The Woman's Journal

February 10, 1912 · vol. 43, no. 6 · 8 pages

Source: https://archive.org/details/sim_the-womans-journal_1912-02-10_43_6

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Contents

KENTUCKY WOMEN WILL WIN THE SCHOOL VOTE · p. 41
MME. CURIE CLEARED · p. 41
TWENTIETH CENTURY HOME NEEDS MOTHERS report · pp. 41, 46
[Illustration] · p. 41
NATIONAL CHILD LABOR CONFERENCE MEETS report · pp. 41, 46
[Unidentified page matter] · p. 41
CANDIDATES' VIEWS ON SUFFRAGE A FACTOR · p. 41
[Legislative news] NOTES AND NEWS · p. 41
GAGGED AND BOUND · pp. 41, 46
WOMEN VOTERS BEAT STANDARD OIL · p. 41
“IF I WERE A WOMAN” essay · pp. 41, 46
THE CRY OF THE WOMEN WORKERS Swinburne Hale poem · p. 42
THE SITUATION IN MARYLAND report · p. 42
[Photographs of Maryland suffrage leaders and activities] · p. 42
WHERE SUFFRAGISTS AND LEGISLATORS MEET report · p. 42
ALL LEAGUES UNITE ON ONE BILL report · p. 42
WAR CHEST FILLING report · p. 42
STATE EQUAL FRANCHISE LEAGUE OF MARYLAND report · p. 42
The Equal Suffrage League of Baltimore report · pp. 42–43
What Others Are Doing · p. 42
Woman Suffrage Association of Montgomery County report · p. 43
Just Franchise League of Talbot County report · p. 43
Political Equality League of Baltimore County report · p. 43
SUFFRAGE MASS MEETING notice · p. 43
IN MARYLAND report · p. 43
Mrs. Ellicott Explains Reasons for Baltimore and Easton Bills essay · p. 43
MARYLAND SUPPLEMENT TO THE WOMAN'S JOURNAL notice · p. 43
A VALENTINE notice · p. 43
[Suffrage news] NOTES AND NEWS · p. 43
ROOSEVELT ON SUFFRAGE Alice Stone Blackwell editorial · p. 44
NEWS FROM 33 STATES NOTES AND NEWS · p. 45
IN THE MAGAZINES NOTES AND NEWS · p. 45
[Front-page statue] NOTES AND NEWS · p. 45
[Illegible marginal text] · p. 45
NOTED SPEAKERS AT CHICAGO MEETING NOTES AND NEWS · p. 45
BALTIMORE AND ITS VICE PROBLEM Sigrid A. Johnson NOTES AND NEWS · pp. 45–46
THE INALIENABLE essay · p. 46
SOME POINTS IN PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE essay · pp. 46–47
[Suffrage news item] Notes and News · p. 46
NOTES AND NEWS · p. 47
CATCHING THE SPARK Agnes E. Ryan essay · p. 47
[Lecture announcement] notice · p. 47
THE MOTHER OF THE RACE Laura Bell Everett poem · p. 48
WOMEN IN PUBLIC SERVICE · p. 48
[Continued news item] NOTES AND NEWS · p. 48
[News of women's public activities] F. M. A. NOTES AND NEWS · p. 48
MAY POISON GIRLS · p. 48
THE NEW CITIZEN · p. 48
TOLD BY MISS ROYDEN essay · p. 48
ANTI HUMOR story · p. 48
Taffy and Woman Suffrage story · p. 48
HUMOROUS · p. 48
Woman's Chief Business Agnes E. Ryan essay · p. 48

25 advertisements

Weren't They Delicious? advertisement · p. 43
[Periodical advertisement] · p. 44
Is This WORTH FIGHTING FOR? advertisement · p. 45
FORM OF BEQUEST advertisement · p. 45
ARE YOU SUBSCRIBING TO A MAGAZINE? advertisement · p. 45
HYGIENIC CORSETS advertisement · p. 45
JACOBS' 1912 EUROPEAN TOURS / THE Yellow Ribbon Speaker advertisement · p. 45
HALLS TO LET advertisement · p. 45
Suffrage Valentines advertisement · p. 45
Evening Gowns / Scottish Terriers Offered as Companions advertisement · p. 45
The Poetry and Philosophy of Tennyson advertisement · p. 45
ADVERTISEMENTS CLASSIFIED · p. 46
The Label Shop advertisement · p. 46
Illinois Suffrage Association Literature advertisement · p. 46
Printers advertisement · p. 46
INVESTMENTS advertisement · p. 46
A TOUR TO AND THROUGH SWEDEN NORWAY TO SEE THE MIDNIGHT SUN advertisement · p. 46
LECTURE BUREAU advertisement · p. 46
ANNOUNCEMENTS advertisement · p. 46
An Inimitable Equal Suffrage Program advertisement · p. 46
LAUNDRESS advertisement · p. 46
[Classified employment advertisements] · p. 46
[Advertisement] · p. 47
NEW ENGLAND'S GREATEST PURE FOOD COOK advertisement · p. 47
SUFFRAGE LITERATURE AND SUPPLIES advertisement · p. 47

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