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Yesterday’s woman was expected to have individual interests, caring…
Quote byAurelia Henry Reinhardt · 1877–1948
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Writing in Mills Quarterly in 1917, as quoted in.
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Yesterday’s woman was expected to have individual interests, caring for the brightness of the hearth fire and the comforts of the family group. Today she has inherited the community and the community’s welfare. Civics, religion and education have become her field of activity. She is homemaker and citizen.
— Aurelia Henry Reinhardt
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