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Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Surveying a New Field for Newspaper Women
Chapter 1. Women Writers Lead the Way, 1914–1916
ace Kingsley, Los Angeles Times
Kitty Kelly, Chicago Tribune
Charlotta Bass, California Eagle
Louella O. Parsons, Chicago Record-Herald
The Film Girl, Syracuse Herald
Dorothy Day, Des Moines Tribune
Mildred Joclyn, Chicago Post
Oma Moody Lawrence, Chicago Post
Mae Tinee, Chicago Tribune
Chapter 2. Women Writers during the Great War, 1917–1918
Mae Tinée, Chicago Tribune
Louella O. Parsons, Chicago Herald and New York Morning Telegraph
Dorothy Day, Des Moines Tribune
Kitty Kelly, Chicago Herald and Examiner
Janet Flanner, Indianapolis Sunday Star
Genevieve Harris, Chicago Post
Charlotte S. Kelly, Indianapolis Sunday Star
Chapter 3. A Peak Period for Women Writers, 1919–1921
Marjorie Daw, Cleveland Sunday Plain Dealer and Detroit Journal
Mae Tinée, Chicago Tribune
Charlotte S. Kelly, Indianapolis Sunday Star
Genevieve Harris, Chicago Post
Virginia Tracy, New York Sunday Tribune
Dorothy Day, Des Moines Tribune
Rae McRae, Des Moines Register
Virginia Dale, Chicago Journal
Harriette Underhill, New York Tribune
Alberta Hartley, Des Moines News
Chapter 4. Women Writers Carry On, 1922–1923
Grace Kingsley, Los Angeles Times
Harriette Underhill, New York Tribune
Mae Tinée, Chicago Tribune
Elizabeth Kern, Omaha World-Herald
Virginia Dale, Chicago Journal
Genevieve Harris, Chicago Post
Polly Wood, Chicago Herald and Examiner
Afterword
Appendix: Newspaper References
Index
Back cover