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Herbert» Hoover at Stanford University
to take his final entrance examinations
says: "Young Hoover had .to set of!
at Menlo Park. the station of a. few
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way and bonanza. kings, which altered
no welcome for em boys with a few
dollars' ‘saverl in their inside pockets.
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carry him and his bag to the univer-
sity, A couple of miles away.
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.yet. ready to house him. So some one
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jin the hills, were Resident and Mrs.
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ment to pay for his honed ud lodging.
university head {to the Mt railroad
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”the My Story or then-nee antennae,”
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‘The Golden Age of Authors” .\ publi.~ ~‘hors recollection.
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chairs and soles.
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Bunnies with pink cars and pink eyes!—-w
child wouldn t love to snuggle one of those white cub“
dly things with silken cars! What if a top but-:37
could be washed very easily and come out of the tun
with tip—tilted cam, eyes and stubby tail intact}
’Mother would appreciate that special attribute. to
are showing this season dolls and a menagcrio of suit
“'addling but-ks. with their
Cole, their paws and pink tongues 111:
hogs with lhr-ir collars and bows.
“Ruly-Poly"— she. simply want slami on it"? lwad. _
Elephants lumbering about swinging ihvir trunks: :
all made up in imvcling—very soft. '
The Dolls are verv beautiful with blue costumeall ’
teucillod in Bluebiid figures. They bring happinosl
to their little on more. » 2
Pink and Blue Elephants “1111 their middle lotba.’
(Those are in favorite colors\.. '4.
Bunnies ‘which are running for their lives, the‘
ind legs stretched out at full length.
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