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Photo Credits 

Harvesting at Selkirk, PE. McCord Museum. 1915.

How Can I Serve Canada?. United States Library of Congress. 1918.

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Women of Canada and the War Franchise Act. 1917. Photograph.

Women working the Land. Women of the Empire in Wartime: In Honour of their Great Devotion. 1916.