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Image of an older man with a beard leaning on a table topped by a large open book.
Winter of 1890, Dansville Sanatorium
Image of a young woman (left) and and older woman (center) seated at a table with several books atop it. A chest of drawers and a fireplace with photographs atop them are in the background.
“Some Remarkable American Women, at the Bar, in the Pulpit, and on the Dramatic and Operatic Stages.”
“Some Remarkable American Women” features image of Miss Phebe Couzins addressing the National Democratic Convention of 1876, in St. Louis. Couzins was one of the first female lawyers in the United States. Other woman highlighted in this article…
“Why Woman Want to Vote. Women Are Citizens, and Wish to Do Their Civic Duty” [Broadside]
Broadside reads: Justice/Equality/Why women want to vote/Women are citizens, and wish to do their civic duty. It also lists reasons why working women, housekeepers, mothers, teachers, business women, tax-paying women, women of leisure, and all women…
A Poultry Piece: Being a Discourse on the Joys of Raising Ducks and Geese. Written and Illustrated by Carol J. Blinn.
Carol J. Blinn A Poultry Piece: Being a Discourse on the Joys of Raising Ducks and Geese.
Written and Illustrated by Carol J. Blinn. Easthampton, MA: Warwick Press, 1978. One of 250 copies.
Cowpunchers, Sheep Herders and Plain Pig Farmers: Wild West Limericks; Illustrated by Alan Rhodes.
Gwen Petersen (1928?- ) & Jeane Rhodes Cowpunchers, Sheep Herders and Plain Pig Farmers: Wild West Limericks; Illustrated by Alan Rhodes. Big Timber & Whitefish, MT: Cowpunchers, 1985. First edition.