Prospectus: "By
publishing the writings of eminent specialists, to show that the women of
to-day are capable of filling many positions hitherto closed against them, by
prejudice, in the fields of literature, art, and industrial pursuits; and by
opening correspondence columns, to give advice to those who desire improvement,
but are hindered by unfavourable surroundings. In short, To-Day’s
Woman aims at providing
opportunities for displaying the qualities of the ‘Higher Woman,’ and by means
of Competitions for Original Designs in Art or Literary Composition to aid the
progress of all” (‘Introduction.’ 1:1, 15 Dec 1894, p.3).
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