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 Title:  What Opportunity for a Woman?  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 6, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-06 
 Authors:  Atwood, Albert W.
 
 Classification:  nonfiction 
 Title:  Where Houses Burn Like Paper  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 27, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-27 
 Classification:  nonfiction 
 Title:  Which Is the Better Way for You to Pick Up Knowledge [advertisement]  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 20, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-20 
 Classification:  advertisement 
 Title:  Would You Do This for the Girl You Love?  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 6, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-06 
 Classification:  photograph 
 Title:  You Know That Old Saying About Ministers' Sons  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 6, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-06 
 Classification:  photograph 
 Title:  none  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 6, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-06 
 Title:  none  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 13, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-13 
 Title:  none  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 20, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-20 
 Classification:  photograph 
 Title:  none  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 20, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-20 
 Title:  none  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 27, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-27 
 Classification:  photograph 
 Title:  none  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 27, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-27 
 Title:  none  
 Issue title:  Every Week, December 27, 1915
 Published:  1915-12-27 
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