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Jersey Journal/1930/Westward Bound…

Betty broke down and cried, but Mrs. Harding said that she shouldn't. "It will make us all feel bad if you cry. Betty. I know I feel terrible myself," and her eyes grew misty as she spoke. The trip home was made in a shorter time than the one coming out. When Betty reached home and found herself in her mother's embrace she said. "I love traveling, but there's no place like home."
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Jersey Journal/1930/Westward Bound…

Finally lifting his gaze from the soil he looked into the blue eyes of Betty. With an inarticulate cry of joy he clasped her in his arms. while the tears coursed down his cheeks. He took the girls, one by each hand, and walked into the house. All smiles, he welcomed Mrs. Harding who felt as if they were her own parents. Mrs. Harding said they had better go back to the hotel but Sally's grandmother would not hear of it. "Call up your husband and ask him to send out your clothes by express truck. Mrs. Harding did this and her husband's voice soon came over the telephone.
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Jersey Journal/1930/Westward Bound…

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