An organization formed by Louisa Hubbard
and others to form links between various strands of women's charitable works, the NUWW had from its inception in 1895 sought to be non-political, but MAW
's friend...
Textual Production
Emily Faithfull
This provided practical advice on job-hunting for middle-class women. It included articles as well as advertisements for and information on particular trades. Louisa M. Hubbard
published a similar journal, Woman's Gazette.
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January 1880: The Woman's Gazette; or, News about Work...
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January 1880
The Woman's Gazette; or, News about Work became Work and Leisure from this issue. It continued to focus on employment opportunities but widened its scope to include correspondence, fiction, and articles on entertainment.
White, Cynthia L. Women’s Magazines 1693-1968. Michael Joseph, 1970.
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1880: The Matrons' Aid or Trained Midwives' Registration...