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"Medical Co-Education in Kentucky," Woman's Journal,
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"The Evolution of Justice," Womankind, October 1897,
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"Church Wedding Crushes," New York Times, December 5,
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"As to Christmas Presents," New York Times, December
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"What Fools These Mortals Be!", Woman's Journal, February
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