Guide to the Women's Employment Collection

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Guide to the Women's Employment Collection

Collection number: D194X.1

Ella Strong Denison Library

Libraries of The Claremont Colleges

Claremont, California
Processed by:
Special Collections Staff
Date Completed:
2004
Encoded by:
Special Collections Staff
© 2004 Claremont University Consortium. All rights reserved.

Descriptive Summary

Title: Women's Employment collection
Dates: 1897-1980
Bulk Dates: 1900-1952
Collection number: D194X.1
Creator: Unknown
Collection Size: 2.75 linear feet (3 manuscript boxes and 1 oversize).
Repository: Claremont Colleges. Library. Ella Strong Denison Library.
Claremont, California 91711
Abstract: The collection contains publications, ephemera, and writings related to women's employment. It includes a number of newspaper clippings, magazine articles, flyers and pamphlets, some issued by the National Women's Trade Union League of America and the U.S. Dept. of Labor Women's Bureau.
Physical location: Please consult repository.
Languages: Languages represented in the collection: English

Access

Collection open for research.

Publication Rights

All requests for permission to publish must be submitted in writing to Denison Library.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Women's Employment collection. Ella Strong Denison Library, Libraries of The Claremont Colleges.

Acquisition Information

This collection was assembled by Denison Librarian Dorothy Drake. Original provenance unknown.

Scope and Content of Collection

The collection contains publications, ephemera, and writings related to women's employment. A number of newspaper clippings, magazine articles, flyers and pamphlets discussing women's employment can be found in the collection. The dated material in the collection ranges from 1897-1980, with the bulk of the material dating from 1900-1952.
The collection is organized into three series:

Indexing Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
Womens Rights
National Women's Trade Union League of America
Employment and society


 

Series 1. circa 1897-1980 Ephemera

Box  1 , Folder  3

"General Suggestions for Household Employment", a leaflet, publisher unknown, Los Angeles undated

Box  1 , Folder  4

"Married Women and Work", flyer issued by the London Society for Women's Service 1923 January

Box  1 , Folder  5

Commander, Lydia Kingsmill. "Who Stole the Work?", leaflet printer unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  42

"Recommended Standards for Employment of Women", leaflet issued by the U.S. Dept. of Labor and the Women's Bureau 1950

Box  1 , Folder  74

"Eight-Hour Law for Female Employees", a flyer issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, California 1925 July

Box  1 , Folder  77

"Obey the New Ten Hour Law", a flyer issued by the Women's Trade Union League 1911?

Box  2 , Folder  2

Addition, Mrs. L.F. "The Purchasing Power of Woman and Her Relation to Organized Labor", a Department Leaflet (Labor) no. 179, printed by Ruby I. Gilbert undated

Box  2 , Folder  7

A leaflet advertising the book "American Labor Unions", by Helen Marot undated

Box  2 , Folder  11

"Standards Governing Employment of Women in Industry", a leaflet issued by the Woman in Industry Service, U. S. Department of Labor 1918 December 12

Box  2 , Folder  17

"Program of Labor Songs", a flyer issued by the members of the Hull-House Music School 1901 May 15

Box  2 , Folder  22

"The National Women's Trade Union League", a leaflet issued by the National Women's Trade Union League undated

Box  2 , Folder  23

"Summary of Organization Work", a leaflet issued by the National Women's Trade Union League 1917 June

Box  2 , Folder  24

"The National Women's Trade Union League of America", a leaflet issued by the National Women's Trade Union League of America 1919

Box  2 , Folder  30

Register for the Seventh Annual Convention Southern District City Club 1926 June 12-13

Box  2 , Folder  30

Register for the Eighth Annual Convention Southern District City Club 1927 June

Box  2 , Folder  33

"Vacation Time: Remember the Department Store Girls", a leaflet issued by the Consumers' League of the City of New York 1914

Box  2 , Folder  44

"Women in Home and Industry", a leaflet issued by the Labor Party of Illinois 1920

Box  2 , Folder  46

"Employment Agencies", a leaflet issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, State of California 1903 February 12

Box  2 , Folder  47

"School for Active Workers in the Labor Movement", a leaflet issued by the National Women's Trade Union League 1915

Box  2 , Folder  48

Marot, Helen. "Why It Is, What It Is, Who It Is, Where It Is", a leaflet issued by the National Women's Trade Union League of America (two copies) undated

Box  2 , Folder  59

"Womenfolk of the Building Trade Workers!", a flyer issued by the Women Workers' Organization 1927 January

Box  2 , Folder  61

"Application For Membership", National Women's Trade Union League of America undated

Box  2 , Folder  62

A program for the "Third Interstate Conference Called by the Women's Trade Union League", Missouri and Illinois 1916 October

 

Series 2. circa 1901-1950 Publications

Box  1 , Folder  1

Keen, Dora. "A Woman's Ascent of the Matterhorn", The Outlook 1910 May 28

Box  1 , Folder  2

Breckinridge, S.P. "Political Equality for Women and Women's Wages", American Academy of Political and Social Science undated

Box  1 , Folder  6

Kyle, Joanna Nicholls. "Women as Inventors", Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly undated

Box  1 , Folder  7

"Women and Work in England", The International Monthly (end of article missing) undated

Box  1 , Folder  8

Pearce, I.D. "Women and Sweated Industries", The Westminster Review 1907 December

Box  1 , Folder  9

Washington, Booker T. "The Man Furthest Down: The Women Who Work in Europe", The Outlook ( two copies) 1911 July 1

Box  1 , Folder  10

Johnson, Clifton. "Women Workers of France", Harper's Bazaar undated

Box  1 , Folder  11

Stanley, the Hon. Maude. "The First Working Girls' Club", The Outlook 1897 September 4

Box  1 , Folder  12

Stanley, the Hon. Maude. "Country Holidays for Working Girls", The Outlook 1899 October 7

Box  1 , Folder  13

Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley. "In Chains", publication unknown 1911

Box  1 , Folder  14

Berry, Olive Shippen. "Women Workers of Ireland", Harper's Bazaar (vol. XXXIII, no. 41) 1900 October 13

Box  1 , Folder  15

"Policewomen in Chicago", The Literary digest 1913 August 23

Box  1 , Folder  16

"Laws Governing the Employment of Women in New York State", pamphlet compiled by the Bureau of Women in Industry, New York State Industrial Commission 1920

Box  1 , Folder  17

Cutler, Martha. "Woman's Work in Decoration", Harper's Bazaar (vol. XXXIX, no. 67) undated

Box  1 , Folder  18

"A Woman in Wall Street", The Atlantic Monthly 1925 August

Box  1 , Folder  19

Miller, Joseph Dana. "Women as Architects", Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly 1900? June

Box  1 , Folder  20

"Women and the Legal Profession", The American Review of Reviews undated

Box  1 , Folder  21

Young, Rose. "Your Daughter's Career if She Wants to be a Lawyer", publication unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  22

Baury, Louis. "Women Who Conduct Great Businesses", The World Today 1909 September

Box  1 , Folder  23

Gage, Matilda Joslyn. "Woman as an Inventor", The North American Review (vol. CXXXVI, no. 318) undated

Box  1 , Folder  24

Comstock, Sarah. "Your Daughter's Career, If She Wants to be a Nurse", publication unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  25

Astervart, Jane? "Women's Colleges and Their Women Executives", The Booklovers Magazine (vol.II, no. IV) 1903 October

Box  1 , Folder  26

Jones, Harriet B. "The Woman Physician", publication unknown (end of article missing) undated

Box  1 , Folder  27

Robert, Jeanne. "Woman and the Wage Question", The American Review of Reviews undated

Box  1 , Folder  28

Smith, Bertha H. "What Women Are Doing in the West", publication unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  29

Clark, Sue Anislie and Edith Wyatt. "Working - Girls' Budgets", McClure's Magazine (vol. XXXV, no. 6) 1910 October

Box  1 , Folder  30

Clark, Sue Ainslie and Edith Wyatt. "Working - Girls' Budgets", publication unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  31

Colton, Olive A. "They or We? A New Spirit in Industry", publication unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  32

Simmons, Eleanor Booth. "The Women Behind the Books", The Woman Citizen 1925 June 27

Box  1 , Folder  33

Dodd, Alvin E. "Training Women to Earn -- A National Movement", Journal of Home Economics (vol. IX, no. 10) 1917 October

Box  1 , Folder  34

Stevenson, Bertha. "The Young Business Woman's Lunch", Good Housekeeping Magazine undated

Box  1 , Folder  35

Anderson, Mary. "The Growing Army of Women Workers", The New York Times Current History undated

Box  1 , Folder  36

"Six Million Business Women", publication unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  37

"Women in Industry", Monthly Labor Review undated

Box  1 , Folder  38

"Lessons in Community and National Life", leaflet printed by the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education (community leaflet no. 23) 1918 May 1

Box  1 , Folder  39

Van Vorst, Bessie. "The Woman That Toils", Everybody's Magazine (vol. VIII, no. 1) 1903 January

Box  1 , Folder  40

Fallaws, Alice Katherine. "The Reduced Gentlewoman", Ainslee's Magazine (end of article missing) undated

Box  1 , Folder  41

Van Vorst, Bessie and Marie Van Vorst. "The Woman That Toils -- Experiences of a Literary Woman as a Working Girl", Everybody's Magazine (vol. VII, no. 3) 1902 September

Box  1 , Folder  43

"Woman's Work and Wages", publication unknown (end of article missing) undated

Box  1 , Folder  44

Moran, Francis J. Clay. "The Sweating System", The North American Review undated

Box  1 , Folder  45

Shuler, Marjorie. "An Organization of Business Women", The American Review of Reviews undated

Box  1 , Folder  46

"White Collar Immigrants Increase", News-Bulletin-National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc. (no. 33) 1929 September 16

Box  1 , Folder  47

"Mrs. H.R. Britton, Baseball Magnate", publication unknown 1912

Box  1 , Folder  48

Blake, Lillie Devereux and Van Buren Denslaw. "Are Women Fairly Paid?" publication unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  49

Mall, Janice. "Upgrading Women's Jobs", Los Angeles Times 1980 January 13

Box  1 , Folder  50

Blackwell, Alice Stone. "Fatigue and Efficiency -- A Treatise on Labor by Josephine Goldmark", The Woman's Journal 1912 January 20

Box  1 , Folder  51

Kirkwood, Edith Brown. "The Business Woman's Lunch", Good Housekeeping Magazine undated

Box  1 , Folder  52

Pettengill, Lillian. "Toilers of the Home -- A College Woman's Experiences as a Domestic Servant", Everybody's Magazine undated

Box  1 , Folder  53

Harper, Ida Husted. "Women Ought to Work", The Independent undated

Box  1 , Folder  54

Mabee, Cora E. "Minimum Wages for Women in California", Journal of Applied Sociology undated

Box  1 , Folder  55

Wright, Carroll D. "Why Women are Paid Less than Men", publication unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  56

Hard, William and Rehta Childe Dorr. "The Woman's Invasion", Everybody's Magazine undated

Box  1 , Folder  57

Swartz, Nelle. "Women Who Work", The Survey 1922 May 13

Box  1 , Folder  58

Roosevelt, Theodore. "The Conservation of Womanhood and Childhood", The Outlook (end of article missing) 1911 December 23

Box  1 , Folder  59

Howard, Randall R. "Ranching for Herself", Sunset, the Pacific Monthly undated

Box  1 , Folder  60

Hard, William. "The Woman of To-morrow", Everybody's Magazine 1910 August

Box  1 , Folder  61

MacLean, Annie Marion. "Four Months in a Model Factory", The Century Magazine undated

Box  1 , Folder  62

Hughes, Mrs. Lois Pierce. "Opportunities for Women in the Modern Hotel", Journal of Home Economics 1921 April

Box  1 , Folder  63

Clark, Sue Ainslie and Edith Wyatt. "Working-Girls' Budgets", publication unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  65

Neale, Margaretta. "Keeping Women on the Payroll", publication unknown undated

Box  1 , Folder  66

Earle, Mary Tracy. "The Red Rose", The Lamp (vol. XXVI, no. 4) 1903 May

Box  1 , Folder  67

"The Story of Rose Fortune, A New York Working Girl", Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly (vol. LVII, no. 2) 1903 December

Box  1 , Folder  68

Frowne, Sadie. "The Story of a Sweatshop Girl", The Independent undated

Box  1 , Folder  69

Stickney, Mary E. "Mining Women of Colorado", The Era undated

Box  1 , Folder  70

Rays, Mrs. Charles Kirkland. "Woman's Place in the Missionary Enterprise", The Missionary Review of the World 1925 June

Box  1 , Folder  71

Howard, George Elliot. "Changed Ideals and Status of the Family and the Public Activities of Women", The Annals of the American Academy (end of article missing) undated

Box  1 , Folder  72

Van Vorst, Bessie and Marie Van Vorst. "The Woman that Toils", Everybody's Magazine undated

Box  1 , Folder  73

Reynolds, Minnie J. "A Revival of Feminine Handicrafts", Everybody's Magazine undated

Box  1 , Folder  75

MacLean, Annie Marion. "The Sweat-Shop in Summer", The American Journal of Sociology (vol. IX, no. 3) 1903 November

Box  1 , Folder  76

Van Vorst, Bessie and Marie Van Vorst. "The Woman Who Toils", Everybody's Magazine undated

Box  1 , Folder  78

Maule, Mary K. "What is a Shop-Girl's Life?", publication unknown 1907 September

Box  1 , Folder  79

Smith, Bertha H. "The Policewoman", Good Housekeeping Magazine 1911 March

Box  1 , Folder  80

Bloomingdale, E.W. and Josephine Goldmark. "The Inner Working of a Department Store", The Outlook part I by Bloomingdale, part II by Goldmark 1915 June 2

Box  1 , Folder  81

Emerson, Anne. "Behind the Scenes in a Department Store", The Outlook 1915

Box  1 , Folder  82

Van Vorst, Bessie and Marie Van Vorst. "The Woman that Toils", Everybody's Magazine undated

Box  1 , Folder  83

"The Woman's Invasion", Everybody's Magazine (beginning and end of article missing) undated

Box  1 , Folder  84

Thomas, W.I. "Woman and the Occupations", The American Magazine 1900 September

Box  1 , Folder  85

West, Marian. "The First Woman Ambulance Surgeon", Everybody's Magazine (end of article missing) 1903 September

Box  1 , Folder  86

"A Far Cry From Woman's Place in the Home: Miss Hilda Johnson of Brooklyn, Employed as a Deep- Sea Diver …" a photograph from the New York Times 1924 November 23

Box  1 , Folder  87

Barry, John D. "Women as Judges", The Bulletin 1912 September 10

Box  1 , Folder  88

"Light Work for Ladies", The Woman Citizen 1917 June 9

Box  1 , Folder  89

"Farm Women", San Bernardino Sun 1927

Box  1 , Folder  90

"Paper Run By Women", publication unknown 1900

Box  1 , Folder  91

Eaton, Jeanette. "No Other Occupation", St. Louis Labor 1930 June 25

Box  1 , Folder  92

"The Only One of Her Kind", publication unknown 1928

Box  1 , Folder  93

"The Lady Blacksmith of New York", publication unknown 1938 January 30

Box  1 , Folder  94

Blitzstein, Madelin. "Women Who Handle 'Man-sized' Jobs", San Francisco Chronicle 1936 July 26

Box  1 , Folder  95

"Would Bar Women From Foundries", Berkeley Gazette 1912 February 15

Box  2 , Folder  1

Johnson, Violet Olive. "Taking Her Wham", The News 1929 October 31

Box  2 , Folder  3

Carr, Frederick W. "Women's Place in Labor Unions", The Christian Science Monitor 1950 May 9

Box  2 , Folder  4

"Women in Industry", New York Times A review of F.W. Tickner's "Women in English Economic History" 1923 August 12

Box  2 , Folder  5

"Organizing Working Women; Interview with Miss Mary Macarthur", The Christian Commonwealth 1914 March 18

Box  2 , Folder  6

"Mobilisation of Britain's Woman Power in the Industrial Effort", Bulletins from Britain (supplement no. 35) 1941 April 30

Box  2 , Folder  8

Wallerstein, Bertha. "The Working-Woman's Idea", The Nation undated

Box  2 , Folder  9

Swartz, Nelle. "A Call To Arms", The Woman Voter 1915 May

Box  2 , Folder  10

Woodward, Helen. "Do Women Get a Chance in Business?", Smart Set 1929 November

Box  2 , Folder  12

"Women in Industry", The Labor Clarion 1917 December 7

Box  2 , Folder  13

"Statistics of Occupations in this Country", Literary Digest 1914 October 10

Box  2 , Folder  14

"Efficiency Engineer", "Good Business", New York Call 1918 December 16

Box  2 , Folder  15

Wadlin, Horace G. "Why Women Earn Smaller Wages Than Men", The Club Worker 1903 January

Box  2 , Folder  16

"State Canning Industry Employs 20,000 Women", San Francisco? 1916 December 1

Box  2 , Folder  18

Shuler, Marjorie. "The Effects of Women in Business: Women Secretaries Serve Well Though Cloaked in Anonymity", The Christian Science Monitor 1931 November 16

Box  2 , Folder  19

"Uncle Sam As Woman's Boss", New York Times 1926 April 18

Box  2 , Folder  20

Malkiel, Theresa. "Woman's Industrial Advance", publication unknown 1923 July 22

Box  2 , Folder  21

"Women Who Lead the Way", New York paper? 1921 March

Box  2 , Folder  25

"Woman Works 12 Hours a Day; Week's Pay $3.40", Bulletin 1913

Box  2 , Folder  26

"Objects of Woman's Label League", San Francisco Star 1911

Box  2 , Folder  27

"Uncle Sam's Silly Prejudice", La Follette's 1911 October 7

Box  2 , Folder  28

Nelson, Caroline. "San Francisco's Workingwomen", Labor Clarion 1912 March 1

Box  2 , Folder  29

"Miss Ross Schneiderman, Leader of 20,000 Women", publication unknown 1913 February 23

Box  2 , Folder  31

"Women Toilers: Look into Their Lives Through Photographic Windows", The Delineator 1912 May

Box  2 , Folder  32

Todd, Lawrence. "Chains Pay $12 to Women", Federated Press? 1930 February 8

Box  2 , Folder  34

Stein, Hannah. "Economic Crash Helpful to Women--Dorothy Scarborough", Chronicle 1931 November 8

Box  2 , Folder  35

"Business for Women", The Christian Science Monitor 1950 March 8

Box  2 , Folder  36

"Not For 'Pin Money'", publication unknown 1938 March 19

Box  2 , Folder  37

"5th of U.S. Women Gainfully Employed", publication unknown 1937

Box  2 , Folder  38

Estcourt, Zilfa. "Y.W.C.A. Survey Reveals That Most Young Business Women Help to Support Their Families", San Francisco Chronicle 1938 March 20

Box  2 , Folder  39

"Survey Shows Women Work From Necessity", San Francisco News 1938 March 15

Box  2 , Folder  40

"Women Advance in Labor World, Survey Reveals", publication unknown 1933 May 8

Box  2 , Folder  41

Estcourt, Zilfa. "Here's Some Hope and Advice for Women Who Are 'Making a Job of Getting a Job'", San Francisco Chronicle 1939 June 4

Box  2 , Folder  42

Adams, Mildred. "The Swelling Tide of Working Women", The New York Times Magazine 1936 June 28

Box  2 , Folder  43

"Why Do Women Work?", San Francisco Chronicle 1938 May 22

Box  2 , Folder  45

"Wages for Women Show General Improvements", The Christian Science Monitor 1950 January 12

Box  2 , Folder  49

Miller, Grace. "Women Advised to Learn New Occupational Skills", The Christian Science Monitor 1952 June 23

Box  2 , Folder  50

Ripley, Josephine. "Working Wives Lead Women in Jobs", The Christian Science Monitor 1950 April 21

Box  2 , Folder  51

"Unequal Pay For Women", Suffragist 1918 July 27

Box  2 , Folder  52

"Girl Vagrants Roam Country; Haunt 'Jungles'", publication unknown 1933 August 4

Box  2 , Folder  53

"Two Society Women as Labor Leaders", publication unknown 1909

Box  2 , Folder  54

F.R.W. "To the Editor of 'The American'", The American? 1917 January 19

Box  2 , Folder  55

"No Lady Blacksmiths Wanted On This Job", Washington Star 1915 March 18

Box  2 , Folder  56

"Work-A- Day Women", The Common Cause 1914 April 9

Box  2 , Folder  57

"Fannie Hurst, Famous Authoress, Declares Women Need Awakening", Star Bulletin 1915 February 13

Box  2 , Folder  58

Hornaday, Mary. "Work, Women and Wages", The Christian Science Monitor 1936 June 13

Box  2 , Folder  60

"An Appeal to Women's Pride", Labor Clarion 1910 April 8

Box  2 , Folder  63

Ripley, Josephine. "Women's Business Role: Reason for Few Top Jobs", The Christian Science Monitor 1950 October 2

Box  2 , Folder  64

"Women's Union to End After 47 Years", The Christian Science Monitor 1950 May 27

Box  2 , Folder  65

McGough, Jennie. "Old-line Politics and the Working Girl", Labor Clarion 1914 March 13

Box  2 , Folder  66

Ruhl, Arthur. "Out of a Job- News of the Unemployed", Colliers 1908 May

Box  2 , Folder  67

"How Long a Day Should Women Work?", The Survey 1923 April 15

Box  2 , Folder  68

"The Tent City of Willimantic", Life and Labor Bulletin (vol. III, no. 10) 1925 September

Box  2 , Folder  69

Kelly, Mary. "Woman Told Self-Initiative Key to Getting Top Jobs", The Christian Science Monitor 1952 June 26

Box  2 , Folder  70

Hornaday, Mary. "Women Gain New Fields to Follow Mother Roles", The Christian Science Monitor 1950 July 6

Box  2 , Folder  71

"Chapter 258, sections 1-3: An act limiting the hours of labor of females …", California, publication unknown 1911 March 22

Box  2 , Folder  72

"A League of Working Women", The New Republic 1918 February 9

Box  2 , Folder  73

"Number of Working Wives Sets U.S. Record", The San Diego Union 1952 May 28

Box  3 , Folder  1

"World's News About Women", The Woman Citizen 1925 June 27

Box  3 , Folder  2

"Taking Care of the World's Women Munition-Makers", The Literary Digest 1917 January 27

Box  3 , Folder  3

D'Alviella, Helen Goblet. "Women of Belgium", The Woman's Press 1923 March

Box  3 , Folder  4

"Mothering the Munition-Maker", The New Republic 1917 October 6

Box  3 , Folder  5

"Women Who help Boss Us", The Literary Digest 1925 January 17

Box  3 , Folder  6

Hard, Clara Taylor. "Woman's Labor in Japan", The Woman's Press 1923 March

Box  3 , Folder  7

"Women Ask to be Protected from their Friends", The Literary Digest 1926 February 6

Box  3 , Folder  8

"Women in $6,000 to $30,000 Jobs", publication unknown 1919 July

Box  3 , Folder  9

Marsh, Helena. "Making Good in New York City", Good Housekeeping 1924 December

Box  3 , Folder  10

"Supervision of Women's War Work", The Survey 1917 June 30

Box  3 , Folder  11

Carpenter, Charles E. "The Most Remarkable Business Woman I Ever Knew", The American Magazine 1920 December

Box  3 , Folder  12

"The Labor Shortage", The New Republic 1917 October 20

Box  3 , Folder  13

Hewes, Amy. "Women as Munition Makers", The Survey 1917 January 6

Box  3 , Folder  14

Lion, Hortense M. "The Boycott on Wives", The Outlook 1923 December 12

Box  3 , Folder  15

Ross, Mary. "Working Women Who Get Hurt", The Survey 1924 December 15

Box  3 , Folder  16

Blatch, Harriot Stanton. "Do Women Want Protection?", The Nation (vol. 116, no. 3004) 1923 January 31

Box  3 , Folder  17

"Women's Wages", The Nation (vol. 108, no. 2799) 1919 February 22

Box  3 , Folder  18

Martin, John. "The Four Ages of Woman"- a series of five articles and rejoinders to an editorial, The Survey 1916 February 26, March 4, 11, 18, 25, April 15

Box  3 , Folder  19

Summer, Allene M. "They Call Her The Poor Working Girl --- She Is!", The Ohio Woman Voter 1927 March

Box  4 , Folder  11

Dixon, Louise. "The Average Stenographer", Success 1913? September

Box  4 , Folder  12

Rollins, Mabel. "I Won't Work for a Woman!", Collier's The National Weekly 1924 November 29

Box  4 , Folder  13

Selden, Charles A. "The Most Powerful Lobby in Washington", The Ladies Home Journal 1922 April

Box  4 , Folder  14

Nixdorff, Natalie W. "The Training of a Professional Nurse", The Ladies Home Journal undated

 

Series 3. Writings no date

Box  1 , Folder  64

"The New Occupations for Women", a four page typescript undated