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UW–Madison TEI edition
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Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin–Madison Libraries
Date
2003
Description of Original
Ca. 1.18 Mb, in two files; figures ca. 24.5 Mb, in 231 files.
Original
Willard, Frances Elizabeth. Occupations for women: a book of practical suggestions for the material advancement, the mental and physical development, and the moral and spiritual uplift of women. Cooper Union, N.Y.: The Success Co., 1897.
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Language
English
Collection
History Collection

  1. [Frontispiece]
  2. Occupations for Women
  3. [Imprint]
  4. INTRODUCTION.
  5. CONTENTS Ornamental heading
  6. ILLUSTRATIONS Ornamental heading
  7. Occupations For Women; I. WHAT IS LIFE FOR?
  8. II. WHAT YOUR HAND FINDS TO DO.
  9. III. THIS ONE THING I DO.
  10. IV. THE SPIRITUAL SIDE.
  11. V. PRESERVE MAKING AND PICKLING.
  12. VI. THE WAY IT HAPPENED.
  13. VII. PROFESSIONAL MENDERS.
  14. VIII. CO‐OPERATING FOR A HOME
  15. IX. BOOKS AND READING.
  16. X. GUIDES, SHOPPERS AND CHAPERONS.
  17. XI. A CHAPTER ON DRESSMAKING.
  18. XII. WHAT CAREER?
  19. XIII. OCCUPATIONS THAT KILL.
  20. XIV. WHAT PHYSICAL CULTURE CAN DO.
  21. XV. WOMEN AS FARMERS.
  22. XVI. BEE CULTURE, POULTRY CULTURE, AND SILK CULTURE.
  23. XVII. CARING FOR PETS.
  24. XVIII. LUNCH AND TEA ROOMS.
  25. XIX. FROM THE SUCCESSFUL WOMAN’S STANDPOINT.
  26. XX. TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE GIRLS.
  27. XXI. STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER.
  28. XXII. THE FAITHFUL SALESWOMAN.
  29. XXIII. WOMEN IN ADVERTISING.
  30. XXIV. WOMEN IN REAL ESTATE.
  31. XXV. WOMEN IN BANKING.
  32. XXVI. WOMEN IN INSURANCE.
  33. XXVII. A CHAPTER OF FACTS.
  34. XXVIII. IN TEMPERANCE WORK.
  35. XXIX. THE DAY OF SMALL THINGS
  36. XXX. WOMEN IN MEDICINE.
  37. XXXI. WOMEN IN POLITICS.
  38. XXXII. WOMAN IN THE PULPIT.
  39. XXXIII. PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING.
  40. XXXIV. PUBLIC SINGERS.
  41. XXXV. IN CHOIR AND CONCERT.
  42. XXXVI. PIANISTS AND COMPOSERS.
  43. XXXVII. IN ORCHESTRA WORK.
  44. XXXVIII. WHERE IS MY PLACE?
  45. XXXIX. WOMEN AS PHOTOGRAPHERS.
  46. XL. WOMEN IN INTERIOR DECORATION.
  47. XLI. HOW A GIRL MAY WORK HER WAY THROUGH COLLEGE.
  48. XLII. WOMEN AS TEACHERS.
  49. XLIII. COLLEGE PRESIDENTS, PROFESSORS AND PRINCIPALS.
  50. XLIV. IN THE LECTURE FIELD.
  51. XLV. NEWSPAPER WOMEN.
  52. XLVI. EDITORS, MAGAZINE WRITERS AND PARAGRAPHERS.
  53. XLVII. IN THE DRAMATIC PROFESSION.
  54. XLVIII. WOMEN AS DRAMATISTS.
  55. XLIX. WHAT THE BLIND CAN DO.
  56. L. WOMEN IN SCIENCE.
  57. LI. WOMEN IN UNUSUAL PATHS.
  58. LII. JUST WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
  59. LIII. COOKING SCHOOL TEACHERS
  60. LIV. THE KINDERGARTEN TEACHER.
  61. LV. WOMEN AS INVENTORS.
  62. LVI. WOMEN AS BUSINESS MANAGERS.
  63. LVII. IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE.
  64. LVIII. ARCHITECTS, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND DESIGNERS.
  65. LIX. WOMEN AT THE BAR.
  66. LX. CHANCES FOR COLORED GIRLS.
  67. LXI. TRAINED NURSES.
  68. LXII. WOMEN IN MILLINERY.
  69. LXIII. MANICURING AND HAIRDRESSING.
  70. LXIV. DENTISTS AND PHARMACISTS.
  71. LXV. PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
  72. LXVI. BOOKKEEPERS AND CASHIERS.
  73. LXVII. UP‐TO‐DATE RICH GIRLS.
  74. LXVIII. WOMEN IN ART.
  75. LXIX. MY BRAVE HELPER.
  76. LXX. FOR STUDY AT HOME.
  77. LXXI. WOMEN’S EXCHANGES.
  78. LXXII. WHAT WE OWE TO PIONEER WOMEN.
  79. LXXIII. IN NEW FIELDS.
  80. LXXIV. WHAT TWO GIRLS DID.
  81. LXXV. AN OLD GIRL’S TALK TO GIRLS.
  82. LXXVI. BEAUTY AND DRESS.
  83. LXXVII. OUR AIMS.
  84. LXXVIII. WORKING GIRLS’ CLUBS.
  85. LXXIX. MARRIAGE AS A CAREER.
  86. LXXX. THE DEVASTATION OF LOOP‐HOLES.
  87. LXXXI. A CLOSING WORD.
  88. INDEX Ornamental heading

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