Mildred Seydell (born Mildred Rutherford Woolley; March 21, 1889 – February 20, 1988) was an American pioneering journalist in Georgia. Seydel wrote as...

one of the two original sections of the cemetery. Her great niece Mildred Seydell was named in her honor and became a well-known journalist, one of the...

by Peter Tosh Equal Rights (journal), a 1920s feminist journal; see Mildred Seydell Equal Rights Beyond Borders, a charitable organisation which assists...

cancer on October 21, 1970, in Shreveport, Louisiana at the age of 70. Mildred Seydell "Scopes of 'Monkey Trial' Is Dead at 70". New York Times. New York...

historian of early America, the U.S. South, and Native American studies Mildred Seydell – one of the first female newspaper journalists in Georgia Chuck Smith...

Saunders (Omarr’s Astrological Forecast) Dan Savage Jeffrey L. Seglin Mildred Seydell Mary Schmich Ben Shapiro Mark Shields Thomas Sowell Rick Steves (Rick...

Science Education On the Origin of Species (1859) by Charles Darwin Mildred Seydell This quote, and indeed this speech, was delivered by Darrow's co-counsel...

in 1924. Walter later sculpted him in bronze. American journalist Mildred Seydell often performed palm readings as a gimmick to gain access to interesting...

Whalen: Goofbook John Wieners: 707 Scott Street Robert Crosson: Daybook Mildred Seydell For the Time-Being: The Bootstrap Book of Poetic Journals. Bootstrap...

Rurtherford Seydel. Paul B. Seydel (Belgian-American chemical manufacturer) Mildred Seydell (journalist) John M. Slaton (60th Governor of Georgia) married Sally...

heart attack. Bob O'Farrell, 91, American Major League baseballer. Mildred Seydell, 98, American journalist. Roger J. Williams, 94, American biochemist...

restoration of older homes. Rebecca Douglas Lowe Mary Ann Lipscomb Mildred Seydell (1889–1988) Helen Magill, wife of Asa G. Candler Jane Addams (1860–1935)...

from a poor one. It is a bad habit to be too dependent on others. Mildred Seydell "The Press: Cartoonists In Chicago". Time. 1936-08-03. Archived from...

of any kind, and a constant inspiration." Harris, her husband, and Mildred Seydell were the only journalists from Georgia who reported in person from...