Progressive Woman, Vol. VII, No. 75 (October 1913) Various 29 chapters · 2 h 28 min · English Read by KevinS Political Science Play☆ Favorite A Monthly Magazine of aspiration devoted to the economic and political interests of women, edited by Josephine Conger-Keneko. - Summary by KevinS Find the book ontinyurl.comAmazon&Barnes & NobleBooks-A-MillionLibriVox Chapters 1Free Woman or the Harem?9 min2Principles of Mental Hygiene6 min3The Women2 min4The Vampire II2 min5The government seized..1 min6Must woman fight her own battles?8 min7The Unrest of Women: A Reply8 min8Some Verses2 min9Little Lessons in Government6 min10Morning2 min11Hygiene and the Home4 min12What might have been1 min13The Development of Personality2 min14Age and Wage of Women in Industry2 min15Mr. Dooley on Slang2 min16People Develop Outside the Home2 min17A Girl's a Girl, A Boy's a Boy2 min18Pensions and Pensions2 min19Human Work is Man's, and Woman's, Too2 min20Railroads Haven't Made Good2 min21Just By the Way5 min22The Legal and Actual Status of Women6 min23Martha8 min24A Little Sister of the Poor (3rd installment)46 min25[Announcements]5 min26A Great Man Passes4 min27To You - The Farmer's Wife5 min28[Sexual Diseases]1 min29Economic Determinism1 min