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"Just by way of a Change": 3
[Image: A fashionably dressed woman with an up-do decorated with a black hair bow is on her knees proposing to a man. He is dressed in a black suit and seated in a red, upholstered chair. His pose is feminized, with a hand at his mouth and the…
"Just by way of a Change": 4
[Image: Two fashionably dressed women are leaning on a bar, drinking alcoholic beverages. A waiter is polishing a martini shaker with a cloth and looking down his nose at the women. The bar is elegantly decorated and there is red carpet. The…
"Just by way of a Change": 5
[Image: A fashionably dressed woman is outside her door attempting to put her house key in the lock. Her husband is leaning out of a window above the door in his pajamas. He has a watch in his hands that reads 5:00. There are two milk cans on the…
STAND UP FOR YOUR RIGHTS.
Written: “And don’t forget the donation Fri night (Jan 29, 09) if you cannot go let me know by Friday. Lovingly, Maybelle.”
THE WORKER'S HUSBAND
Lady Canvasser. Have you a vote, Mr. Brown?
Loafer. ‘Course I got a vote, and shall have so
long as my wife takes in washing.
Loafer. ‘Course I got a vote, and shall have so
long as my wife takes in washing.
We don't care if we never have a vote
We don't care if we never have a vote.
[Image: A drawing of two cats. The text above the image reads, "We don't care if we never have a vote."]; 9x14cm; print.
[Image: A drawing of two cats. The text above the image reads, "We don't care if we never have a vote."]; 9x14cm; print.
The Dirty Pool of Politics
[Image: The drawing displays a woman digging with a shovel labeled "ballot." Four ghosts are to her left and are entitled "food adulteration," "bribery," "white slavery," and "craft." The text on the postcard reads: "The Dirty Pool of Politics. Can…
VOTES FOR WOMEN: Miss Adela Pankhurst
Votes for Women
Organiser, National Women's Social and Political Union
Organiser, National Women's Social and Political Union
Poster parade of Ealing suffragettes
[This postcard shows a 'poster parade' by a group of suffragettes wearing sandwich boards printed in purple, white and green, the suffragette colours, to advertise a demonstration to be held on Ealing Common on 1 June 1912. This was one of a series…
Flapper
You're doing everything you can
To be a "take off" on a man
You succeed in the "take off"
Most everything's gone
Except your complexion
That's all "put on".
To be a "take off" on a man
You succeed in the "take off"
Most everything's gone
Except your complexion
That's all "put on".