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Newspapers and the Public’s Perception
Emily Reth is a graduate student in the Wright State University Public History program completing her capstone project with SC&A. There are rumors the Women’s suffrage movement was quite large within Dayton’s borders. Looking at the Dayton Daily News during … Continue reading
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Tagged Emily Reth, Student Capstone, women's history, women's suffrage
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The Young Women’s League: Promoting the Spiritual, Moral, Mental, and Physical Welfare of Women
Emily Reth is a graduate student in the Wright State University Public History program completing her capstone project with SC&A. Originally a part of the Young Women’s Christian Association, the founding members of the Young Women’s League broke away to … Continue reading
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Tagged Emily Reth, MS-223, MS-458, women's history, Young Women's League
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Alice Carr, WWI Red Cross Nurse
Alice Griffith Carr was born in Yellow Springs, Ohio, in 1887, the youngest daughter of William and Mary (Ladley) Carr. Her maternal grandfather, Rev. D. F. Ladley, was among the founders of Antioch College, and her father was the founder … Continue reading
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Tagged MS-135, nursing, women's history, Women's History Month, World War I, WWI, WWI100
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