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1. Knights of the Maccabees Temple, Detroit, Mich.

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Postcard. Color postcard depicting the Knights of the Maccabees Temple from Woodward Avenue. A tall leafless tree stands in the foreground. An arrow is drawn pointing toward a building in the background. Handwritten note on verso reads: "Am putting a cross on this picture showing where I work. I guess you can almost see the Bldg in this picture. Suppose you will have a large time Thanksgiving. Think I will sleep all day. - Fern." Postmarked Nov 25, 1913.
Date Issued:
1913-01-01T00:00:00Z
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Detroit Historical Society
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Postcard

2. Knights of the Maccabees Temple, Detroit, Mich.

Description:
Postcard. Color postcard depicting the Knights of the Maccabees Temple from Woodward Avenue. A tall leafless tree stands in the foreground. An arrow is drawn pointing toward a building in the background. Handwritten note on verso reads: "Am putting a cross on this picture showing where I work. I guess you can almost see the Bldg in this picture. Suppose you will have a large time Thanksgiving. Think I will sleep all day. - Fern." Postmarked Nov 25, 1913.
Date Issued:
1913-01-01T00:00:00Z
Data Provider:
Detroit Historical Society

3. "Who Can't Vote?"

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Postcard with the following text printed on the front: "Who Can't Vote? Children, Insane, Idiots, Aliens, Criminals and Women. ---------------- Is that a Square Deal for Women? Vote for Woman Suffrage next November."
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Grand Rapids Public Library (Grand Rapids, Mich.)

4. "It is 'Unladylike' to Vote?"

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"The protector of women is abroad in the land. he wants her to be a perfect lady. Is it 'ladylike' to scrub, wash, cook, work in a store or factory? Men are willing women should do all these things but to vote--that would be 'unladylike.' "Did you ever hear it was 'ungentlemanly' to vote? If a man can be a gentleman and vote, why can a woman be a lady and vote? "Perhaps the remark was intended to apply to society ladies. In that case it would only have force if what society ladies do is so very nice that voting would degrade them. What are those nice things? What do they do more sacred than helping to make a better world by conscientions [sic] and intelligent use of the ballot?
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Grand Rapids Public Library (Grand Rapids, Mich.)

5. "Women Would Lose Their Influence by Voting"

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"What influence? the influence of persuasion and agitation? If we expect women to influence--that is, to entreat, to argue, to appeal, to agitate, to petition--why would they have less influence if they back up their appeals by a vote? That would give them more influence. Why ask a woman to know enough about politics to use her influence intelligently, and then deny her the right to express her opinion at the polls? Vote for Woman Suffrage next November."
Data Provider:
Grand Rapids Public Library (Grand Rapids, Mich.)