AMONG ELMER’S SOUVENIRS

By Edith Stow
Published on September 1, 1964
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The southern mountaineer woman is in no sense a ‘new
woman’, yet she posses a physical vigor and a skill at
men’s work which might justly qualify her for that title. For
instance, high up on the mountaintops where the small, old
fashioned horse-power threshing machines of the mountains cannot be
hauled, it is not unusual to see her threshing by hand. Moreover,

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