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Call for Unity of Richmond Women
Esther G. White's article asking the Women of Indiana to unite if they want to get Suffrage
Teachers Work like Slaves
Article written by White in The Little Paper describing how teachers work a lot but are not respected enough by the community
Patriotism VS Christianism
An article written by white in The Little Paper discussing the idea that World War I was caused by Patriotism and how that is wrong
Letter From Raymond White
A letter from Raymond White to Herbert and Winifred White, with illustrations.
Letter to Esther Griffin White from John Elwood Bundy
A letter sent to Esther Griffin White from John Elwood Bundy. Bundy thanks White for a gift of the book she had just published.
Esther G. White Defying the Blue Laws
A Posthumus article published after Esther G. White's death, discussing her attidues and acts of defiance towards the Blue Laws
Photograph of John Elwood Bundy's Cottage
Photograph of John Elwood Bundy's cottage. Bundy would entertain fellow artists at his studio cottage.
Detectives Not Always Analysts, Says Poe
Esther discusses women's outlook on suicide and their supposed vanity.
The Mysterious Psychology of Hair
An imagined conversation between various fictional people discussing women's relation to fashion and men's views of aging, beauty, and style.
A Plain Tale from the Prairies
Page five of White's well known short story, A Plain Tale from the Pairies
A Plain Tale from the Prairies
Page 4 of one of White's most famous and well-read short stories about two women from different classes handling their professional and romantic lives
A Plain Tale from the Prairies
Page 3 of one of White's most famous and well-read short stories about two women from different classes handling their professional and romantic lives.
A Plain Tale from the Prairies
Page 2 of one of White's most famous and well-read short stories about two women from different classes handling their professional and romantic lives
A Plain Tale from the Prairies
Page 1 of one of White's most famous and well-read short stories about two women from different classes handling their professional and romantic lives.
