The Ambitious Woman in Business and Journalistic Life
An essay discusses the tough path for women entering business and journalism, noting accuracy, resilience, and lack of sentimentality as keys to success. It recounts the author’s varied experiences from pursuing interviews to covering trials, reforms, taxes, and libel cases, highlighting the shifting ideals and constant self reinvention.
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Sing Sing
l'an-American Brotherhood
Naumann
Central Europe
C. M. Meredith
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Fitch
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The
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J. F
Burke
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R. S
United States
Falls
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Gilbert
Gasquet
F. A
Eleftherios Venizelos
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