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R69501, 9Nov50, The Cleveland Trust
Co. (PWH)
CLEVELAND Trust Company. SEE
Cleveland Trust fortune founder.
R69501.
CLEWS, Henry. SEE
Mumbo jumbo. R67275.
THE CLINTON TWINS AND OTHER STORIES,
by Archibald Marshall. ? 31Mar23,
A698841. R66921, 8Sep50, Helen Marshall
(W)
THE CLOAK OF ST. MARTIN, by ARTHUR C.
TRAIN. (In Saturday evening post)
? Helen C. Train (W)
Mar. 3, 1923 issue. ? 1Mar23,
B571295. R69497, 8Nov50.
COBB, Irvin Shrewsbury. SEE
Daisy Ashford: her book. R65982.
A laugh a day keeps the doctor away.
R68152.
Snake doctor and other stories.
R65125.
Speaking of operations and other
stories. R70388.
COBRA, a play in four acts by Martin
Brown. ? 23May23, D64579. R69552,
9Nov50, Fredrika Brown (E)
COCTEAU, JEAN. SEE
Le grand écart. R64188.
Plain-chant. R65751.
CODY, H. A. SEE
The trail of the Golden Horn.
R67703.
COFFEE FLAVOR THAT SATISFIES. (Coffee)
? 11May23, Print 6918. R70353,
24Nov50, Hills Bros. Coffee, inc. (P)
COGSWELL, Helen. SEE Trostel, Helen
(Cogswell)
COHAN, George Michael. SEE
My thirty years in baseball. R67276.
So this is London. R67122.
COHEN, Octavus Roy. SEE
Assorted chocolates. R65757.
THE COINCIDENCE, by Booth Tarkington.
(In McCall's magazine) ? Susanah K.
Tarkington (W)
Sept. 1923 issue. ? 10Aug23,
B583046. R65644, 11Aug50.
COLBORNE, Elizabeth. SEE
Bettina's best desserts. R66241.
Bettina's best salads. R66240.
COLE, Francis R. SEE
Love and fate. R64663.
Magellan, the first circumnavigator
of the world. R65378.
COLE OF SPYGLASS MOUNTAIN, by Arthur
Preston Hankins. ? 3Mar23, A698549.
R65761, 8Aug50, Mrs. Arthur Preston
Hankins (W)
COLETTE. SEE Colette, Sidonie Gabrielle.
COLETTE, Sidonie Gabrielle. SEE
Le ble en herbe. R65743.
COLIGNY, Margaret. SEE
The Snipsnops and the Woo-Woo bird.
R65693.
COLIN [a novel] by E. F. Benson.
? 14Sep23, (pub. abroad 13Apr23, AI-5076),
A752936. R67208, 18Sep50,
Kenneth Stewart Patrick McDowall (NK)
COLLEGE DAYS, by Stephen Leacock.
? 20Oct23, A759584. R71373, 8Dec50,
George Leacock (C)
COLLIER (P. F.) and Son Corporation. SEE
Anthropology. R66321.
Astronomy. R66312.
Botany. R66319.
Electricity and magnetism. R66316.
Geology. R66313.
History of science. R66322.
Mechanics. R66315.
Medicine. R66317.
Meteorology. R66311.
Physics. R66314.
Physiography. R66320.
Physiology. R66323.
Zoology. R66318.
COLLIER, William Miller. SEE
The law and practice in bankruptcy
R64832.
COLLINS, Dale. SEE
Sea-tracks of the Speejacks, round the world. R65416.
COLLINS, George Rowland. SEE
Platform speaking; a practical study for business and professional men. R70405.
COLLINS, Joseph. SEE
The doctor looks at literature.
R66788.
COLLISON, Wilson. SEE
Beyond the border. R70512.
Debris. R70507.
Driftwood. R70508.
Enough is too much. R70511.
Fall of Babylon. R70509.
Tide. R70510.
COLTON, John. SEE
Rain, a play in 3 acts. R71137.
COLUMBIA HAIR CREAM. (Hair preparation)
? 20Nov22, Label 25747.
R67399, 22Sep50, Columbia Perfume
Co. (P)
COLUMBIA Perfume Company. SEE
Columbia hair cream. R67399.
COLUMBIA Pictures Corporation. SEE
Forbidden love. R71008.
Forbidden paradise. R71007.
More to be pitied than scorned.
R65309.
Only a shop girl. R71009.
Temptation. R70806.
COME ALONG THEN, DO COME, WON'T YE
COME? By Mead Schaeffer. [Illus.,
in Moby Dick, by Herman Melville]
? 14Oct22, K169281. R67334, 22Sep50,
Mead Schaeffer (A).
THE COMEDIAN, a comedy of temperament
adapted by David Belasco from the
French of Sascha Guitry. ? 29Aug22,
D61786. R65929, 16Aug50, Edward M.
Belasco (NK), Frederick E. Belasco
(NK), Walter Belasco, Jr. (NK), David
W. Belasco (NK), Harold G. Belasco
(NK), Raymond F, Belasco (NK), Myrtle
Belasco (NK), Rena B. Rosenthal (NK),
Barbara B. Annis (NK), Marjorie M.
Friedberg (NK)
THE COMING OF THE FAIRIES, by Arthur
Conan Doyle. ? 5Oct22, A692110.
R65899, 21Aug50, Denis Percy Stewart
Conan Doyle (C), Adrian M. Conan
Doyle (C), & Lena Jean Annette Conan
Doyle (C)
THE COMMANDMENT OF MOSES, by Stephen McKenna. ? 13Nov23, (pub. abroad 25Aug23, AI-5441), A759830. R70383, 20Nov50, Stephen McKenna (A)
THE COMMENTARIES ON THE LAW OF CONTRACTS,
cumulative supplement, by
William F. Elliott, assisted by Dale
F. Stansbury, and others, New ed.
? 28Nov23, A765406. R72191, 26Dec50,
The Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc. (PWH)
THE COMMUNICABLE DISEASES; how they
spread and how they may be controlled.
By Allan J. McLaughlin. (Harper's
public health series, v. 1)
? 26Oct23, A760573. R68970, 30Oct50,
Allan J. McLaughlin (A)
I COMPAGNACCI. Libretto In l atto di Giovacchino Forzano, per la musica., del maestro Primo Riccitelli [Librato] ? 25Jul23, D65302. R68512, 16Oct50, Giovacchino Forzano (A)
I COMPAGNACCI. Libretto In un atto di Giovacchino Forzano, per la musica del maestro Primo Riccitelli, riduzione per canto e pianoforte de Luigi Ricci ? 2Jul23, D26474. R68511, 16Oct50, Primo Riccitelli (A)
COMPANIONABLE BOOKS, by Henry van Dyke. ? 6Oct22, A686168. R65664, 8Aug50, Tertius van Dyke (C)
THE COMPREHENSIVE STANDARD DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, by Frank H. Vizetelly. A new ed. ? on general revision; 30Dec22, A690924. R67504, 26Sep50, Funk & Wagnalls Co. (PWH)
COMSTOCK, Harriet T. SEE
The tenth woman. R67371.
UN CONCERT CHEZ LES FOUS, drame en
trois actes par André de Lorde et
Charles Foley. (In Les Annales)
? 22Jul23, 29Jul23, 5Aug23, D65407.
R68411, 13Oct50, Mme vve André de
Lorde, née Charlotte Fassarti (W)
THE CONCISE STANDARD DICTIONARY OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, by the Funk and
Wagnalls Company. A new ad.
? 16Oct22, A692704. R67505, 26Sep50,
Funk & Wagnalls Co. (PWH)
CONDE Nast Publications Inc. SEE
House and garden
Vanity fair
Vogue
CONDON, Frank. SEE
Hollywood. R71527.
THE CONFESSIONS of Jean-Jacques
Rousseau. Pref, by Edmund Wilson.
v. 1 and 2. ? on pref.; 5Oct23,
A760783. R71951, 5Dec50, Alfred
A. Knopf, inc. (PWH)
CONLIN, Henry E. SEE
Handwriting as the expression of character.
R64662.
Dulcy. R65679.
CONNERS, Barry. SEE
The blackmailers. R70727.
CONNETT, Eugene V., 3d. SEE
Wing shooting and angling. R68247.
CONNOR, Ralph, pseud. SEE Gordon,
Charles William.
THE CONQUEST OF SELF, by Louis E.
Bisch. ? 7Sep23, A760027. R67003,
13Sep50, Louis E. Bisch (A)
CONRAD, Joseph. SEE
Christmas day at sea. R68896.
The rover. R65985 ...
Stephen Crane: a study in American
letters. R69479 ...
CONRAD AND THE REPORTERS, by Christopher
Morley. (In New York evening post)
? Christopher Morley (A)
May 3, 1923 issue. ? 3May23, B561486.
R71681, 14Dec50.
May 4, 1923 issue. ? 4May23, B561487.
R71682, 14Dec50.
May 5. 1923 issue. ? 5May23, B561488.
R71683, 14Dec50.
May 7, 1923 issue. ? 7May23, B561489.
R71684, 14Dec50.
May 10, 1923 issue. ? 10May23,
B561492. R71685, 14Dec50.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES: an historical survey of its formation, by Robert Livingston Schuyler. ? 30Oct23, A760669. R69434, 3Nov50, Robert Livingston Schuyler (A)
THE CONSTITUTIONAL FACTORS IN DEMENTIA PRECOX, by Nolan D. C. Lewis. (Nervous and mental disease monograph series, no. 35) ? 8Jan23, A698065. R71970, 13Dec50, Smith Ely Jelliffe Trust, Carol Goldschmidt, trustee (PWH)
CONSTRUCTIVE SALESMANSHIP, principles
and practice, by John Alford Stevenson.
? 1Jun23, A704775. R64982,
27Jul50, Josephine R. Stevenson (W)
CONVENIENCES FOR THE COOK, by Gene
Stratton Porter; illustrated by Gertrude
Kay. (In McCall's magazine)
? Jeannette Porter Meehan (C)
Sept. 1923 issue. ? 10Aug23,
A713047. R65642, 11Aug50.
COOK, Charles A. SEE
The larger stewardship. R72042.
COOK, Walter Wheeler. SEE
Cases and other authorities on equity.
R68269.
THE COOK'S SURPRISE, by Margery Clark
[pseud. of Mary E. Clark and Margery
Quigley] Pictures by Madge Anderson.
? 28Sep23, A759557. R67964, 6Oct50,
Mary E. Clark (A) & Margery
Quigley (A)
COOLIDGE, Dana. SEE
Lost wagons. R69271.
CORBIN, John. SEE
The return of the middle class.
R68248.
CORDUROY, by Ruth Comfort Mitchell.
? 28Feb23, A698535. R72283, 28Dec50,
Ruth Comfort Mitchell (A)
CORPUS JURIS, edited by William Mack,
William Benjamin Hale and Donald J.
Kiser. v. 30. ? 17May25, A711060.
R64311, 10Jul50, The American Law
Book Co. (PWH)
CORPUS JURIS, edited by William Mack,
William Benjamin Hale and Donald J.
Kiser. v. 31. ? 13Sep23, A759605.
R68266, 13Oct50, The American Law
Book Co. (PWH)
CORRECT ENGLISH, a language series for
the Philippines, by Mary E. Polley
and Josefa Jura Martinez. ? Mary E.
Polley (A) & Josefa J. Martinez (A)
Grade 3. ? 17Feb23, A696493.
R67299, 20Sep50.
Grade 4. ? 20Feb23, A696494.
R67300, 20Sep50.
CORRECT TASTE, STRENGTH AND FLAVOR.
(Coffee) ? 22May23, Print 6932.
R70359, 24Nov50, Hills Bros. Coffee,
inc. (P)
CORTHIS, André. SEE
L'entraineuse. R64191.
COSMOPOLITAN.
? Hearst Magazines, inc. (PCW)
v. 73, no. 4, Oct. 1922. ? 10Sep22,
B547833. R65146, 26Jul50.
v. 73. no. 5, Nov. 1922. ? 10Oct22,
B559227. R66250, 24Aug50.
v. 73, no. 6, Dec. 1922. ? 10Nov22,
B552075. R68011, 6Oct50.
v. 74, no. 1, Jan. 1923. ? 10Dec22,
B553617. R70148, 17Nov50.
v. 74, no. 2, Feb. 1923. ? 10Jan23,
B567748. R71672, 18Dec50.
COSMOPOLITAN Corporation. SEE
Valley of the silent men. R66175.
COSTUME SILHOUETTES, by Mary Evans.
(Lippincott's unit texts) ? 14Sep23,
A759570. R71290, 6Dec50, Mary
Evans (A)
COULOMB, Jeanne de. SEE
Le silence de Nadia. R67732.
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
? The Curtis Publishing Co. (PCW)
v. 88, nos. 1-26, Jan. 6-June 30,
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For three years, Hailey loved Kieran. Yet the wildlife photos she risked everything to take ended up helping another woman win a major competition. Hurt and finished with waiting, Hailey left him, filing for divorce and vowing to prove herself on her own. She never expected her ex-husband's most powerful rival to offer his support. "I admire real talent. Applause belongs to the deserving," he said. Though Hailey tried to keep her distance, he pursued her with unwavering determination "This isn't just a whim. I've had my eye on you for a long time."
There was only one man in Raegan's heart, and it was Mitchel. In the second year of her marriage to him, she got pregnant. Raegan's joy knew no bounds. But before she could break the news to her husband, he served her divorce papers because he wanted to marry his first love. After an accident, Raegan lay in the pool of her own blood and called out to Mitchel for help. Unfortunately, he left with his first love in his arms. Raegan escaped death by the whiskers. Afterward, she decided to get her life back on track. Her name was everywhere years later. Mitchel became very uncomfortable. For some reason, he began to miss her. His heart ached when he saw her all smiles with another man. He crashed her wedding and fell to his knees while she was at the altar. With bloodshot eyes, he queried, "I thought you said your love for me is unbreakable? How come you are getting married to someone else? Come back to me!"
The silence in St. Patrick's Cathedral wasn't peaceful; it was a physical weight on Stella's shoulders, heavier than her wedding dress. She stood alone at the altar, ready for her perfect life, when her phone vibrated with a text that shattered everything. Her fiancé, Bryce, messaged just moments before the vows: "I can't do this. Monica needs me. I'm sorry." Monica, her maid of honor, was the reason he fled. Bryce's mother then publicly shamed Stella, implying her career ambition drove him away. The betrayal of her sacrifices, her future, and her dignity ignited a white-hot rage. Stella ripped off her veil, grabbed the microphone, and exposed the groom and maid of honor's affair to the stunned guests before storming out. A furious wreck in her ruined gown, she stumbled on the cathedral steps, meeting Julian Sterling, the "Cursed Son" in a wheelchair. He offered no pity, only a detached assessment. In a defiant, adrenaline-fueled moment, Stella crouched and asked, "Are you single?" Julian, needing a strategic alliance against his family, agreed to a cold, transactional marriage of convenience. With the City Clerk's office hours ticking down, Stella tore her dress, determined to forge a new path of vengeance and desperate necessity.
Linsey was stood up by her groom to run off with another woman. Furious, she grabbed a random stranger and declared, "Let's get married!" She had acted on impulse, realizing too late that her new husband was the notorious rascal, Collin. The public laughed at her, and even her runaway ex offered to reconcile. But Linsey scoffed at him. "My husband and I are very much in love!" Everyone thought she was delusional. Then Collin was revealed to be the richest man in the world. In front of everyone, he got down on one knee and held up a stunning diamond ring. "I look forward to our forever, honey."
When her half-sister stole her fiancé, scarred her face, and threw her from a skyscraper, Amelia thought it was the end-until fate gave her a second chance. Reborn with bitter clarity, she vowed not to repeat the same mistakes. In her past life, she had been kind to a fault; now, she would wear a mask of innocence to outmaneuver every snake in the grass. One by one, she tore down their schemes-leaving her treacherous sister begging, her stepmother pleading, her worthless father groveling, and her ex-fiancé crawling back. Her response was a cold smirk and two words: "Get lost." But the one thing she never anticipated was crossing paths with Damien Taylor-the most powerful and untouchable man in the capital-on the very first day of her new life. They said he was ruthless, ice-cold, immune to any woman's charm. Amelia believed it. until she learned the truth: the man was dangerously cunning. "Miss Johnson, I saved you. How about dinner?" "Miss Johnson, I helped you. Don't you owe me a favor?" Backed against the wall, Amelia felt his low voice vibrate through her: "You owe me too much, Amelia. It's time to pay up-starting with you." Only much later would she realize. she'd been owing him all along.
Her ex-husband declared, "The person I admired most was that legendary racer." She smiled thinly. "Hate to break it to you-that was me." He said, "Jealous I blew a fortune on a world-famous jeweler for Violet?" She let out a cool laugh. "Funny, that designer trained under me." He scoffed, "Buying a dying firm won't put you in my league. Snap out of it." She shrugged. "Weird-I just steered your company off a cliff." Stunned, he blurted out, "Baby, come back. I'll love you forever." She wrinkled her nose. "Hard pass. Keep your cheap love." Then she took a mogul's arm and never looked back.
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