Identifier: ladieshomejourna65janwyet (find matches)
Title: The Ladies' home journal
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945
Subjects: Women's periodicals Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
Publisher: Philadelphia : (s.n.)
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ent smokes. Shelooked farther off through the haze of the afternoon heat. Milesaway she could barely make out the light gray smoke column of abig grass fire which had sprung ~up about noon. That also was noproblem of hers. It was what she had already learned to call astate fire, because it lay outside any national forest and was thebusiness of the fire crews of the State Division of Forestry. She moved to the east to get out of the sun, swung around tolook south, started, and looked again. Among the clouds that hadbeen so vague, one stood out now—taller, obviously closer. Shemade out its bulging at the top. Going inside, she swung the alidade of her fire finder andsighted roughly at the center of the cloud column. One-four—lets see—six, she read aloud from the azimuth scale. That was somewhere SOUth of Southeast. (Continued on Page 157) r Copyright, 1948, by George R. Steicart. This is a condensation of the novel toon to be published by Random House, -k lu»t«.tio it hoiiiit o.
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THE JOIRIULS COMPLETE -11¥ - 0 J¥ E-ISS IF K NOVEL 4< BY IJEOflfJE IL STEWART 38 NO. 3 IN A SERIES ... BY ROGER BUTTERFIELD W&tM tfk&MmTf HARRY TRUMAN We are facing an era of prosperity andprogress such as history has never known.In this optimistic spirit President Trumanawaits November as the Democratic Partysmost likely candidate for the White House.

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