Lectures given on women’s health, often by female doctors trained overseas, were well attended in the 1890s, when interest in ‘rational’ dress and involvement in women’s sport was growing. The report here (from the North Otago Times) gives a brief description of a series of lectures given in Ōamaru by Dr Emily B. Ryder in June, 1896. At least some of Dr Ryder's lectures were for women only.
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Reference:
4 June 1896, p. 3
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