OHYMSS2106.xml Guide to the Eleanor F. Baldwin papers 1909-1927 Baldwin (Eleanor F.) papers Oregon Historical Society Research Library 2012
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Eleanor F. Baldwin papers Baldwin, Eleanor Florence, 1854-1928 Mss 2106 0.1 cubic feet 1 folder in shared box 1909-1927 Eleanor F. Baldwin wrote a column, "The Woman's Point of View," in the Evening Telegram (Portland, Oregon), which highlighted women's reform concerns. Papers include manuscript and typescript correspondence, 1909-1927, regarding her column and her other literary activities. Also included are poetry and other writings. English

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Eleanor F. Baldwin wrote a column, "The Woman's Point of View," in the Evening Telegram (Portland, Oregon), which highlighted women's reform concerns, including the need for policewomen.

Eleanor F. Baldwin papers, Mss 2106, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

Papers of Eleanor F. Baldwin include manuscript and typescript correspondence, 1909-1927, regarding her column "The Woman's Point of View" and her other literary activities. Also included are poetry and other writings.

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