It was a lack of money that forced her to withdraw from school and find a job to help with household expenses (Wildemuth, 1999). The family soon moved to Pittsburgh where a close-minded column printed in The Pittsburgh Dispatch changed the face of journalism forever. In his column, "Quiet Observations," Erasmus Wilson portrayed the notion that women of the day were "useless outside the sphere of marriage" (Wildemuth, 1999)...
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The family soon moved to Pittsburgh where a close-minded column printed in The Pittsburgh Dispatch changed the face of journalism forever. In his column, "Quiet Observations," Erasmus Wilson portrayed the notion that women of the day were "useless outside the sphere of marriage" (Wildemuth, 1999). This infuriated Cochran, and she quickly sent a heated letter to the editor of The Dispatch, signed "Lonely Orphan Girl" (Toth, 1994)...
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