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A.P. Stylebook includes a food section
The Associated Press has announced that the new stylebook includes a new section on food writing. According to the press release: ““With all the cooking shows, blogs and magazines focusing on food, as well as growing interest in organic and locally sourced foods, our new food section feels timely and on trend,” said Colleen Newvine, product manager of the AP Stylebook. “With this new addition to the AP Stylebook, The Associated Press is proud to bring clarity to the writing that describes and informs the new food movement.” This information really dismisses the important role of one of the four Fs of the women’s pages. (The other three are family,…
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A.P. Stylebook includes a food section
The Associated Press has announced that the new stylebook includes a new section on food writing. According to the press release: ““With all the cooking shows, blogs and magazines focusing on food, as well as growing interest in organic and locally sourced foods, our new food section feels timely and on trend,” said Colleen Newvine, product manager of the AP Stylebook. “With this new addition to the AP Stylebook, The Associated Press is proud to bring clarity to the writing that describes and informs the new food movement.” This information really dismisses the important role of one of the four Fs of the women’s pages. (The other three are family,…
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Penney-Missouri Awards Director Paul Myhre
I had the most pleasant surprise yesterday morning. I received an email with the subject line “Paul Myhre.” It was from his son. I have been a Paul Myhre fan for at least a decade. He has been the center of my research as the one who brought the women I studied together. His letters back and forth to the women’s page editors – especially those in Florida – chronicled the struggles and the friendships that became the basis of my work. It also led me to love Florida while living in St. Louis. (Many of the Award winners were from Florida newspapers.) Back in 2000, I was a doctoral…
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Penney-Missouri Awards Director Paul Myhre
I had the most pleasant surprise yesterday morning. I received an email with the subject line “Paul Myhre.” It was from his son. I have been a Paul Myhre fan for at least a decade. He has been the center of my research as the one who brought the women I studied together. His letters back and forth to the women’s page editors – especially those in Florida – chronicled the struggles and the friendships that became the basis of my work. It also led me to love Florida while living in St. Louis. (Many of the Award winners were from Florida newspapers.) Back in 2000, I was a doctoral…
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Tucson women’s editor Betty Milburn
I recently came across the 2008 obituary of Tucson women’s page editor Betty Milburn Schumacher. According to her obituary:“She was Woman’s View editor from 1950 to 1970. Under her guidance, the women’s section expanded its coverage from social news, fashion and food to coverage of women in politics, the feminist movement, and consumer and family issues. Mrs. Schumacher wrote a social column for the section. She covered fashion shows in major cities around the country and also wrote for the newspaper from food conventions.” I hope to learn more about Betty and her women’s section. That is her on the right in the above photo.
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Tucson women’s editor Betty Milburn
I recently came across the 2008 obituary of Tucson women’s page editor Betty Milburn Schumacher. According to her obituary:“She was Woman’s View editor from 1950 to 1970. Under her guidance, the women’s section expanded its coverage from social news, fashion and food to coverage of women in politics, the feminist movement, and consumer and family issues. Mrs. Schumacher wrote a social column for the section. She covered fashion shows in major cities around the country and also wrote for the newspaper from food conventions.” I hope to learn more about Betty and her women’s section. That is her on the right in the above photo.
