Old Magazine Articles
Magazine Articles AboutWomens Suffrage
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Amelia Bloomer (Literary Digest, 1922)
''Down-With Suffrage!'' (Literary Digest, 1908)
''The Equal Rights Amendment'' Voted Down (Pathfinder Magazine, 1937)
''The Women Are Coming'' (The Saturday Review, 1948)
''When Women Rule''(Vanity Fair, 1918)
1970: #ME TOO (Coronet Magazine, 1970)
25 Years of Women Voting (Pathfinder Magazine, 1946)
A Brief History of Women Combatants (Coronet Magazine, 1957)
A Salute to Susan B. Anthony (Pathfinder Magazine, 1920)
Belva Ann Lockwood: Pioneer Sufragette (The Literary Digest (1917)
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw (Literary Digest, 1913)
Forty Years of Women Voting (Pageant Magazine, 1960)
Her Next Task (Life Magazine, 1919)
Inequality For Female Barflies (Pathfinder Magazine, 1937)
Legal Equality with Men (Time Magazine, 1923)
Modern Women for a Modern Age (Vanity Fair, 1921)
Nancy Langhorne Astor, M.P. (Literary Digest, 1922)
One Woman's Disenchantment with Feminism (Review of Reviews, 1910)
Out Go the Men - In Come the Women (McCall's Magazine, 1918)
Scientific Proof That Women Should Not Be Allowed to Vote (Current Opinion, 1912)
Suffragettes Attack President Wilson (NY Times, 1918)
The 1922 U.S. Elections: Some Wins But Mostly Defeats (The Literary Digest, 1922)
The First Congresswomen
(Pathfinder Magazine, 1938)
The Mind of Susan B. Anthony (Literary Digest, 1894)
The New York Suffrage Amendment Advances the Ball (Vogue Magazine, 1917)
The Pankhursts (Life Magazine, 1912)
The Post-War Change in Women (Vanity Fair, 1921)
The State of Women's Suffrage in 1907 (Harper's Weekly, 1907)
The Suffragettes Appeal To The States (Literary Digest, 1894)
The Vote Obtained (The Independent, 1920)
The Women Voter in Her First Five Elections (Pathfinder Magazine, 1940)
Two Million Dead Men and the Advance of Feminism (Delineator Magazine, 1921)
Violent Women (The Literary Digest, 1913)
What Hindu Women Think of American Suffrage (Review of Reviews, 1910)
Woman Aviator Seeks Mail Job (The Stars and Stripes, 1919)
Women Candidates Win Higher Offices (The Literary Digest, 1924)
Women Win Office in 1916 (The Nation, 1916)
Home
FAQs
About Us
Advertising
Citations
Log In / Register
Contact Us
Legal Disclaimer
Click Here!
Recently Added Articles
Abortion
Advertising
African-American History
Ku Klux Klan
Lynchings
Agricultural Labor
Albert Einstein
American English
Americana
Americans Observed
Aviation History
Charles Lindbergh
Women Pilots
Zeppelins and Dirigibles
Babe Ruth
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
Cars
1950s Cars
Cartoons
Child Labor
China - Twentieth Century
Sino-Japanese Wars
Civil War History
Abraham Lincoln
Chronology
Civil Behavior
General Grant
Gettysburg History
Vicksburg
Dance
Design
Diets of Yore
Education
European Royalty
Duke of Windsor
Elizabeth II
F.D.R.
Brain Trust
Eleanor Roosevelt
Supreme Court-Packing
Faith
Fashion
1930s Fashion
1940s Fashion
1940s Men's Fashions
1940s Modeling
1950s Fashion
Cosmetic Surgery
Cosmetics
Flappers
Men's Fashion
The New Look
First Nations
Food and Wine
Football History
Golf History
Extras
Immigration History
Canadian Immigration
Interviews: 1912 - 1960
Jews in the 20th Century
College Antisemitism
Magazines
Mahatma Gandhi
Manners and Society
Miscellaneous
Modern Art
Cubism
Dada History
Modigliani
Photography
Music History
Big Band 1930s-1940s
Eric Satie
Old New York History
President Truman
Prohibition History
Prohibition Cartoons
Repeal
Renewable Energy
Soviet History
Joseph Stalin
Purges and Show Trials
The Winter War
Suburbia
Tennis History
The Environment
The Great Depression
NRA
WPA
The Kennedys
Jackie
The Nanny State
Titanic History
Dime Novels
Weed
Winston Churchill
Hollywood History
Radio History
Animation History
Silent Movie History
Blacklisting
Twentieth Century Writers
Charlie Chaplin
Eugene O'Neill
D.W. Griffith
W.B. Yeats
Diana Barrymore
Douglas Fairbanks & Mary Pickford
Gone with the Wind
Greta Garbo
It's A Wonderful Life
Jane Russell
Marilyn Monroe
Newsreels
Talkies 1930
Walt Disney
Early Television
The Nazis
Adolf Hitler
Allies
American Fascism
Death Camps
Education
Haj Amin Al-husseini
Hermann Goering
Pseudotheology
Women
U.S. Army Uniforms of World War One
Overseas Caps
Trench Coats
UFO Sightings
Womens Suffrage
Woodrow Wilson
World War One
African-Americans
Aftermath
Animals
Armistice
Armistice Day Battle
Artists
Belleau Wood
Cartoons
Cemeteries
Censorship
Chateau Thierry
Doughboys
Draft Dodgers
Entertainment
Fashion
General John Pershing
Inventions and Weapons
Letters
Lusitania
Marines
Poetry
Poison Gas
Posters
Prelude
Prisoners of War
Rail Guns
Return
Siberian Expedition
Snipers
Stars and Stripes Archive
T.E. Lawrence
Trench Warfare
Versailles Treaty
War Guilt
Women
Writing
World War Two
1930s Military Buildup
African-Americans
Aftermath
American Traitors
Animals
Army Rangers
Atomic Bombs
Battle of Britain
Battle of the Bulge
Brazil
Combat Training
D-Day
Fashion
France
General Eisenhower
General Marshall
German Army Studies
German Home Front
Hollywood
Home Front
Iwo Jima
Japanese Home Front
Japanese Soldiers
Japanese-American Internment
Japanese-American Service
Kamikaze Attacks
Medal of Honor Recipients
North Africa
Paratroopers
Pearl Harbor
Photographers
Post-War Japan
POWs
Red Army
Spying
Submarines
The Enola Gay
The USO
VE Day
VJ Day
WACs
War at Sea
War Correspondents
Weapons and Inventions
Women
The Cold War
Berlin Blockade
Cuba
Spies
The Korean War
The Vietnam War
© Copyright 2005-2025 Old Magazine Articles
s
