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                <text>Postcard : Votes for Women Merry Xmas [Circa 1915-1916]</text>
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Christmas cards&#13;
Santa Claus&#13;
Women--Suffrage--Connecticut</text>
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                <text>Christmas card with a color illustration of Santa Claus with women's votes inside the bag he is carrying.&#13;
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The message written on the card reads:&#13;
"Best wishes of the season. Glad to hear from you as ever, Mrs. J. [Celenburg?]. &#13;
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On the verso, the card is addressed to Mrs. M. Florian 51 First Avenue Waterbury Connecticut, and postmarked December [23?], 1916.</text>
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