The Aberdeen Daily Journal, 7 March 1916
(NRS reference: HH31/27/57)

Transcript: 

The appeal just issued by the committee appointed by the Board of Trade and the Home Office for more women to take the places of men in industrial occupations, enforces once again the immense value which women have been to the trade of the country during the present war. With the intuitive gift of genius, Mrs Pankhurst, at the very outset of the war recognised that a new era in the importance of women in this country was about to dawn and without hesitation she took her stand on the side of King and country.