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Broadside, advertising suffrage event with speaker Anna Howard Shaw, New York City, 1916 December 1
This broadside advertises a women's suffrage event, where Anna Howard Shaw was scheduled to speak. Shaw was a prominent leader of the American women's suffrage movement.
Broadside, “Women in the Home,” National American Woman Suffrage Association, 1910
Broadside relating the issue of enfranchisement to taking cause of a house, expanding the definition of the domestic sphere
Broadside, “Woman Suffrage in War Time,” published by the National American Woman Suffrage Association, 1918 July
Gives summary of country's actions regarding women's suffrage in relation to women's contributions to the WWI war effort, ending with the United States.
Broadside, “Woman Suffrage as a War Measure,” Public Interests’ League of Massachusetts, undated
Broadside in response to the argument that women's suffrage is a good war measure
Broadside, “Why Working Women Want the Vote,” 1917 April 3
Broadside advertising a mass meeting to celebrate the passing of a suffrage amendment through the New York Legislature
Broadside, “Why Women Want to Vote,” 1910
Broadside detailing the reasons why women want to vote
Broadside, “To the 8,000,000 Working Women in the United States,” National Woman Suffrage Association, 1915
Broadside appealing to women to demand the right to vote
Broadside, “The Suffragettes and Their Unruly Methods,” published by the Women’s Freedom League, London, England, undated.
Published letter stating the writer's belief that the violence enacted by suffragettes has harmed and set back the movement
Broadside, “Suffrage as a War Measure,” 1917 October
Broadside advertising woman's suffrage as a component of national defense
Broadside, "Get a Lot in Sunset Park", The Atlanta Georgian, June 8, 1912
Advertisement for the Sunset Park development area, before the area was cemented as "Black" and before Heman Perry's investment. The ad praises the area and the amenities that will be installed.