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English: "The American Club Woman Magazine", Children and Consorship, by Mary Gray Peck, January 1917, page 9 |
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Source | Eva Macdonald Valesh , ed. (1917) The American Club Woman Magazine, 11-14 (Public domain ed.), New York City: American Club Woman Publishing Company, pp. 1– |
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