Nellie Bly’s World – IN QUAINT OLD ECONOMY

Nellie Bly’s World – IN QUAINT OLD ECONOMY

New York World – Sunday, January 8, 1888 There Dwells a Sect With More Millions Than Members Of the Thousand Who Followed George Rapp to America in 1805 Eighteen Now Remain—They Think the World Will End Before the Last of Them Dies—Quiet and Simple Life in a...
Nellie Bly’s World – A DAY IN A DIET KITCHEN

Nellie Bly’s World – A DAY IN A DIET KITCHEN

THE NEW YORK WORLD – Sunday, December 23, 1888 The Sad Procession of Invalids Begging For the Simplest Food. Nellie Bly Visits the Wretched Homes of Some of the Sufferers. A Charity that Dispenses Nourishment to the Afflicted Poor with Liberal Hand and...
Nellie Bly’s World – LEARNING BALLET DANCING

Nellie Bly’s World – LEARNING BALLET DANCING

NEW YORK WORLD – Sunday, December 18, 1887 Nellie Bly in Short Gauze Skirts Kicks at a Mark How it Feels to Go About in an Abbreviated Costume—Making Her Outfit—Holding on a Bar to Practise—Why It Is Healthful—Comments of the Old Professor—It Seems Easy, but...
Nellie Bly’s World – IN TRINITY’S TENEMENTS

Nellie Bly’s World – IN TRINITY’S TENEMENTS

New York World – December 17, 1894 Nellie Bly Visits Many Miserable Homes Owned by That Corporation. WRETCHEDNESS AND SQUALOR. Outrageous Rents for Filthy Dens in Foul, Rickety, Leaky, Unsanitary Hovels. DEATH, TOO, LURKS IN MANY OF THEM. You Will Learn Here...
“Iron-Nerved Young Women” – Nellie Bly Visits Female Medical Students

“Iron-Nerved Young Women” – Nellie Bly Visits Female Medical Students

Phew! But it was horrible. I mean that it was horrible to see pretty, bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked young women busily engaged in dissecting. I saw some of these young medical students at work the other day picking, picking, picking, and so learning the beginning, the end and the object of the veins, arteries, nerves and muscles, and I haven’t had much liking for my dinner since.

It came about this way. I had been told that a dissecting-room was connected with the Woman’s Medical College, at 128 Second avenue. This naturally gave me a desire to see the creatures, whom men claim faint at the sight of a mouse, engaged in dissecting. Of course I thought it over for some time, and I wondered if the students ever fainted at the sight of the work before them. More than all I wondered if I could view them at their work unmoved.