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Buy BALLGAME ANTS & CUBS SUFFRAGE WOMAN SUFFRAGE MAY BASE BALLGAME
STRATEGY #3Text and images from “Suffrage at 100 : A Visual History Jennifer Harlan , The New York Times
BASEBWOMANSUFFRAGEBASEBALL GAME WOMAN SUFFRAGE E BALL GA SUFFRAGETUESDAY MAY 18GIANTS & CUBS BALLGAME
BASEBALLGAME ITS & CUE TUESDAY MAY 18TUESDAYMAY18TUESDAY, MAY18h
East Buy YourSuffragists 8 East BuyYour TICKETSNOW
BuyYour TICKETSMcBrides,TysonsAlexanders
POLO
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GIANTS & CUBS
East
The “ suffrage day” baseballgame on May 18, 1915...drew plentyof
attentionto the suffragists' cause evenifthe referendumitpromotedfailedthat fall.
The suffrage cartoonist Lou Rogers, far left; the labor organizer
Margaret Hinchey, fourth from left; and others advertising the“ suffrage day” game.
FPG / Archive Photos/Getty Images
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STRATEGY # 3
Text and images from “Suffrage at 100: A Visual History " by Jennifer Harlan , The New York Times
THE
WOMAN
This cookbook , sold as a fund-raiser at an 1886 suffrage festival in
Boston, contained “ thoroughly tested and reliable recipes for cooking,
directions for the care of the sick and practical suggestions.” Inthe
preface, its editor, HattieA. Burr, wrote that she hoped itwould “ go
forth a blessing to housekeepers, and an advocate for the elevation andenfranchisement of woman . "
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STRATEGY # 3
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To My Valentine
The rose is red
The violet's blueWe want to vote
As well as you!
Have Heart !
Vote for Woman Suffrage next November !
A 1900 Valentine's Day card, spreading love and women's equality.
Ken FloreySuffrageCollection/Gado/ Getty Images
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Text and images from “Suffrage at 100: A Visual History Jennifer Harlan , The New York Times
Some suffragists went to great heights to get the word out: Dr.Cora
Smith Eaton a Washington State physician and mountaineer,picturedinYellowstone National Park in 1902 climbed with a groupof 68 other people to the top of Mount Rainier in1909with a Votes forWomen banner, which she planted at the summit.
Barnes Albums ( MSC31) , Yellowstone National Park Archives
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Aug 13 1910
And MargaretFoleytook to the skies inAugust 1910 to distribute
pro - suffrage literatureto the citizens of Lawrence, Mass.
Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University
