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        <p>Reprinted from September Newsletter - Vancouver Stauts of Women. Includes quote from Queen Victoria on women who wanted equal rights: "This mad wicked folly of Woman's Rights, with all its attendant horrors, on which her poor sex is bent, forgetting every sense of womanly feeling and propriety - God created men and women different - then let them remain each in their own position -. Woman would become the most hateful, heartless, and disgusting of human beings were she allowed to unsex herself; and where would be the protection which man was intended to give the weaker sex?"</p>
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      <p>Double sided paper. One side is reprinted article Insiders' tips on how to get women elected, originally published in Chatelaine, October 1971  by Barbara Frum. Includes tips such as Ignore everyone who tells you that women can't win elections", "Only contest winnable seats", "Get nominated", "Don't antagonize the riding executive, "Outwork the competition", "Enlist as many women as you can to work for you", "Get a campaign manager", "Hound head office for funds" and "Marry a man who's already there and become his widow." One side is a short history of women's suffrage. Includes comic of "Suffragettes who have never been kissed".</p>
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