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The Arctic Summer of E. M. Forster,h, good pay and the opportunity to travel. Reports arrived from overseas of women succeeding in the industry but support for women in advertising came with heavy caveats around the potential impact of advertising work on women’s ‘femininity’. Despite this ambivalence, Australian women responded to t

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