Trained nurses in family magazines, 1880-1928

Nursing History Review

Volumn 10, Issue , 2002, Pages 109-125

  Lusk, Brigid ^a  

^a NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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ARTICLE; FEMALE; HISTORY; HISTORY OF MEDICINE; HUMAN; PUBLICATION; UNITED STATES;

FEMALE; HISTORY OF NURSING; HISTORY, 19TH CENTURY; HISTORY, 20TH CENTURY; HUMANS; PERIODICALS; UNITED STATES;

EID: 0036371549     PISSN: 10628061     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1891/1062-8061.10.1.109     Document Type: Review

References (79)

1. Katie U. Clark, "The Romance of a Trained Nurse," Godey's Magazine 126, no. 753 (March 1893): 270, 278 (hereafter cited as GM).
2. Katie U. Clark, "The Romance of a Trained Nurse," Godey's Magazine 126, no. 753 (March 1893): 270, 278 (hereafter cited as GM).
3. May A. Burgess, Nurses, Patients, and Pocketbaoks (1928; reprint, New York: Garland, 1984).
4. Philip A. Kalisch and Beatrice J. Kalisch, The Changing Image of the Nurse (Menlo Park, Cal.: Addison Wesley, 1987).
5. Carolyn Kitch, "The American Woman Series: Gender and Class in The Ladies Home Journal, 1897," Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 75, no. 2 (Summer 1998): 243-62.
6. Roland Marchand, Advertising the American Dream: Making Way for Modernity, 1920-1940 (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1985), xix.
7. Philip A. Kalisch and Beatrice J. Kalisch, "The Image of Nurses in Novels," American Journal of Nursing 82, no. 8 (August 1982): 1220-24.
8. Kitch, "Gender and Class," 246.
9. Jennifer Scanlon, Inarticulate Longings: The Ladies' Home Journal, Gender, and the Promises of Consumer Culture (New York: Routledge, 1995).
10. Barbara Welter, Dimity Convictions: The American Woman in the Nineteenth Century (Athens: Ohio University Press, 1976), 21.
11. Charles E. Rosenberg, The Care of Strangers (New York: Basic Books, 1987), 212-36.
12. "A Hospital Tent," Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper (2 October 1880): 69-70 (hereafter cited as FLIN).
13. "A Hospital Tent," Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper (2 October 1880): 69-70 (hereafter cited as FLIN).
14. "The Good Gray Nuns of Montreal," FLIN (3 October 1885): 105-106; "Resuscitating Cradle at the Gray Nunnery, Montreal," FLIN (26 April 1884): cover page, 151.
15. "The Good Gray Nuns of Montreal," FLIN (3 October 1885): 105-106; "Resuscitating Cradle at the Gray Nunnery, Montreal," FLIN (26 April 1884): cover page, 151.
16. "Baby Farming in New York," FLIN (17 June 1882): 261, 263.
17. "The President Recovering," FLIN (30 July 1881): 359-61.
18. "The Hospital for Crippled Children," FLIN (22 November 1890): 283.
19. "The Progress of the Plague, FLIN (22 September 1888): cover page, 87.
20. Annie R. Ramsey, "Nursing in Fevers," Ladies Home Journal (November 1889): 15 (hereafter cited as LHJ)
21. Annie R. Ramsey, "Nursing in Fevers," Ladies Home Journal (November 1889): 15 (hereafter cited as LHJ)
22. Annie R. Ramsey, "Nursing in Fevers," LHJ (January 1890);
23. "How to Cure a Cold by a Trained Nurse," LHJ (February 1891): 9;
24. Elizabeth R. Scovil, "Words for Young Mothers by a Trained Nurse." LHJ (April 1890).
25. Christine T. Herrick, "Bathing the Baby," LHJ (May 1887): 5.
26. Frank Fisher, "The Trained Nurse," LHJ (April 1889): 4.
27. "Femininities," Saturday Evening Post (8 March 1884): 13 (hereafter cited as SEP).
28. "Femininities," Saturday Evening Post (8 March 1884): 13 (hereafter cited as SEP).
29. Thomas B. Preston, "Our Hospitals," GM (November 1892): 508.
30. Alice Severance, "Talks by Successful Women," GM (December 1896): 622-25.
31. Fannie B. Williams, "The Colored Woman of Today," GM (July 1897): 28-32.
32. Elizabeth R. Scovil, "The Life of a Trained Nurse," LHJ (May 1898).
33. "Close Range Studies of Contemporaries," SEP (11 June 1898): 11.
34. "Close Range Studies of Contemporaries," SEP (16 July 1898): 43.
35. Mrs. Burton Harrison, "Society Women in Business," SEP (15 December 1900): 8.
36. "Should a Trained Nurse Eat With the Family?" LHJ (April 1906).
37. Maud Banfield, "The Journal's Trained Nurse," LHJ (January 1903; February 1903; March 1903; April 1903; May 1903; June 1903; July 1903; September 1903; October 1903; November 1903; February 1904; March 1904; December 1904).
38. "The Trained Nurse," LHJ (April 1904).
39. Clark, Romance, 269-338.
40. Julia Magruder, "A Voice in the Choir," LHJ (July 1900): 9-11.
41. Katharine Bates, "The Romance of an Old Bachelor," SEP (3 December 1898): 353-55.
42. "The Doctor's Wife Agrees With Him About Food." FLIN (28 June 1906).
43. "Mennen's," SEP (2 July 1902): 16; "Hand-I-Hold," LHJ (June 1906): 12.
44. "Mennen's," SEP (2 July 1902): 16; "Hand-I-Hold," LHJ (June 1906): 12.
45. Burgess, Nurses, Patients, and Pocketbooks, 40.
46. "Just As We Prepare for a War," LHJ (April 1910).
47. "The Girls in White," LHJ (January 1910).
48. "The Decrease in Good Nurses," LHJ (October 1913).
49. Natalie W. Nixdorf, "The Training of a Professional Nurse," LHJ (September 1913).
50. Elizabeth Frazer, "With the French Wounded," SEP (5 May 1917): 20, 30, 34, 37; Elizabeth Frazer, "Ward Eighty-Three," SEP (13 January 1917): 14-15, 45-46, 48
51. Elizabeth Frazer, "With the French Wounded," SEP (5 May 1917): 20, 30, 34, 37; Elizabeth Frazer, "Ward Eighty-Three," SEP (13 January 1917): 14-15, 45-46, 48
52. Mary Roberts Rinehart, "For King and Country," SEP (24 April 1915): 14-16, 65.
53. Cora Harris, "A Communique," SEP (25 January 1915): 15.
54. Mary Roberts Rinehart, "A Cup of Water to the Thirsty," SEP (26 October 1918): 42, 45.
55. Elizabeth Frazer, "Miss Greenhorn Goes A-Nursing," SEP (9 June 1917): 18-19, 58-59. 62.
56. "Women of America," LHJ (September 1918).
57. Irene VanDyck, "How Can I Really Learn a Profession?" LHJ (August 1919): 39-40, 42.
58. "The Best Dressed Woman in the World," LHJ (May 1918).
59. "The American National Red Cross," LHJ (September 1917); 5; "The American National Red Cross," LHJ (October 1917): 33.
60. "The American National Red Cross," LHJ (September 1917); 5; "The American National Red Cross," LHJ (October 1917): 33.
61. William Howard Taft, "Wanted: 30,000 Nurses," LHJ (May 1918): 22.
62. Margarita S. Gerry, "The Other Man's Baby," LHJ (May 1911): 12-14, 66-67; Josephine D. Bacon, "The House of Their Rest," LHJ (Feb. 1911).
63. Margarita S. Gerry, "The Other Man's Baby," LHJ (May 1911): 12-14, 66-67; Josephine D. Bacon, "The House of Their Rest," LHJ (Feb. 1911).
64. Richard H. Davis, "The Red Cross Girl," SEP (2 March 1912): 3-6, 44-46.
65. Maximilian Foster, "The Dollar Bill," SEP (16 June 1917): 15-17, 89.
66. "Nurses Needed," Advertisement, SEP (31 August 1918): 54.
67. Burgess, Nurses, Patients, and Pocketbooks, 40, 41; Abraham Flexner, Medical Education in the United States and Canada (New York: Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1910).
68. Burgess, Nurses, Patients, and Pocketbooks, 40, 41; Abraham Flexner, Medical Education in the United States and Canada (New York: Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1910).
69. Ella P. Crandall, "Do I Want My Daughter to Be a Nurse?" LHJ (June 1920): 99-100; Corinne Lowe, "Does the Nursing Profession Need Nursing?" LHJ (October 1920): 29, 158, 160; Ida F. Butler, "How to Nurse the Nursing Profession," LHJ (April 1921): 12, 146.
70. Ella P. Crandall, "Do I Want My Daughter to Be a Nurse?" LHJ (June 1920): 99-100; Corinne Lowe, "Does the Nursing Profession Need Nursing?" LHJ (October 1920): 29, 158, 160; Ida F. Butler, "How to Nurse the Nursing Profession," LHJ (April 1921): 12, 146.
71. Ella P. Crandall, "Do I Want My Daughter to Be a Nurse?" LHJ (June 1920): 99-100; Corinne Lowe, "Does the Nursing Profession Need Nursing?" LHJ (October 1920): 29, 158, 160; Ida F. Butler, "How to Nurse the Nursing Profession," LHJ (April 1921): 12, 146.
72. Rupert Blue, "The Lookout on the Mountain," LHJ (April 1920): 45, 98-99; Josephine Baker, "Why Do Our Mothers and Babies Die?" LHJ (April 1922): 32-33.
73. Rupert Blue, "The Lookout on the Mountain," LHJ (April 1920): 45, 98-99; Josephine Baker, "Why Do Our Mothers and Babies Die?" LHJ (April 1922): 32-33.
74. Mary E. Bayley, "The Care of Children's Feet," LHJ (June 1920); Mary E. Bayley, "Fractures - Before the Doctor Arrives," LHJ (July 1920).
75. Mary E. Bayley, "The Care of Children's Feet," LHJ (June 1920); Mary E. Bayley, "Fractures - Before the Doctor Arrives," LHJ (July 1920).
76. Mary Roberts Rinehart, "The Surgeon Explodes a Bomb," SEP (7 February 1925): 3.
77. Sidney Hershel Small, "Matched Sable," SEP (29 September 1928): 16-17, 95, 101, 103, 106.
78. Elsie Singmaster, "The Messenger," SEP (2 June 1923): 12, 164-66.
79. Burgess, Nurses, Patients, and Pocketbooks, 35.