Talk:Katharine Snodgrass

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• ... that despite her short life, Katharine Snodgrass was remembered as one of four "impressive and deserving contributors to science"? Source: So below I offer brief vignettes of the lives of these four Nobel Prize-less, yet impressive and deserving contributors to science, celebrating the true lives of women scientists in the 1920s and beyond. Katherine Snodgrass is one of them and the article notes she lived only from 1893 to 1930 (while the other three lived to 80).
  • ALT1: ... that Katharine Snodgrass went abroad for Guggenheim Fellowship research, suddenly returned, and died of suicide in one month? Source: In 1930 Dr. Snodgrass was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship ... Dr. Snodgrass traveled to England in September 1930 as part of her research. According to a September 25, 1930, article in the St. Cloud Times, immediately upon her return to the U.S., she visited her sister in Minneapolis and checked into the University Hospital for an “acute nervous ailment.” Sadly, she died by suicide at the hospital. + Katherine Snodgrass, 35, University of California instructor, was found dead Thursday beneath an open window of her room on the fourth floor of the university hospital.
  • ALT2: ... that economist Katharine Snodgrass wrote books about coconut oil and margarine? Source: It was in this role she wrote and published Copra and Coconut Oil (1928), a study of the economics of coconut oil and its growth in popularity in the 1920s + Margarine as a Butter Substitute. By Katherine Snodgrass ... In twenty-three chapters, introduction and appendix, the author has given a complete survey of the history and uses of margarine, with particular reference to the United States.
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Created by Miraclepine (talk). Number of QPQs required: 1. Nominator has 170 past nominations.

ミラP@Miraclepine 03:52, 10 August 2026 (UTC).