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This newspaper article was written after Esther Griffin White's Death. This Article was the first of a five part series on bookplates for the Palladium-Item and Sun-Telegram.

Headline from an article White wrote in the Palladium that highlights her views of gender roles in Richmond society

Headline of Esther Griffin White's article in the Palladium that simultaneously gossips about a Richmond citizen's public event and condones female suffragists in their ability to raise money.

This article discusses dancing as a way in which to improve health and social life, and also notes that Earlham College students should dance more.

A Posthumus article published after Esther G. White's death, discussing her attidues and acts of defiance towards the Blue Laws

Esther discusses women's outlook on suicide and their supposed vanity.

An imagined conversation between various fictional people discussing women's relation to fashion and men's views of aging, beauty, and style.

One of Esther's many takes on women and fashion.