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been her best teachers.

Martha Holland's article embodied
"Thoughts on the new woman"
which says the united standpoint,
did not favor womens sufferage.

Pattie R. Stabler read lines by Edna
Proctor Clark entitled "Mother Goose"

Mary E. Moore had nothing to read
but gave an interesting account of
the manner in which the arrangements
of the late conference at
Swarthmore were so successfully
carried out.

Miss Nettie Johnson a guest read
a short selection from Cannon
Farrar.

Elizabeth G. Thomas gave "A Noble
old age". The old age of any person
will be the result of the life they
have lived. Also "One day at a
time" contained a useful lesson.

Albina O. Stabler's piece advised
mothers to train their boy to being
some girl's husband & habits of
system & order early instilled were
a blessing to the future wife.

Jane Porter sent her love to the
Association her strength was not
equal to sending a contribution.

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