Hunting a “Story”
New York Call November 21, 1916 p. 3
MR. J. D. ROCKEFELLER, 26 BROADWAY: HERE’S A FAMILY LIVING ON DOG FOOD
New York Call November 13, 1916 [Her first page 1 by-line]
THE SHORT AND SIMPLE ANNALS OF THE POOR ARE SLOW STARVATION
New York Call November 16, 1916 Page 1
High Prices Compel Housewife to Use Cornmeal For Flour in Bread
New York Call November 15, 1916 p.2
GIRL REPORTER, WITH THREE CENTS IN PURSE, BRAVES NIGHT COURT LAWYERS
Summary: Her first court assignment is confusing with no sure way of getting home. (New York Call 11 November 1916, p. 2 DDLW #61)
Three Short Stories & A Poem
Three short stories and a poem Dorothy submitted to the Chicago Daily as a young girl.
The Message of Love
Summary: A Christmas-time reflection on the state of the world torn by the Korean war and poverty in the midst of plenty in the United States. Points to the Gospel message of peace, love of enemies, and love of one another–“It is the only word for Christmas when love came down to the mire, to teach us that love.” Keywords: pacifism, conscientious objection (The Catholic Worker, December 1950, 1, 2. DDLW #617).
On Pilgrimage – January 1950
Summary: Tales from each stop of a long journey from New York through Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis, Tulsa to Amarillo, Texas. Tells of many efforts at the works of mercy, learning to make rosaries, lectures, liturgies, and enduring suffering. (The Catholic Worker, January 1950, 1, 8. DDLW #606).