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Sara Louisa Oberholtzer (née , Vickers; May 20, 1841 – February 2, 1930) was an American poet, activist, and economist. Interested in the uplifting of humanity, she gave close attention to the introduction of school savings-banks into the public schools since 1889. She made an address on the subject in the first meeting of the Women's Council, in Washington, D.C. in February, 1891, which was printed in their "Transactions." Her address on school savings banks before the American Academy of Political and Social Science, in Philadelphia, in May, 1892, was printed in pamphlet form by the Academy. Her "How to Institute School Savings Banks," "A Plea for Economic Teaching " and other leaflet literature on the subject had broad circulation. She was widely instrumental in establishing school savi

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rdfs:label	Sara Louisa Oberholtzer (en) Sara Louisa Oberholtzer (pl)
rdfs:comment	Sara Louisa Oberholtzer (ur. 20 maja 1841, , Pensylwania, zm. 2 lutego 1930) – amerykańska działaczka społeczna, pisarka i poetka. (pl) Sara Louisa Oberholtzer (née , Vickers; May 20, 1841 – February 2, 1930) was an American poet, activist, and economist. Interested in the uplifting of humanity, she gave close attention to the introduction of school savings-banks into the public schools since 1889. She made an address on the subject in the first meeting of the Women's Council, in Washington, D.C. in February, 1891, which was printed in their "Transactions." Her address on school savings banks before the American Academy of Political and Social Science, in Philadelphia, in May, 1892, was printed in pamphlet form by the Academy. Her "How to Institute School Savings Banks," "A Plea for Economic Teaching " and other leaflet literature on the subject had broad circulation. She was widely instrumental in establishing school savi (en)
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birth place	Uwchlan Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania
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