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Full-Text Articles in Women's History
Letters Between Hattie Caraway And Griffin Smith, Hattie Caraway, Griffin Smith
Letters Between Hattie Caraway And Griffin Smith, Hattie Caraway, Griffin Smith
Women's history in Arkansas
These are two letters written between Hattie Caraway and Griffin Smith. Caraway writes the first letter on May 27, 1932, asking Smith what the political atmosphere is in Arkansas in relation to her chances of winning the next election. Smith responds on June 1, 1932, that her chances for election don't look very good.
Letter, Hattie Caraway To Griffin Smith, Hattie Caraway
Letter, Hattie Caraway To Griffin Smith, Hattie Caraway
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a two page letter in four sections from Hattie Caraway in Riverdale, Maryland to Griffin Smith in Marianna, Arkansas. The letter discusses the death of Hattie's husband, Thaddeus, who had been a U.S. Senator. It also discusses her feelings about taking his place in the U.S. Senate.
Pamphlet, Arkansas Mothers' And Children's Home
Pamphlet, Arkansas Mothers' And Children's Home
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a pamphlet advertising the Arkansas Mothers' and Children's Home in Morrilton. The pamphlet discusses the need for the home, its costs, describes the facilities and lists Officers and Directors.
Journalism Students, University Of Arkansas, Walter J. Lemke
Journalism Students, University Of Arkansas, Walter J. Lemke
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a black and white photograph of journalism students at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. Front, from left to right: Mary Schilling, Nelda Hickman, Mrs. Zillah C. Peel, Marguerite Gilstrap, Mabel Claire Gold, and Madge Curtis. Back, from left to right: Mary Ellen Fulks, Virginia Reed, Maude Gold, Mary Peel, Lura Hudson.
Two Unidentified African American Women
Two Unidentified African American Women
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a black and white photograph of two unidentified African American women.
C.J. Lincoln Company Employees
C.J. Lincoln Company Employees
Women's history in Arkansas
Sepia-toned photograph of unnamed female employees at the C.J. Lincoln Company in Little Rock.
Document, Nellie Hill Pistol Permit Application, O.T. Massey
Document, Nellie Hill Pistol Permit Application, O.T. Massey
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a 1923 application for a pistol permit made by Mrs. Nellie Hill in Lawrence County.
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting Minutes, Mrs. H.L. Dugger
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting Minutes, Mrs. H.L. Dugger
Women's history in Arkansas
This document contains meeting minutes for the Methodist Episcopal Church's Ladies' Aid Society.
Ywca Songbook
Women's history in Arkansas
Binder songbook of Y.W.C.A. songs. The cover is dark green. The book contains 10 songs pasted onto 10 individual, lined pieces of notebook paper. The book is held together by metal rings. This digitized collection only contains two of the ten pages, due to the fragility of the item.
Ladies On A Park Bench
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a cabinet card photograph of five women sitting on a park bench. From left to right: Gladys Broadhead, Ida Polk, Ida Walsh, Mabel Long and Leonora Scott.
Wave Russell Canning At Home
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a black and white photograph of Wave Russell canning food in the yard of her home in Belleville.
World War I Certificate Of Discharge, Estelle E. Smith
World War I Certificate Of Discharge, Estelle E. Smith
Women's history in Arkansas
World War I discharge papers for Estelle E. Smith, who had served as an Army reserve nurse for the Army Nurse Corps. Estelle would later marry Homer Adkins, who became Governor of Arkansas. This certificate as a replacement certificate for the lost or destroyed original, which had been issued in 1919. This replacement certificate was given in 1962.
For Every Fighter A Woman Worker Poster
For Every Fighter A Woman Worker Poster
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a United War Work Campaign poster for the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA), depicting the image of a woman in overalls and a cap holding an artillery shell and biplane, with an inverted blue triangle behind her, with the words "For Every Fighter a Woman Worker. Care for Her through the YWCA."
Council Of Defense Registration Cards: Henry, Mrs. A.
Council Of Defense Registration Cards: Henry, Mrs. A.
Women's history in Arkansas
Council of Defense registration card for Mrs. A. Henry, a woman registering World War I work. Information on the cards include name, age, address, marital status, country of birth, color, time pledged for service, occupation, education, referenses and physical health. The card also includes information about what kind of work each woman was qualified for.
American Red Cross Nursing Class, World War I, Leslie, Arkansas
American Red Cross Nursing Class, World War I, Leslie, Arkansas
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a black and white photograph of an American Red Cross Nursing Class in Leslie, Arkansas during World War I. Standing left to right: Dexter Thomas Morrow, Verlie Kimbrell Norman, unknown, Miss Hart (teacher), Ivy Norman Stokes, Willie Leonard, Lillian Britton, Gertrude Shipley, Polly Mabrey-Rand-Thomas. Seated left to right: Miss Livingston (teacher), Florence Porch, Goldie Hilton, Hazel Leonard Mabrey.
Letter, Mrs. Ohmer C. Burnside To Mrs. S.S. Wassell, Mrs. Ohmer C. Burnside
Letter, Mrs. Ohmer C. Burnside To Mrs. S.S. Wassell, Mrs. Ohmer C. Burnside
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a letter from Mrs. Ohmer C. Burnside in Lake Village, Arkansas, to Bettie Wassell in Little Rock, Arkansas. The letter talks about whether or not two Arkansas politicians in Ashley County have supported women's suffrage.
Council Of Defense Registration Cards: Mathews, Elizabeth (Mrs. H.K.)
Council Of Defense Registration Cards: Mathews, Elizabeth (Mrs. H.K.)
Women's history in Arkansas
Council of Defense registration card for Elizabeth (Mrs. H.K.) Mathews, a woman registering World War I work. Information on the cards include name, age, address, marital status, country of birth, color, time pledged for service, occupation, education, referenses and physical health. The card also includes information about what kind of work each woman was qualified for.
Council Of Defense Registration Cards: Smith, Norene (Miss)
Council Of Defense Registration Cards: Smith, Norene (Miss)
Women's history in Arkansas
Council of Defense registration card for Miss. Norene Smith, a woman registering World War I work. Information on the cards include name, age, address, marital status, country of birth, color, time pledged for service, occupation, education, referenses and physical health. The card also includes information about what kind of work each woman was qualified for.
Council Of Defense Registration Cards: Stevenson, Elizabeth E. (Mrs.)
Council Of Defense Registration Cards: Stevenson, Elizabeth E. (Mrs.)
Women's history in Arkansas
Council of Defense registration card for Mrs. Elizabeth E. Stevenson, a woman registering World War I work. Information on the cards include name, age, address, marital status, country of birth, color, time pledged for service, occupation, education, referenses and physical health. The card also includes information about what kind of work each woman was qualified for.
Women's Suffrage Delegation On The Steps Of The State Capitol With Governor Charles Brough
Women's Suffrage Delegation On The Steps Of The State Capitol With Governor Charles Brough
Women's history in Arkansas
Black and white photographic print of the Arkansas Women's Suffrage Delegation standing on the steps of the Arkansas State Capitol with Governor Charles Brough.
Ladies Bathing Department, Buckstaff Bathhouse
Ladies Bathing Department, Buckstaff Bathhouse
Women's history in Arkansas
Color postcard of the Ladies Bathing Department at the Buckstaff Bathhouse in Hot Springs.
Little Rock Telephone Company
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a black and white photograph of female telephone operators at the Telephone Company Building in Little Rock in 1915.
Women's Suffrage Rally On The Steps Of The Old State House
Women's Suffrage Rally On The Steps Of The Old State House
Women's history in Arkansas
Cabinet card photograph of an Arkansas women's suffrage rally on the steps of the Old State House. Individuals are numbered and corresponding names are written on the back: 1. Dr. L.P. Gibson, 2. Mrs. Clarence Rose, 3. Mrs. O.F. Ellington, 4. Judge Blackwood, 5. Miss Julie Warner, 6. Mrs. T.T. Cotman. Also written on the back, "At Women's Suffrage Rally on porch of Old State House."
Women's Suffrage Rally On The Steps Of The Old State House
Women's Suffrage Rally On The Steps Of The Old State House
Women's history in Arkansas
Cabinet card photograph of an Arkansas women's suffrage rally on the steps of the Old State House. Written in pen on the bottom: "May 2nd Suffrage Day, Little Rock, Ark., 1914."
Women's Suffrage Rally On The Steps Of The Old State House
Women's Suffrage Rally On The Steps Of The Old State House
Women's history in Arkansas
Cabinet card photograph of an Arkansas women's suffrage rally on the steps of the Old State House. Written in pen on the bottom: "May 2nd Suffrage Day, Little Rock, Ark., 1914."
Belleville Girls' Canning Club
Belleville Girls' Canning Club
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a black and white photograph of the Belleville Girls' Canning Club. Written on the back of the photograph: "Enrolled 89 in Yell Co. 5 clubs represented at this meeting. 500 tin cans at Co. Fair Oct 7-9, 1914. 700 glass jars."
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Parade Float
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Parade Float
Women's history in Arkansas
Black and white photograph of participants on a parade float representing the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
Mount Saint Mary's Convent And Academy
Mount Saint Mary's Convent And Academy
Women's history in Arkansas
This is a black and white photograph of Mount Saint Mary's Convent and Academy for girls in Little Rock.
Nurses At St. Vincent's Infirmary In Little Rock
Nurses At St. Vincent's Infirmary In Little Rock
Women's history in Arkansas
Black and white photograph of a group of nurses at St. Vincent's Infirmary in Little Rock.
Lillie Middlebrooks
Women's history in Arkansas
Albumen photograph of Lillie Middlebrooks