Printed in The Cairo Citizen - Cairo, Alexander County, IL
Thursday, 28 Nov 1889:
We failed to note in our last issue that death of that talented woman known to the world at large as "Catherine Owen," Mrs. Helen Alice Nitsch died at her home in Plainfield, N.J., October 28th, one of the most conscientious and practical writers of the present day in the fields of domestic life. All who have read "Ten Dollars Enough" and various papers published in Good Housekeeping, and other periodicals will regret her death.
Thursday, 28 Nov 1889:
We failed to note in our last issue that death of that talented woman known to the world at large as "Catherine Owen," Mrs. Helen Alice Nitsch died at her home in Plainfield, N.J., October 28th, one of the most conscientious and practical writers of the present day in the fields of domestic life. All who have read "Ten Dollars Enough" and various papers published in Good Housekeeping, and other periodicals will regret her death.
Printed in The Cairo Citizen - Cairo, Alexander County, IL
Thursday, 28 Nov 1889:
We failed to note in our last issue that death of that talented woman known to the world at large as "Catherine Owen," Mrs. Helen Alice Nitsch died at her home in Plainfield, N.J., October 28th, one of the most conscientious and practical writers of the present day in the fields of domestic life. All who have read "Ten Dollars Enough" and various papers published in Good Housekeeping, and other periodicals will regret her death.
Thursday, 28 Nov 1889:
We failed to note in our last issue that death of that talented woman known to the world at large as "Catherine Owen," Mrs. Helen Alice Nitsch died at her home in Plainfield, N.J., October 28th, one of the most conscientious and practical writers of the present day in the fields of domestic life. All who have read "Ten Dollars Enough" and various papers published in Good Housekeeping, and other periodicals will regret her death.
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