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Suite V. by Clark. COOLIDGE, 1973

Three Poets by Clark; Gizzi, Michael; Yau, John Coolidge, 1990

Research ( Tuumba 40 ) by Clark Coolidge, 1982

Own Face by Clark Coolidge, 1978

THIS 10 - Winter 1979-1980 by Barrett (Editor); Bob Perelman, Lyn Hejinian, Charles Bernstein, Clark Coolidge, et al (Contributors) WATTEN, 1980-01-01

Suite V. by Clark Coolidge, 1973

Registers (People In All) by Clark Coolidge, 1994-06

On the Pumice of Morons by Clark Coolidge, Larry Fagin, 1993-10

Registers --1994 publication. by Clark Coolidge, 1994-01-01

Smithsonian Depositions & Subject to a Film. by Clark. COOLIDGE, 1980

For Kurt Cobain by Clark Coolidge, 1995-07

That Place On The Dial and Jimmy Swaggart Uses Hurricane Zeke (Two Broadside Poems) by Clark and Starbuck, George Coolidge, 1992

Melencholia by Clark Coolidge, 1987-09

Supernatural Overtones by Ron Padgett, Clark Coolidge, 1990-07

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UTEP Vs Centenary College (Sep 27, 2002)
2002 at Shreveport, LA) UTEP Starters Centenary College Starters GK 24 clark,Kyla GK 1 Heather Lindsey 2 Rewalt, Katie 3 Rita coolidge 6 clark, Heather 4
http://www.utepathletics.com/womens.soccer/092702.htm
Postmodern Poetry : The Talisman Interviews : William Bronk, Clark Coolidge, Ans
Postmodern Poetry The Talisman Interviews William Bronk, clark coolidge,Anselm Hollo, Susan Howe, Nathaniel MacKey, Alice Notley, Ron Padgett, L.
http://hallpoetry.com/history_criticism/1510.shtml
Postmodern American Poetry : A Norton Anthology
Sickness by Wanda Coleman Brute Strength by Wanda Coleman Essay On Language by WandaColeman The Ism by Wanda Coleman At Egypt I by clark coolidge Brill by
http://hallpoetry.com/history_criticism/564.shtml
Prosperity And Thrift: Guide C-F
After serving Presidents coolidge and Hoover, clark worked as a consultant on legislative,customs, and tariff matters for various businesses in Washington, DC.
http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/coolhtml/coolencf.html

Extractions: The 1920s saw a proliferation of chain stores for consumers at all levels of income. The growth of chain stores was aided by the tremendous popularity of the automobile, which greatly increased shoppers' mobility, especially in rural areas. Sears, Roebuck and Company was especially successful in taking advantage of these new market circumstances. In 1895, Sears was a mail-order company catering largely to rural demands for basic goods, but in 1925 it branched out into direct retailing, and by 1929 it operated a chain of 324 stores nationwide. F. W. Woolworth's, whose "five- and ten-cent" variety stores spread across the country by catering to lower-income consumers, was another successful chain; during the 1920s Woolworth's expanded into more and more working-class neighborhoods. Variety stores of this sort sold almost everything except fashions. An anniversary pamphlet, Fifty Years of Woolworth Mail-order buying continued during the 1920s, but the popularity of the new chain stores changed the way consumers shopped. Many documents of the time commented on this change and the problems that accompanied it. Examples in this digital collection include the economist Paul Mazur's pamphlet
USA-PRESIDENTS-L: Re: Calvin Coolidge
and Joane clark (making Gregory only an uncle to Pres. coolidge; also one of theGregory Stone variations appears to be confused for this Simon Stone, Sr.
http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/USA-PRESIDENTS/1999-12/0944353880
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4) Conners, Peter (1) Conrad, Joseph (48) Conroy, Pat (2) Cook, Glen (13) Cook,Lyn (3) Cook, Robin (17) Cookson, Catherine (2) coolidge, clark (3) coolidge
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Thomas Holcombe Of Connecticut - Person Page 232
President John Calvin coolidge, son of John Calvin coolidge and Victoria JosephineMoor. Simon Huntington Jr. 1 (M). Simon Huntington Jr. married Sarah clark.
http://www.holcombegenealogy.com/data/p232.htm
Herbert Clark Hoover
(Infoplease.com)Category Reference Encyclopedias Infoplease.com Biographies H Herbert clark Hoover was born at West Branch, Iowa, on Aug or Democratic nominationin 1920, but after the election he served Harding and coolidge as secretary
http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0760615.html

Extractions: Herbert Clark Hoover was born at West Branch, Iowa, on Aug. 10, 1874, the first president to be born west of the Mississippi. A Stanford graduate, he worked from 1895 to 1913 as a mining engineer and consultant throughout the world. In 1899, he married Lou Henry. During World War I, he served with distinction as chairman of the American Relief Committee in London, as chairman of the Commission for Relief in Belgium, and as U.S. Food Administrator. His political affiliations were still too indeterminate for him to be mentioned as a possibility for either the Republican or Democratic nomination in 1920, but after the election he served Harding and Coolidge as secretary of commerce. In the election of 1928, Hoover overwhelmed Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York, the Democratic candidate and the first Roman Catholic to run for the presidency. He soon faced the worst depression in the nation's history, but his attacks upon it were hampered by his devotion to the theory that the forces that brought the crisis would soon bring the revival and then by his belief that there were too many areas in which the federal government had no power to act. In a succession of vetoes, he struck down measures proposing a national employment system or national relief, he reduced income tax rates, and only at the end of his term did he yield to popular pressure and set up agencies such as the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make emergency loans to assist business.
Sherri's Kerouac Bibliography
Berkeley Ammunition Press, 1989. coolidge, clark. LOWELL CONNECTOR LINESAND SHOTS FROM KEROUAC'S TOWN. West Stockbridge, MA Hard Press, 1993.
http://www.charm.net/~brooklyn/Biblio/KerouacBiblio.html

Extractions: Maintained by Sherri , official Literary Kicks bibliographer The following is a bibliography specific to Jack Kerouac, containing entries concerning Kerouac's writing, recordings and life. Other bibliographies are here Cassady, Carolyn. HEART BEAT: MY LIFE WITH JACK AND NEAL. Berkeley: Creative Arts Book Company, 1976. Charters, Ann. KEROUAC: A BIOGRAPHY. San Francisco: Straight Arrow, 1973. Charters, Ann. KEROUAC: A BIOGRAPHY. NY: St. Martin's Press, 1994. Clark, Tom. JACK KEROUAC. NY: Paragon House, 1984. Gifford, Barry and Lawrence Lee. JACK'S BOOK: AN ORAL BIOGRAPHY OF JACK KEROUAC. NY: St. Martin's, 1978. Jarvis, Charles E. VISIONS OF KEROUAC. Lowell, MA: Ithaca Press, 1974. McNally, Dennis. DESOLATE ANGEL: JACK KEROUAC, THE BEATS AND AMERICA. NY: Random House, 1979. Nicosia, Gerald. MEMORY BABE: A CRITICAL BIOGRAPHY OF JACK KEROUAC. NY: Grove Press, 1983. Allsop, Kenneth. HARD TRAVELLIN', THE HOBO AND HIS HISTORY. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1967. Beaulieu, Victor-Levy. JACK KEROUAC: A CHICKEN ESSAY. Trans. Sheila Fischman. Toronto: Coach House Press, 1976.
Object Permanence, 1994-1997
the more eclectic issues like OP6); too many of the same names too often (but noapologies for overdosing on Bob Cobbing and clark coolidge); magazines too big
http://www.manson88.freeserve.co.uk/Object.htm

Extractions: A selection of book reviews from Object Permanence magazine is available here . The website of the new Object Permanence pamphlet series can be viewed here Object Permanence described itself as a magazine of experimental / modernist poetry, was edited by Robin Purves and Peter Manson, and was published in Glasgow, Scotland between January 1994 and February 1997. The magazine arose out of the extreme difficulty we had encountered, in Scotland, in trying to obtain information about contemporary British and North American experimental writing. In the absence of either a living/sustained connection between the Scottish poets we then knew and any such wider scene, or of any local academic interest in such writing, we were left to glean fragments where we could. A Various Art was in Hillhead Library. The Paladin anthologies came as a revelation, when finally we found them. The L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E Lines supplement to a volume of essays called The Line in Postmodern Poetry (reference?) was for a long time our only source of work by writers of that tendency (the Scottish magazine
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John Richardson Clark
Mr. coolidge and two other men conducted a large machine shop, coolidge, Treat Sibley. It was while employed by this firm that John R. clark learned the
http://www.wizard.net/~aldonna/jrc.htm

Extractions: John Richardson Clark was born June 11, 1824, in Westford, Mass. He was the son of Horatio Clark and Betsey Bixby On September 15, 1846, he married Caroline Maria Derby , daughter of John Derby His ambition was to become a locomotive engineer but did not pursue it due to his wife's fears for his safety. In 1851, he went to California via the Isthmus of Panama. (The Panama Canal was not built until much later.) While in California, he paid little attention to gold hunting, finding better prospects as a machinist with the firm of W. T. Garrett. He remained in California until 1854. His wife Caroline did not go with him. He is said to have taken the first weather vane to California, and to have built the first stationary engine in California in a flour mill. He went to California again in 1864 for a short period, and a third time in 1875, when he stayed three years in San Francisco. When he returned to Waltham, Mass., he brought a diamond ring for each of his two daughters. One of these rings is now worn by Lucia Ann Hunt.
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Congreve, William; Conners, Peter; Conrad, Joseph; Conroy, Pat; Cook,Robin; Cookson, Catherine; coolidge, clark; coolidge, Susan; Cooney
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Rhetorical Study Of The Speaking Of Calvin Coolidge Arthur F Fleser Arthur F Fle
American history from c 1900 Rhetoric USA History (North America) Title RhetoricalStudy of the Speaking of Calvin coolidge Elizabeth clark Ascetic Piety
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Midnight Movies At The Coolidge
Larry clark (KIDS) delivers a powerful and controversial tale of a group of CoolidgeCorner Movie Theatre, 290 Harvard Street, Brookline MA 617734-2501 (office
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Extractions: $10 for all seats. Monsters, ghouls, and ladies of the night don't only come out on Halloween! For one night only they return from the grave to frolic in necromantic naughtiness with SPOOKS-A-POPPIN'. It starts at the witching hour, when the Phantom of the Coolidge leads you on a journey through the world of the strange, the macabre, and the deadly sexy. WITNESS - Ms. Firecracker unwrapped and bathed in blood! SCREAM - as the lethal Scarlet Fever goes "craaaazy"! LISTEN - to the eerie sounds of Kitty Heels and her singing saw! GASP IN TERROR - as the gorgeous Siamese twins are separated before your very eyes! Meanwhile, live ghouls (and girls) roam the audience waiting to scare you to death! Plus - terrifying trailers, heart-stopping Hammer Horror and sick sexy shockers from the ghoul-den age of burlesque. Don't miss this once in a lifetime show. Special Tribute To Doris Wishman!
Amherst College Biographical Record: Class Of 1895
3725. Sampson, Wright coolidge. S. of William S. and Virginia A. (Wright), b.Cincinnati, O., May 24, 1872. Psi Upsilon. 3726. Seelye, Walter clark.
http://www.amherst.edu/~rjyanco/genealogy/acbiorecord/1895.html

Extractions: (from the Amherst College Biographical Record, Centennial Edition (1821-1921) Previous Class... Menu Index ... Andrews , Charles Amos . S. of Amos and Mary A. (Collins), b. Holyoke, Jy. 2, 1872. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Theta. Prepared Worcester Acad. Teacher of Latin Holyoke H. S., 1895-98; special agent N. E. Dept. of Penn. Mutual Life Insurance Co., 1898-1907; deputy tax commissioner of Mass., 1907-15; Industrial Service Equipment Co., Boston, 1915-17; treasurer Gorton Pew Fisheries Co., Gloucester, 1917-; president Associated Industries of Mass., Boston; director other companies. Red Cross work, World War. Member Mass. House of Representatives, 1904-06. Member National Tax Assoc., 1906-. Wrote papers on taxation in magazines and as reports. Married Jan. 1, 1901, Helen Mildred, da. of James H. Slade, Quincy. Ch. Sidney W. (A. C. 1922) ; John T. (A. C. 1927); Helen. Address, 94 Nehoiden Rd., Waban, Mass. Bangs , Charles Roy . S. of Charles Wesley and Mary (O'Conor), b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1874. Psi Upsilon.
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