| 1873 | Woman's Home Companion. A women's magazine that included fiction by women writers such as Willa Cather, Zona Gale, and Edna Ferber until it ceased publication in 1957. |
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 | Fannie Merritt Farmer (American non-fiction writer) |
| Jessie Willcox Smith (person) |
| The Gold Cure (1919 Film) |
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