Nellie Blessing Eyster
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Nellie Blessing Eyster
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Nellie Blessing Eyster was an American journalist, writer, lecturer, and social reformer. She was a grand-niece of Barbara Fritchie. Eyster was the first President of the Pacific Coast Women's Press Association. Her first book, Sunny Hours of the Child Life of Tom and Mary, received the endorsement of Oliver Wendell Holmes. In 1870, she published "A Dame of the Quakers" in Harper's Magazine, and later, "How the Star Spangled Banner Found Its Tune". "The Colonial Boy" was published in 1890 and wa
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American journalist, writer, lecturer and social reformer
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2017-06-14T00:47:49Z
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2024-09-10T17:08:40Z
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