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Long Helen Beecher:     more books (42)

JANICE DAY. A Romance. by Helen Beecher Long, 1914-01-01 THE MISSION OF JANICE DAY. Illustrated by Corinne Turner by Helen Beecher. Long, 1917 HOW JANICE DAY WON by Helen Beecher Long, 1916-01-01 JANICE DAY AT POKETOWN. Illustrated by Walter S. Rogers by Helen Beecher. Long, 1914 The Mission of Janice Day by Helen Beecher Long, 2010-09-10 Janice Day by Helen Beecher Long, 1914 Helen Beecher Long - The Mission of Janice Day by Helen Beecher Long, 2009-07-20 The Testing of Janice Day by Helen Beecher Long by Helen Beecher Long by Helen Beecher Long by Helen Beecher Long, 1915-01-01 The Mission of Janice Day The Girl He Left Behind by Helen Beecher Long, 1918-01-01 Janice Day the Young Homemaker Janice Day At Poketown by Illustrator Helen Beecher Long & Walter S. Rogers, 1914 Janice Day at Poketown The Testing of Janice Day by Helen, Illustrated by Turner, Corinn Beecher Long, 1915

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21. LitSearch: An Online Literary Database
    Ling, Princess Der Linn, William Alexander Livingstone, David Lobo, Jeronimo Lodge,Henry Cabot Lofting, Hugh London, Jack Long, Helen Beecher Long, William  
    http://daily.stanford.edu/litsearch/servlet/DescribeAuthor?name=L

22. Girls' Series Books On The Web: J-K - Suite101.com
    Janice Day Author Helen Beecher Long The Janice Day series, also known as the DoSomething series, was a Stratemeyer Syndicate offering, consisting of five  
    http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/classic_girls_series/91622
    
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23. Beecher Babies By Helen MacDougall Samson
    BY Helen M SAMSON. Julia Jones Beecher was a dynamo of energy. the sunshine, and ifyou will not squeeze my face flat; I will be your pretty baby for a Long time  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/articles/hms07dh.htm
    
    Extractions: Photo of Julia JONES Beecher sent in by Richard W. Edgerton How to Use This Site More Local History Articles No Unauthorized Commercial Use Contact Joyce CHEMUNG VALLEY REPORTER, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1976 FROM THE PAST BY HELEN M SAMSON BEECHER BABIES In the room at the county Historical Museum dedicated to toys of another generation, three rag dolls hold a special place. Their wide eyed stare is almost identical and they were made by the same lady. She was the vigorous wife of the well known pastor of Park Church, the Reverend Thomas K. Beecher. In 1885, Mrs. Beecher while mending a pair of hose was inspired to try to make a baby doll from the material. The pattern formed in her mind was simple. The top was tied up, the middle stuffed very fat and the bottom was formed in plump legs with the ends turned up for feet. Arms were made from the mate of the pair of stockings. The whole was topped with yellow yarn hair. The small girl who received the first doll as a gift was so thrilled that the creator tried another one and added some innovations such as a snub nose and ears. Later, she added dimples in the arms and feet. One was easily sold at a church fair for fifty cents and the project was under way. Friends gave freely of material, new and used and the more affluent provided silk underwear. In the next ten years, 950 dolls were made and sold. Over half were made by Mrs. Beecher and the rest by friends with a very little paid help. The carefully kept account showed a profit of $1,111.89. That was a princely sum for the times and it all was given to foreign and home missions.

24. Boone County Nebraska Schools
    Edward Eldon SURFACE, Minneapolis, Minn Asher Long, St. Edward Richard FITCH,North Platte Helen Beecher, Sacramento, CA John K. BURN, St.  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~neschool/boone/stedward.htm

25. BOOK SAFARI: Janice Day Series
    Series New Inventory. BOOK SAFARI www.seriesbooks.com. JANICE DAY DOSOMETHING SERIES By Helen Beecher Long This five volume Stratemeyer  
    http://www.seriesbooks.com/janiceday.htm
    
    Extractions: This five volume Stratemeyer Syndicate series was originally published by the George Sully Company between 1914 and 1917. It is sometimes known as the Do Something Series JUDGE A BOOK BY THE COVER! Whenever you see the highlighted word View you can click on it if you want to see a picture of that book...

26. Stratemeyer Syndicate
    Girls Nancy Drew Lancer, Jack (19671969) Christopher Cool/Teen Agent Locke, ClintonW. (1931-1934) Perry Pierce Mystery Stories Long, Helen Beecher (1914-1919  
    http://www.bookloversden.com/series/reference/syndicate.html
    
    Extractions: The Stratemeyer Syndicate was created when Edward Stratemeyer had more ideas than he had time to write books. (He also figured he could make more money that way!) Various pseudonyms were used by different anonymous authors , some who have been identified. As of 1982 Much of the information is from Stratemeyer Pseudonyms and Series Books: An Annotated Checklist of Stratemeyer Syndicate Publications , compiled and edited by Deidre Johnson, first Published in 1982 by Greenwood Press, a division of Congressional Information Service, Inc. 88 Post Road West, Westport, Connecticut 06881. Some Series used multiple pen names. Those marked with an '*' are part of someone else's series and are not directly connected with the Syndicate. Abbott, Manager Henry (1895-1896) Brave an Bold * Adams, Harrison (1912-1928) Pioneer Boys (Also called Young Pioneers) Alger Jr, Horatio (1901-1919) Alger Series *Rise in Life (Stratemeyer finished eleven books, number 87 to 97, base on notes left by Horatio Alger Jr. He was Alger's literary executor.)

27. Document: P.J. Beecher Smith
    Cites Philip James Beecher; Cites Phyllis Jeanne Beecher; Cites Helen Frances Garrigus;Cites Henry Garrigus; Cites Hannah Lindley; Cites David Long; Cites Jennifer  
    http://www.deepeddy.com/~cwg/garrigues/j/u/e/P.J._Beecher_Smith.html
    
    Extractions: Yes, I am a Garrigus decendant, by way of Jacob Sr., of Philadelphia, David of New Jersey, Jeptha Sr., Chilion of Indiana, William, and William Brewer of Iowa. My maternal grandmother was the youngest child of William Brewer Garrigus and grew up in Absarokee and Billings, MT. The Garrigus name in our part of the family died out in 1982. - P.J. Beecher Smith

28. Building For A Long Future
    wife was the sister of Mrs. Jerome Beecher, and after kind at the University of Chicago,Helen Culver believed The University of Chicago has Long accorded John D  
    http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/spcl/excat/donors1.html
    
    Extractions: Buildings for Teaching and the Arts ... John D. Rockefeller Back to Top Supported by his good friend and fellow Trustee Charles L. Hutchinson, Ryerson as President of the Board dealt admirably with an array of perplexing challenges, including the constant annual budget deficits run up by President William Rainey Harper. Calm, unflappable, patrician in his bearing, and having an unusually refined level of aesthetic sensibility, Ryerson easily reconciled his dual roles as administrative leader and major donor, while playing a decisive role in the planning of the campus and in defending its remarkable architectural unity and integrity. When John D. Rockefeller offered a major pledge in 1906 to build the Harper Memorial Library, Ryerson also promised $25,000 to the same cause. To these gifts Ryerson added a major endowment to create the Martin A. Ryerson Distinguished Service Professorship in 1925. At the time of his death in 1932, Martin A. Ryerson's total contributions to the University of Chicago exceeded $2 million, not including part of a $6-million-dollar bequest that was evenly divided among the Art Institute, the Field Museum of Natural History, and the University of Chicago. Back to Top CREATING WOMEN'S RESIDENCE HALLS

29. Promo.net/pg/nl/0003-a.txt
    xxx2485 Jan 2001 The Boys' and Girls' Plutarch's Lives , by White tbagpxxx.xxx2484Jan 2001 Janice Day, Young Homemaker, by Helen Beecher Longjncdyxxx.xxx  
    http://promo.net/pg/nl/0003-a.txt

30. EBooks (e-Books, EBook): Digital Book Index: Search By Author
    best). AUTHOR, AUTHOR, TITLE, EDITION, FORMAT, PRICE, PUBORG. Long,Helen Beecher, Janice Day, Young Homemaker, TxtG, n/c, GutenbergUS.HINT  
    http://www.digitalbookindex.com/_search/search002a.asp?AUTHOR=Long, Hele

31. DIGITAL BOOK INDEX: Indexed EBook Authors (e-Book, E-Books, EBooks)
    18691938 Lindsay, Vachel, 1879-1931 Linn, William Alexander, 1846-1917 Lodge, HenryCabot, 1850-1924 London, Jack, 1876-1916 Long, Helen Beecher Long, William  
    http://www.digitalbookindex.com/_help/helpauthorsa.htm

32. The VelveetArena - Helen's Yacht Harbor Tuesday Night Fun
    was the most fun i have had in a Long time. if we didn't have a great time at Helen'son tuesday chris allen, trey galyon, jr brow, howard Beecher, johno, john  
    http://www.thevelveetaroom.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=370

33. Helen Keller , Helen Keller Quotations, Helen Keller Sayings - Famous Quotes And
    Henry Van Dyke Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Henry Ward Beecher Hippocrates Quotations HelenKeller. Avoiding danger is no safer in the Long run than outright  
    http://home.att.net/~quotesabout/helenkeller.html
    
    Extractions: These quotes have been contributed and attributed by members of the Famous Quotes and Famous Sayings Network and many were previously posted to The Famous Quotes Mailing List. Please let me know if you find any errors or omissions or if you want to contribute. The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.

34. Helen Valeska Bary
    Helen Valeska Bary. Parker John Sidney Beecher made a definite impression on theculture. Bary Yes, he did. He lived a number of years but not too Long.  
    http://sunsite.berkeley.edu:2020/dynaweb/teiproj/oh/suffragists/bary/@Generic__B
    
    Extractions: Expand Search I Family Background and Childhood Family Tree Parker Would you like to tell me something about your family? Bary Well, my family. Take my, mother's side. She was part English and part Yankee. She was a Beecher. The Beechers came over about 1630. There were two young men who were sent over to make their fortunes. Their grandfather sent them over; he was an alderman or something in London. I have never been able to find out what they did or anything. He got a charter from the Crown for what they called the Providence Plantations which became later Rhode Island. He paid the Indians for the land that he took, which was quite different from what the Pilgrims had done. He learned Indian languages and he respected them. One of "2" id="p2"> the Beecher grandsons married Williams' granddaughter. That brought the Roger Williams blood into the Beecher family. Then, I really don't know what the Beechers did until the Revolution. They were very strong for the Revolution, and they fought through. Then the next that we know about them was about 1810. The family was living in Connecticut then, at New

35. Writings By Susan Dickinson Susan Dickinson's Obituary
    and such women as Helen Hunt Jackson, Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mrs Frances HodgsonBurnett, the novelist. Mrs Dickinson's husband was Long the treasurer of  
    http://www.iath.virginia.edu/dickinson/susan/obit.html
    
    Extractions: (May 12, 1913) Mrs. Susan Huntington Gilbert Dickinson, widow of William Austin Dickinson, died at her home, the Evergreens , in Amherst yesterday, in her 83rd year, from heart disease. She had been seriously ill for a number of weeks, and for several days her life has been slowly, peacefully fading away. She was a woman of rare quality and truly a distinguished citizen of the town, who had made her home for many years one of the notable features of the community. She had undoubtedly entertained at her board more men and women of distinction in the world of literature and affairs than any other householder in the place. She had lived in Amherst from the time of her marriage in 1857 [ sic Mrs. Dickinson was born in Deerfield in 1830, the daughter of Thomas and Harriet Huntington Arms Gilbert. She was the youngest of seven children, none of whom survive her. She lived as a girl, after her mother's death, with her aunt, Mrs. William Van Vranken, at Geneva, N.Y.

36. List Of Titles J
    Bronte .. etext98/janey10.zip .. Disk 1 Janice Day, Young Homemaker, by Helen Beecher Long .. etext01/jncdy10.zip .. Disk  
    http://www.brainfly.net/All_Html_Title_List/list_j.html

37. Long RiverWinding
    Long RiverWinding. Life, Love, and Death aLong the Connecticut. Spencer, RoswellD. Spencer, Roswell D. and Helen M. Stowe, Harriet Beecher. Stuart, Charles.  
    http://www.longriverwinding.com/who's in it.htm
    
    Extractions: Long RiverWinding Life, Love, and Death along the Connecticut Who's in it? Here's a listing of just about everybody and everything mentioned in the bookeven if they were mentioned only briefly. A-B-C D-E-F G-H-I J-K-L ... V-W-X-Y-Z A-B-C Ackmann, Martha Adams, John Agawam, MA Alces alces americanus Allen, Ethan and Fanny Allen, Heman Allen, Lucy Caroline American Society of Dowsers American Turtle Amherst Academy Amherst College Amherst History Museum Amherst, MA Amor Caritas Angel of Handley Anthony, Susan B. Archy Arnold, Thankful Arosen, Francis Xavier Babcock, Dwight S. Bancroft, Dr. Edward Basketball Hall of Fame Beadle, William and Lydia Bellamy, Edward and Emma Bellows Falls Historical Society Bellows Falls, VT Bemis, Guy and Marion Bemis, Joseph Benet, Stephen Vincent Bennington, VT Birthplace, The Bissland, Annie Bissland, James H. 3 rd Bissland, John Knox Bissland, Robert and Mary Hope Block Island Block, Adriaen Blue-Backed Speller Bolivar, Simon Bontaites, Kristine Boteler, Sir John Boyden, Frank Learoyd Brookline, VT Brooks Memorial Library Brownson, Mary

38. Index For First Names Beginning With H (Family Pages)
    1900) Harlow Tibbetts (b. ABT 1831) Harlow B Beecher (b. 1906 Not Shown) Helen ElizabethColey (b. Not Shown) Helen Elizabeth Long Helen Frances  
    http://www.clayton-clan.org/gedhtml/tmc/b~_h.html

39. Words Of Wisdom
    soar. Helen Keller. Kennedy. In the Long run we get no more than we havebeen willing to risk giving. - Sheldon Kopp. Henry Ward Beecher. He  
    http://www.lilesnet.com/Words_of_Wisdom.htm
    
    Extractions: Quick Navigation: The way I see it; if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain. Dolly Parton Life is change; growth is optional Karen Kaiser Clark It's never too late, in fiction or in life, to revise. Nancy Thayer We are the hero of our own story Mary McCarthy Life is like a camel; you can make it do anything except back up Marcelene Cox In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on. Robert Frost Those who do not know how to weep with their whole heart don't know how to laugh either. Golda Meir The trouble is, if you don't risk anything, you risk even more. Erica Jong Living never wore one out so much as the effort not to live. Anais Nin If you have made mistakes...there is always another chance for you...you may have a fresh start any moment you choose, for this thing we call "failure" in not falling down,but staying down. Mary Pickford "It is not seeing the light that impacts one's life; it is never ceasing to see the light that impresses one's life, spirit, heart and soul."

40. 'Children Of The Holocaust' Author Helen Epstein To Speak Feb. 28
    Contact Amy Beecher Mirecki, College of Liberal Arts LAWRENCE Helen Epstein, aHarvard University journalist A frequent lecturer on Longterm psychological  
    http://www.ur.ku.edu/News/02N/FebNews/Feb18/epstein.html
    
    Extractions: Contact: Amy Beecher Mirecki , College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, (785) 864-3516. LAWRENCE Helen Epstein, a Harvard University journalist best known for her ground-breaking book "Children of the Holocaust" will present a public lecture in Lawrence this month. Epstein's lecture, "Memoir as a Tool for Understanding History," will be held in the ballroom of the SpringHill Suites by Marriott in Lawrence at 7:30 pm on Thursday, Feb. 28. "Children of the Holocaust" is widely used in university courses and by therapists. It is the first book to deal with second generation and post-traumatic stress syndrome in children of Holocaust survivors. The lecture is free and open to the public. All events are sponsored by the KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, English Department, Hall Center for the Humanities, KU Hillel, the Lawrence Jewish Community Center and the Jewish Community Women. Epstein is the author of five books of non-fiction, including "Where She Came From: A Daughter's Search for her Mother's History," a family memoir and social history of 200 years of Czech Jewish life, begun while Epstein was a visiting scholar at Harvard University's Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies in 1982. She is also the translator from the Czech of Heda Kovaly's award-winning "Under a Cruel Star: A Life in Prague." Born in Prague in 1947, Epstein became a journalist while an undergraduate caught in the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968. For the next 25 years, she worked as a freelance cultural reporter for the Sunday New York Times and other national publications, writing profiles of such figures as Leonard Bernstein, Meyer Schapiro and Joseph Papp. Her profiles of classical musicians have been collected in the book "Music Talks." The first tenured woman professor in New York University's Department of Journalism, she has taught writing since 1974.

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