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![The Woman's Column, vol. IX, no. 15](https://odyssey.historyit.com/img/thumbnail/Shelf.png?no_errors=1&oauth_consumer_key=c8db337ad6a7d4011a87203a6fbc9d1f0600db9d6&oauth_nonce=dd4cd804b2e9616588ae156cfb3e1700&oauth_signature=J3IsJUP58kXqcx4xQpQ4h5LNKlY%3D&oauth_signature_method=HMAC-SHA1&oauth_timestamp=1720463148&oauth_version=1.0)
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