Looking Back
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Looking Back: A Local and Family History of Tacoma, Virginia
By Karen Horne PetersLooking Back: A Local and Family History of Tacoma, Virginia
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Looking Back: A Journey Through the Pages of the Keowee Courier, Featuring News and Feature Stories, Commentaries by Ashton Hester,...
By John Ashton HesterMiss Brandt was the Walhalla weather observer from 1950 to 2000. She assumed that duty upon the death of her father, H.W. Brandt, who had undertaken it since 1916. Therefore, the two of them held the job for a combined 85 years, ...
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Looking Back: A Journey Through the Pages of the Keowee Courier with Feature Stories Along with Highlights for the Years...
By John Ashton HesterThis book consists of two sections: first, feature stories about various local area people and events taken from old issues of the Keowee Courier; and second, week-to-week highlights from the years 19631965 as reported in the Courier.
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Looking Back
By Kenisha Archie, Cody Armstrong, Matthew ArmstrongWe quartered my moose out and hauled it a kilometer out of the bush to the boats and back to Bennett's cabin. ... Dad wanted to take the 4 wheeler and go down a dug out road where trucks, can't go down, but he wanted to be there at day ...
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Looking Back: The Struggle to Preserve Our Freedoms
By Joan E. WilliamsAt a time when there is the great debate in the USA about which countries interfere in other's democratic elections and a time of great turmoil in Venezuela, this is a most relevant and timely publication.
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Looking Back: A Journey Through the Pages of the Keowee Courier Featuring the Walhalla Centennial Special Edition of 1950 and...
By John Ashton HesterThe following program sums up the events of the day: First Race—Half-Mile Open, won by G.C. Garrett of Anderson, with a $20 gold watch as first prize. Second Race—One Mile, first place won by Claude Myers of Seneca; second place, ...
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Looking Back: A Story of a Judge and His Family
By James F. QueenanMaybe we'll have the fun of a controversy! Brad Kingston Brad Kingston came into Mary-Lou's life at about 203 LOOKInG BaCK.
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Looking Back: From the Times of the Nazis and the Soviets to the World of Today
By Harry IoachimUniversity professor and chairman of Pathology in New York, prominent scientist and author of medical textbooks recalls his early life in Romania under the fascists and communist dictatorships followed by his academic career in the US. ...
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By Ed.D., Clarice Goodley-CampbellMorris was the seventh of ten children of Ereney Cesar and Lorentine Lavergne and served :in the US Army for three and a half years. jake and Pete jake, Pete, and tourbigitin making rope Martel.
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By K.C. Longhe Kathleen edges snow in the loved gently watching fell in giant the lake flakes freeze to the around ground. the fallen snow in the valley winter in and which also she loved lived. the But look even of the with freshly the perk of ...
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Looking Back: From Famine to Wall Street
By Metwallymemories from life in Torrington, CT, through college and including the fourteen years she spent in NYC working in the financial district as a female in a male dominated world....
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Looking Back: A Journey Through the Pages of the Keowee Courier for the Years 1927, 1937, 1947, 1957, 1987, 1997...
By John Ashton HesterA ball hit into the creek was considered “in play,” and a former left fielder who attended the reunion said he used to wear rubber boots when in the field. He recalled one time an opposing team's left fielder fell into the creek chasing ...
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Looking Back: Never Explain, Never Apologise
By John OsborneWhen John Osborne died at Christmas 1994, his obituaries cited his autobiographical writings as perfect examples of undiluted talent and acerbic wit.
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Looking Back
By Wanda MarkhamIn a land far, far away there is a galaxy full of stars. If you have ever wished upon one, ... In the galaxy far, far away lives another kind of life to be. Yet to be discovered, as we venture to ... Undiscovered galaxies await us all.
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Looking Back
By Life long Veterans Advocate Robert JanickiWP, short for Willy Peter, which stood for White Phosphorus, was one of the last things you wanted to be hit by. Apparently the red orange glow was a WP artillery round that sent both of us back into the trench.
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By Bob GreeleyEdna and Tommie Jr. went home as I did—one of the most lonesome times of my life—not a thing I could do or say to bring him back. All I could think of is the many times we looked at and stared down death while it looked us in the eye, ...
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Looking Back: A Chronicle of Growing Up Old in the Sixties
By Joyce MaynardIn this special anniversary edition, Maynard’s candid introductory reflections on the girl behind the girl who wrote Looking Back lend a new dimension to this iconic analysis of a generation.
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Looking Back
By Mania SalingerMania Salinger was born in Radom, Poland and enjoyed a childhood blessed with love, friends, and good luck until horrors unleashed by Nazi invasion changed her life forever.
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Looking Back: A Book of Memories
By Lois LowryUsing family photographs and quotes from her books, the author provides glimpses into her life.
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Looking Back
By Belva PlainThey are the most unlikely friends: rich, kind, Cecile; brave, talented Norma; and Amanda, the poor girl they met at college. Now Cecile has married her talented architect, Amanda has...