Isn’t It Time She Had A New Dress by Luther Daniels Bradley

Cartoon of a girl labeled Chicago in a patched dress gazing at a New Charter gown in a costume shop window.

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Why is this public domain? Luther Daniels Bradley died in 1917; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen-and-ink cartoon shows a young girl labeled Chicago wearing a patchwork dress with taxing body patches, looking into a costume shop window with a New Charter gown displayed. A man labeled Patriotic Citizen on a sash watches and asks whether anyone can help her. The work is by Luther Daniels Bradley, printed in 1904 as a page from a publication.

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