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The other article I really like was "Feminist-New Style" by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley. It is the first time we see the formation of a modern woman. I also thought her decription of the different generations of women was interesting. I was surpised she didn't talk about flappers. Today they are the most recognised women of the 1920s. I would have thought she would have at least mentioned them in her article. -- Christine Wuebker | The other article I really like was "Feminist-New Style" by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley. It is the first time we see the formation of a modern woman. I also thought her decription of the different generations of women was interesting. I was surpised she didn't talk about flappers. Today they are the most recognised women of the 1920s. I would have thought she would have at least mentioned them in her article. -- Christine Wuebker | ||
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| + | I agree with Christine about the letters to the Children's Bureau. They were all so interesting, the one about the mother who was worried about marking her baby was my favorite. Even though you hear of all the myths today that women worry about it was strange to hear this one. I have heard where craving certain food can help determine the sex of the baby but I had never heard that not eating a food that you are craving and then scratching your face would mark the baby in someway. Where did these myths start? -- Kellye Sorber | ||
