THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.
AN’ omen’s Place.
To see woman in all her emancipated glory one must go to America. There she is übiquitous and irrepressible. She has sat in Congress. She- has invaded the State Legi'lat uro in battalions. She occupies important positions in the Diplomatic Corps. She is on the Hunch, not merely in juvenile Courts, hut in the Sn] reme Courts. Indeed, to judge from an America.)! compilation devoted to woman's achievements in that country she practises every profession save that of executioner, and wo have no doubt w hatever that she acquits herself most creditably in her manifold roles, it is incontestable that women who seek the wider spheres of public or semi-public life can accomplish very useful work. Yet when all is said and done, it takes many sorts to make a world, and those who. from choice or necessity, cultivate the domestic shrine render this community an indispensable service.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 July 1925, Page 2
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155THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES. Hokitika Guardian, 22 July 1925, Page 2
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