaumont - Sec. 3 41 Livermore, Mary A., Letter, U. Message: "Dear M, Hope to come and see you on Wensday [sic].
Newspaper clipping attached to back of card / Addressed to: Miss Louise Carding, Glen Ranch Resort, Keenbrook, Cal. Addressed to: Miss A. Easton, 1 S. E [illegible] Terrace, Pollokshields, Glasgow - Imprint: A. Color postcard [Image: room full of people holding up hands, including man in red dress with green sash reading 'Votes for.. '] - Bamforth & Co. Publishers - not postmarked - 2 copies 11 36 "When Lovely Woman Gets The Vote The Men Will Look Such Freaks! 4014 [New York]; [Image: Three young suffragettes wearing top hats attached with hatpins on top of their pompadours stand at a bar eating ice cream and pretzels. 169-326; softcover 6 22 Harper's New Monthly Magazine; Number 580; September 1898; Volume 97; pgs. "]; Message: "Hoping you are feeling better with love Rosey" / Addressed to: Mrs. Goulston, Lord Palmerston Hotel, Market Square, Northampton / Imprint: A. Nobody loves me guess i'll be a suffragette guy. OS 19 New York Herald, February 9, 1913; Magazine Section; 1 pg. However, whilst some postcards amused, others depicted the crueller side of opposing women the right to vote.
I still don't know if "being afraid of becoming just a housewife" is the reason for me to fight for women's rights. Postmarked, 1914 11 23 The Suffragette, I told you so. Nobody loves me guess i'll be a suffragette man. " Message: "Pleased to say I am very much better I will send a letter in a day or two hoping all are well love to all hope Uncle will soon be better. 2cm - "My dear Mrs. Hodgkin, It gives me very great pleasure to accept your kind invitation to stay with you on the 23rd.
Together) Your hand in my hands. II, p. 616; where the narrative of her case before the Supreme Court appears. No liberty or equality for women! ' Women surely earn more respect now than in ancient China, but it's also harder for us to achieve equality. Addressed to Mr. Goldstein, Committee on Judiciary, The Assembly, Albany, NY. Oooh-how, sufragette city, oooh-how, sufragette, Ohhh, wham bam thank you ma am! And bring along some boxin' gloves. The feminist in me ponders these questions and simultaneously pushes me to be ambitious. 169; broadside; "Mrs. Robert Lansing, wife of the Secretary of State, accepts position as Secretary of the National Anti-Suffrage Association; Elihu Root, America's greatest statesman, presides at big Anti-Suffrage meeting in Utica; Maine soldiers vote overwhelmingly against Woman Suffrage; Officers of Connecticut Suffrage Association refusing to join the 'Militants. '" I haven't caught any fish lately have you. OS 18 Bags by Mimi - Annapolis; Tote bag; Black and white with purple print; Black handles; 35 x 41 cm. 14x9 cm; color; [Image: Domestic chaos when the wife and mother is off to her meeting. Nobody Loves Me -- Guess I'll Be a Suffragette - Women's suffrage in the United States 1840' 1920' - Anti suffragette propaganda Stock Photo - Alamy. Member of Congress (1887-1893). Thanks for the same.
Yours sincerely, Mary E. Walker, M. box item Request box 3 69 Walker, Mary E., Letter, U. "Dear Adelaide, She and Mrs. Willard are to arrive in Chicago A. to talk over the World Fair monies... " 3 10 Anthony, Susan B., Letter, U. So you are going away. 1 73 Now What Would You Do in a Case Like This? 2 copies, 1910 September 12 1 33 Suffragette Series No. ]
I dont know what time I shall be home trusting you are well. Yours truly, Will" - postmarked, 1909 11 20 "Stop Strip Searches" - black and white photograph - [Image: women holding a banner stating "Stop Strip Searches"] - Back words: "1984 International Woman's Day Picket outside Armagh Jail, Proceeds to the Prisoners Book Scheme, Contact Just Books, 7 Winetavern St., Belfast - Writing: "Dear Marguerite, I am writing this at 5 a. m. at home. Feminist Worksheet.docx - WOMEN IN AMERICAN LITERATURE WEBERCISE Building Background Knowledge Women in the 18th Century 1. What were women’s roles | Course Hero. Would like to hear from you. Box folder Request box 13 8 Stowe, Harriet Beecher - black and white photograph cabinet card, 5-7/16' x 3-13/16' - [Image: three women and man sitting under tree in front of home] - Signed by Harriett Beecher Stowe on front - Back of card reads: "Faith Fenton from Isabella Beecher Hooker" - and also printed excerpt from House and Home Papers (1864) entitled "Harriett Beecher Stowe on Woman Suffrage" 13 12 Stowe, Harriet Beecher - black and white photograph cabinet card, 10. So that's what) We are gonna do. 165-324 no softcover, frontpiece: Harper and Brothers' List of Sumptuous and Entertaining Books Suited for Holiday Presents 6 21 Harper's New Monthly Magazine; Number 572; January 1898; volume 96; pgs.
Ann Lewis Women's Suffrage Collection (Postcards and Stamps), Kenneth Florey, American Woman Suffrage Postcards: A Study and Catalog (Jefferson: McFarland & Company, 2015). It s a mixed up muddled up shook up world except for lola. 1 86 I'm a SufferYet; 9 x 14 cm; color; [Image: Beat up tom cat with his front leg in a sling. Will see you either Fri. or Sat., and shall shall I bring that [illegible] arrangement down with me? Prudentially assisted by Horatio Bottomley. ) The sentences claim that pants are only for men but not women, and that women are for men. Addressed: Miss E. Smith 20 Emerson St., Wakefield, Massachusetts - Writing: "We are staying about half a mile from this scene, but I have not seen the place yet. Said, Hey babe, I said, Hey honey, And the colored girls say, New York Dolls Jet Boy. 39 x 26 cm OS 16 15 Unknown publication, n. d, pgs. They had... Family Values [underlined] Not content with their own lives, they began living other people's lives, too!
Primary Source and Digital Tools Workshop. Hey man) oh leave me alone you. With love from Fred. Many thanks for pretty P. How do you like this? Received cash dividend of$2. She adds, "Our conversation will pour hot shot into that old Court. "]; Message: "My dear A.
Thanks Mike Augustine' - note on card: TBP 6-20-2005 35th Wedding Anniversary Stephen E. Draper to Lucy Hargrett Draper 12 55 Livermore, Mary A. Gonna use my, my, my imagination. Postcard view of a sunset in a municipal recreation area. Color stamps - sheet of 50 - blue color with 'Woman Suffrage and 50th Anniversary' written on them - [Image: suffrage parade car with women on left - woman on right casting vote] - (2 copies), 1970 15 11 Envelope - 100 Years of Women's Suffrage' - 16. Postmarked: Boston, Mass. My pretty pretty baby. Signed] Matilda Joslyn Gage, Fayetteville, NY" 12 24 Anthony, Susan B. 577, Printed in England / Postmarked: Ketchican, Alaska, Feb. 18, 1918. 4 23 O'Connor, Sandra Day, U. S., Illustration, Magazine Cover, Autographed; Magazine cover signed. The male political prisoner. " 9 x 14 cm; color; c1915 Campbell Art Co., Elizabeth, N. 312; [Image: Little boy attempting to embrace little girl who holds out her hand to stop him.