Anne Elizabeth McDowell (June 23, 1826 – September 30, 1901) was the first American woman to edit and run a weekly newspaper composed and published solely by women. The Woman's Advocate, which started in 1855, was not the first newspaper run by women. However, unlike other newspapers such as The Lily and The Una, the Woman's Advocate was "produced exclusively by the joint-stock capital, energies, and industry of females." (Women's Advocate, Jan. 5, 1856).
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| - Anne Elizabeth McDowell (June 23, 1826 – September 30, 1901) was the first American woman to edit and run a weekly newspaper composed and published solely by women. The Woman's Advocate, which started in 1855, was not the first newspaper run by women. However, unlike other newspapers such as The Lily and The Una, the Woman's Advocate was "produced exclusively by the joint-stock capital, energies, and industry of females." (Women's Advocate, Jan. 5, 1856). (en)
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| - Anne Elizabeth McDowell (June 23, 1826 – September 30, 1901) was the first American woman to edit and run a weekly newspaper composed and published solely by women. The Woman's Advocate, which started in 1855, was not the first newspaper run by women. However, unlike other newspapers such as The Lily and The Una, the Woman's Advocate was "produced exclusively by the joint-stock capital, energies, and industry of females." (Women's Advocate, Jan. 5, 1856). (en)
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