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    Nellie Tayloe Ross played an important role in creating the United States by contributing her leadership and opinions; changing many aspects of culture towards women. Nellie was part of many organizations‚ performed countless speeches‚ taught children and adults‚ and also became the first woman governor in the United States. She was a southern woman‚ born in Missouri. She was raised on a farm where she learned dedication and hard work. This same dedication helped her throughout her career of politics

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    Investigative journalism came into existence in the late 1800s. The idea behind investigative journalism was that it revealed the hidden and evil truths that were usually very deep and buried within society. Nellie Bly and Upton Sinclair unraveled layer after layer of corruption and abuse concerning hospitals‚ factories‚ and corporations and fought for justice for the people who had little or no voice at all. The undaunted pursuit of uncovering the truth created a line of opportunity for exposing

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    Nellie Clark Poem

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    Discussion of the poems of Nancy Knapp‚ Nellie Clark‚ and Dora William from the book Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters. In life have you ever thought that no matter what you do all life is going to do is get worse? Have you ever had something done to you that you couldn’t or wouldn’t tell anyone because you were scared? In the book Spoon River Anthology there are many poems that show life was hard for people. Most of the people in Spoon River Anthology believe that they only had one

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    bleary-eyed at the floor. In her book‚ Nellie Bly‚ a reporter in 1887 snuck into Blackwell’s Island‚ an asylum for women and feigned being mentally ill to bring about more awareness for these asylums that are said to be houses of horrors. She did find many things during her stay but in the third chapter‚ when she arrives‚ reveals how the patients were. “The majority of the women sat there doing nothing‚ but there were a few who made lace and knitted unceasingly” (Bly 8). This shows that although mental

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    Cheiro

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    Cheiro (The most famous hand reader in history. The most influential and popular seer of the 20th century )  [pic] The following biography of Cheiro has been constructed from various resources as no single authentic source about him is available.  Cheiro was one of the most famous and colorful occult figures of the early Twentieth Century .He was a clairvoyant who used palmistry‚ astrology‚ and Chaldean numerology‚ to make startlingly accurate predictions‚ including world events. Born in Ireland

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    Nellie Day is a freelance writer of California who possesses a Master’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Southern California and from UC Irvine‚ Day earned Bachelor’s degrees in English and Sociology. Day specialties include weddings‚ real estate‚ business‚ pets‚ food and beverage industries‚ architecture and design‚ travel and tourism‚ etc. Day’s work can be found online which are often seen on Livestrong.com‚ Trails.com. USAToday.com‚ Travels.com‚ Hotels.com and a number of

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    Auguste Escoffier

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    Auguste Escoffier… “Indeed‚ stock is everything in cooking‚ at least in French cooking. Without it‚ nothing can be done. If one’s stock is good‚ what remains of the work is easy; if‚ on the other hand‚ it is bad or merely mediocre‚ it is quite hopeless to expect anything approaching a satisfactory result.” (Fondes De Cuisine‚ Chapter 1 in Le Guide Culinaire) Born in 1846 France‚ Auguste Escoffier was director of the kitchens at the finest hotels in Monte Carlo and London. He revolutionized French

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    who died when she was very young. Her mother remarried a white Danish immigrant named Peter Larson‚ who later changed his spelling as Peter Larsen. Before she ascertains herself as ‘Nella Larsen‚’ she changed her name several times as: ‘Nellie Walker‚’ ‘Nellie Larson‚’ and ‘Nellye Larson.’ The frequent change of her name signifies her thoughts and experience of consequent dislocations and mixed race identity. She was graduated from Lincoln School in the year 1915 and joined as the head nurse at

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    Long ago‚ there was a tinker‚ named Pedro‚ who came to the town of Toledo. Everyday‚ he would hear people talk about the haunted stone castle. People would say that everyone who came there never came back‚ died or vanished forever. So‚ he declared to the town people‚ that on All Hallow’s Eve‚ He will spend a whole night there and face this so called ghost. Everyone tried to stop him but Pedro did not change his mind. Just as he was getting ready‚ Miranda‚ Maria‚ Bianca‚ Riccardo‚ Costa‚ and Estaban

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    Nelly Bly conveys this in her piece‚ “Ten Days in a Mad-House‚” by putting herself inside of a mental institution and faking insanity to show the corruptness of the American mental institutions. Nelly Bly was a writer in the nineteenth century who was held back in her writing career because she was a female. To break free of this barrier she had to produce something that

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