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Mitch Albom chronicled visits to a dying old friend in "Tuesdays with" him |
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This country's 250-guilder note features lighthouses on both the front & back |
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"Chuckles Bites the Dust" |
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She published her "Notes on Nursing" in 1859 |
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The hospital ward for heart-related cases, its name is from the Greek for "heart" |
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Contrary to its name, this yellow mustard brand introduced in 1904 is American |
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M. Scott Peck's book about this "Road" takes its title from a Robert Frost poem |
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Virginia's Old Carpe Henry lighthouse on this bay was one of the first public works authorized by Congress |
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"Dr. Pierce and Mr. Hyde" |
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Known for her "Turkish Trousers", she introduced Susan B. Anthony to Elizabeth Cady Stanton |
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From the Latin for "to bring back to the heart" it is used today for "to copy sounds or images on tape" |
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Ask a speaker of Sanskrit "What's the matr?" & he'll translate it as this relative |
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In this '90s blockbuster, No. 5 is "Don't call him and rarely return his calls" |
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Now restored, Old Point Loma lighthouse is part of Cabrillo National Monument in this California city |
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Opera singer Helen Porter Mitchell took this last name from the Australian city near which she was "bourne" |
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Meaning "heart apart", it's a clash of musical notes |
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An old adage says that the only part of a pig which can't be eaten is this |
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According to Publishers Weekly, this Italian's teaching "Method" was the No. 2 bestseller of 1912 |
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Due to constant soil erosion, this North Carolina cape's lighthouse, the USA's tallest, was moved |
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In 1848 a feminist paper called for this novelist, famous all over France, to run for office; she declined |
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A person with a yellow streak lacks this word from the Old French & Latin for "heart" |
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In 1977 women wanted Farrah's feathered hairdo; the previous year they wanted this skater's wedge |
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The drawing seen here comes from this drawing text whose first edition appeared in 1979 |
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In the Middle Ages, the Arabs replaced this Egyptian lighthouse with a small mosque |
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Born in 1858, she grew up to be the last queen of Hawaii |
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A warm & friendly liqueur, it goes back to the Latin for "of the heart" |
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The 2 Best Musical Tony winners with the longest titles are "How to Succeed..." in 1962 & this one in 1963 |
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