Two Keys to a Cabin by Cida Lar and M
Charming tale set in a Maine cabin follows Gabriella Graham and her friend Kate as a mysterious resident, Dr John Houghton, asserts rights to the cabin. Gay and John confront past ties, budding love, and a choice between engagement to Todd and true happiness. Kate urges Todd Janeway to travel to Maine for resolution.
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Cida Lar & M
Gabriella
Gay
Graham
Todd
Maine
Kate Oliver
John Lawrence
Kate
John Houghton
John
Janeway
New York
Todd Janeway
Romance and danger blend at the lake cabin
Kate reveals Gay has fallen in love with John Houghton while Todd arrives, creating tension among lovers. Gay and John plan a future in New York or Baltimore as family pressure and village gossip loom. The trio confronts the intrusion of Todd and the looming fallout as the scene ends with a fragile, tense dinner.
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New York
Venice
Shanghai
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Sunset in the Hidden Inlet Canoe Scene
In a quiet inlet the sun fades to honey light as a motionless canoe rests under low hanging branches. The scene centers on still water and a calm, private mood without shifting action.
Pensioners' rise sparks age versus youth clash says Dickinson
University of Illinois economist Dr. Frank S Dickinson warns of a coming class struggle between age groups driven by falling birth rates and longer lifespans. He predicts by 1980 there will be about 25 million Americans over 65 and outlines potential social changes including pension taxation, party destruction, and rule by the aging electorate.
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Frank S. Dickinson
University of Illinois
Dickinson
America
United States
Rome
How to Make End Tables From Spools
Ruth Wyeth Spears suggests turning curtain rods through spools to form rigid legs for living room end tables. Glue spools between each other and to table shelves, choosing a rod with inner and outer pieces. A sketch accompanies instructions and a note to order Book No 3 for 32 home making ideas.
Value of Time Maximizing Moment Worth
Quote attributed to Chesterfield urging immediate action and avoidance of procrastination. Explains time’s true value and calls for seizing each moment without laziness or delay.
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Chesterfield
Firestone
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Tory Wales
Tory
Rose
Ruth Wyeth Spears
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Firestone Auto Supply
Sergi
Meenikis
N. B. C. Red
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