... Forgan whose subject was ‘“The Changing Image.” She outlined the change in woman'’s status in Britain since the days of the suffragettes and spoke of the positions women held to-day in many different spheres, particularly that of public service. Mrs Graham ...

... story was of the two Suffragettes sent to prison for smashing a Cabinet Minister’s windows. One was a hardened campaigner ; the other a new hand. When sentenced, the latter burst into tears. “Never mind, lass,” said the older Suffragette. “Go to God with ...

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