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- Garry Grayson's winning kick; or, Battling for honor, by Elmer A. Dawson, pseud. of Edward Stratemeyer. Walter S. Rogers, illustrator (Q170918)
- Third decennial edition of the American digest, 1926. v. 18 (Q170917)
- MARY'S HOSPITAL, ROCHESTER, MINN. The operating room; instructions for nurses and assistants. 2d ed. rev (Q170916)
- Sunny boy in the snow, by Ramy Allison White, pseud. of Edward Stratemeyer. John M. Foster, illustrator (Q170915)
- Third decennial edition of the American digest, 1926. v. 17 (Q170914)
- Home of nymphs and vampires, the isles of Greece (Q170913)
- Into the wind (Q170912)
- TEXAS DECISIONS REPORTED IN SOUTH WESTERN REPORTER. Second series. v. 9-10, Oct. 1928-Jan. 1929 (Q170911)
- Mastery, by Retsama, pseud. of Earl G. Barr (Q170910)
- Our Flag (Q170909)
- CUMULATIVE MICHIGAN DIGEST, 1926-1928. Jan. 1, 1926 to Dec. 31, 1928, supplementing Michigan digest, v.1-9 (Q170908)
- The story of the lowly gnome; When the sea king's daughter came out of the sea; How the red rose came to be red (Q170907)
- Nightseed and other tales (Q170906)
- ARKANSAS DECISIONS REPORTED IN SOUTH WESTERN REPORTER ANNOTATED, second series. Vol. 5-9, May-Nov. 1928 (Q170905)
- Knights of Charlemagne (Q170904)
- The hill of triumph; a story of Jerusalem in the time of Christ (Q170903)
- VERNON'S CUMULATIVE QUARTERLY STATUTE SERVICE FOR VERNON'S ANNOTATED REVISED CIVIL AND CRIMINAL STATUTES OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, to January 1, 1929 (Q170902)
- Secrets inside. Dean Freeman, illustrator (Q170901)
- How and why Nan Britton wrote The President's daughter (Q170900)
- 1929 annotations to Corpus juris-Cyc system (Q170899)
- The death of the gods (Julian the Apostate) Bernard Guilbert Guerney, translator (Q170898)
- Summer lightning (Q170897)
- UNITED STATES CODE ANNOTATED. Tables (Q170896)
- The captive. Translated by C. K. Scott Monorieff (Q170895)
- The hermit thrush (Q170894)
- UNITED STATES CODE ANNOTATED. 1928 cumulative annual pocket part. Title 49, secs 16 to end (Q170893)
- We are advertising a list of accounts for sale and are preparing another list (Q170892)
- Easily persuaded (Q170891)
- UNITED STATES CODE ANNOTATED. Title 49. secs 16-156 (Q170890)
- Proven facts on loss of hair; or, Hair vs. baldness (Q170889)
- Sixty seconds (Q170888)
- UNITED STATES CODE ANNOTATED. 1928 cumulative annual pocket part. Title 49, secs 1-15A (Q170887)
- New songs for new voices, by Louis Untermeyer, Clara Mannes, and David Mannes. With pen drawings by Peggy Bacon (Q170886)
- Ballyhoo for a mendicant (Q170885)
- UNITED STATES CODE ANNOTATED. Title 49. secs 1-15A (Q170884)
- Squad (Q170883)
- Peter the drunk (Q170882)
- FEDERAL REPORTER. Second series v. 28, Oct-Dec28 (Q170881)
- Francois Villon, a documented survey with a pref. by Hilaire Belloc (Q170880)
- The grand manner (Q170879)
- THE SOUTHERN REPORTER. Permanent ed. v. 118 (Q170878)
- Love and the law (Q170877)
- Thy dark freight (Q170876)
- THE NORTH EASTERN REPORTER. Permanent ed. v. 163 (Q170875)
- Murder at Bratton Grange, by John Rhode, pseud. of Cecil John Charles Street. (Pub. abroad as The Davidson case) (Q170874)
- The untold story; the life of Isadora Duncan, 1921-1927 (Q170873)
- SOUTHEASTERN REPORTER. Permanent ed. (National Reporter System. State series) v. 145, Nov. 17, 1928-Jan. 19, 1929 (Q170872)
- The life of space. Translated by Bernard Miall (Q170871)
- Ar-ke-tex, the standard of textured tiles (Q170870)
- NEW YORK SUPPLEMENT. Permanent ed. (National Reporter System) v. 231, Nov. 5, 1928-Jan. 21, 1929 (Q170869)