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Pioneering woman journalist penned ‘What Can a Woman Do?’
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Pioneering woman journalist penned ‘What Can a Woman Do?’
At a time when women had limited rights and career options, Martha Louise Rayne (1836-1911) was a determined and prolific writer with an impressive legacy. Rayne wrote for several papers including The Chicago Tribune (where she used the penname “Vic”), The Chicago Record-Herold and The Detroit Free Press. She penned several novels and many short stories. She was the editor of Chicago Magazine of Fashion, Music and Home Reading. An 1870 review o…
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