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Powder shaker for Harper Method's Contoure Body Powder.

Double-sided postcard. Front depicts the First Baptist Church in Fredonia, NY, birthplace of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Back contains description of the historical importance of the church and general postcard design with no message.

Double-sided postcard. Front depicts a knight and horse and text of a "Temperance Pledge" with blank signature and date lines. Back contains general postcard design with no message.

Portrait of Mary S. Anthony and Susan B. Anthony, date unknown. Mary is sitting in a chair holding a book while Susan stand next to her also holding a book.

Portrait of Martha Matilda Harper showing her floor-length long hair.

Portrait of Kate Gleason

Portrait of Jessica Heal.

A photomechanical reproduction of Hester C. Jeffrey, an activist and community organizer who lived in Rochester, NY.

Elected in 1899, Helen Barrett Montgomery served on the Rochester School Board for 10 years. She was instrumental in introducing progressive reforms like kindergartens, vocational training, and health education.