Juliette Gordon Low suffered from chronic ear infections. At the age of 25, Juliette persuaded the doctor to try an experimental treatment for ear infections, an injection of silver nitrate. This treatment damaged her ear, causing her to lose a great deal of her hearing in that ear.
On her wedding day, a piece of rice became lodged in Juliette's other ear. Since Juliette was leaving on her honeymoon, she did not want to take the time to see a doctor. The rice festered in her ear and became infected so that, by the time she finally went to a doctor, the instrument used to remove the rice made her deaf in that ear.
No, Juliette Gordon Low went to several different boarding schools and a finishing school. It was very unusual in the late 1800's for a female to go to college.
Yes, Juliette Gordon Low's father was a soldier and an officer who participated in the US Civil War as a Confederate officer and as a Brigadier General in the Spanish American War.
Juliette Gordon Lows' father was William Washington Gordon II. His family were early settlers in Georgia. William was a Confederate Captain in the US Civil War and a brigadier general in the United States Army during the Spanish-American War.Juliette Gordon Low's mother was Eleanor Kinzie Gordon. Her family played a role in founding Chicago, Illinois.
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Juliette's father, William Washington Gordon, was a Confederate Captain in the Civil War and a General in the War of 1898. He served in the Georgia House of Representatives, 1884-1890. Juliette's grandfather was the first graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point from the state of Georgia. Juliette's mother, Eleanor Kinzie Gordon, wrote books and established a hospital in Miami, Florida for soldiers returning from the War of 1898 (Spanish American War). Juliette's grandfather, John Kinzie, a silversmith, played an important role in the founding of Chicago.
The most well-known accomplishment of Juliette Gordon Low is that fact that she started the first troop of Girl Guides/Girl Scouts in the United States and is considered the founder of Girl Scouts of the USA. Before Juliette brought Girl Guiding to America, she also helped start Girl Guide troops in London and Scotland. Juliette also helped found the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. Juliette Gordon Low was also quite an artist. Visitors to the The Juliette Gordon Low Girl Scout National Center (or Birthplace) in Savannah, Georgia will see sculptures crafted by Juliette along with a wrought iron gate also crafted by Juliette. During the Spanish American War, Juliette helped her mother set up a convalescent hospital for wounded soldiers returning from Cuba.
Juliette's favorite subjects in school were probably drawing, speech, French, and piano as she earned high marks in those subjects. She continued with drawing and other artistic endeavors such as sculpting throughout her life.
Juliette Lows husband, William Mac Kay Low, was an alcoholic and was gone most of the time. he believed that marriage is a formal relationship between two people because he was English. his alcoholism caused him to fall in love with the cleaning lady of his and Juliette's house (whom he had a secret piece of land with that was under her name also which Juliette acquired after his death) so he wanted a divorce with her ,but she loved him still loved him and refused to divorce him and soon he died of his alcoholism
The High-Lows ended in 2005.
The High-Lows was created in 1995.
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Climbing to New Lows was created in 2005.