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HILDEGARDE IS BACK! Hildegarde Withers, the creation of Stuart Palmer (1905-1968), is the original schoolmarm detective. After she first appeared in The Penguin Pool Murder in 1931, she was so popular that a series of movies starring Edna Mae Oliver and James Gleason followed, and Palmer wrote short stories about Miss Withers for Mystery, a slick-paper magazine sold only in Woolworth's stores between 1933 and 1935. These stories, filled with the sights and sounds of New York during the depression – museums, flea-circuses, burlesque shows, Latin gigolos – are genuine forgotten classics. The introduction is by Stuart Palmer's widow, Jennifer Venola. This is the 4th volume is "Crippen & Landru Lost Classics."

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A twelfth-century German Benedictine abbess, Hildegard of Bingen is widely regarded as one of the true pioneers of holistic medicine and natural healing, developing concepts that were ahead of their time. This practical book introduces her 10 key principles, including preventative health advice, fasting, the mind-body connection, meditation, and ecological considerations, and brings her original authentic remedies to a modern audience. Discover the healing benefits of key plants and foods―and which ones to avoid―along with recipes for plant-based balms and elixirs. There’s also targeted advice for alleviating common ailments, such as digestive disorders, insomnia, migraines, skin problems, stress, and more.

HILDEGARDE IS BACK! Hildegarde Withers, the creation of Stuart Palmer (1905-1968), is the original schoolmarm detective. After she first appeared in The Penguin Pool Murder in 1931, she was so popular that a series of movies starring Edna Mae Oliver and James Gleason followed, and Palmer wrote short stories about Miss Withers for Mystery, a slick-paper magazine sold only in Woolworth’s stores between 1933 and 1935. These stories, filled with the sights and sounds of New York during the depression – museums, flea-circuses, burlesque shows, Latin gigolos – are genuine forgotten classics.

HILDEGARDE IS BACK! Hildegarde Withers, the creation of Stuart Palmer (1905-1968), is the original schoolmarm detective. After she first appeared in The Penguin Pool Murder in 1931, she was so popular that a series of movies starring Edna Mae Oliver and James Gleason followed, and Palmer wrote short stories about Miss Withers for Mystery, a slick-paper magazine sold only in Woolworth's stores between 1933 and 1935. These stories, filled with the sights and sounds of New York during the depression – museums, flea-circuses, burlesque shows, Latin gigolos – are genuine forgotten classics. The introduction is by Stuart Palmer's widow, Jennifer Venola. This is the 4th volume is "Crippen & Landru Lost Classics."

A twelfth-century German Benedictine abbess, Hildegard of Bingen is widely regarded as one of the true pioneers of holistic medicine and natural healing, developing concepts that were ahead of their time. This practical book introduces her 10 key principles, including preventative health advice, fasting, the mind-body connection, meditation, and ecological considerations, and brings her original authentic remedies to a modern audience. Discover the healing benefits of key plants and foods―and which ones to avoid―along with recipes for plant-based balms and elixirs. There’s also targeted advice for alleviating common ailments, such as digestive disorders, insomnia, migraines, skin problems, stress, and more.

A Benedictine cloistered nun visited by visions expressed in the beautiful illuminated manuscripts reproduced in this volume, the founder of a religious community, a musician and composer whose works have been rediscovered in our own time and are now enjoying tremendous popularity, a writer and poet, a naturalist and teacher, and a preacher and adviser to the Pope and his Bishops, Hildegard is essential to our understanding of the twelfth century. At age 43 Hildegard was instructed by a heavenly voice to record the visions that she had experienced since childhood. After ten years of work, her first book, Scivias, appeared to the approbation of Pope Eugene III and wide acclaim, launching Hildegard's career as a preacher and prophet and spurring her to write the encyclopedic studies of medicine, natural science, and the more than 70 musical compositions that are her legacy. Medieval historian Regine Pernoud draws on Hildegard's work and on her correspondence with saints, popes, emperors, and commoners to create a portrait of a woman that Matthew Fox has called, "one of the greatest artists and intellectuals the world has ever seen."

"I wish I knew what to do for you, Sam," says Jenny. Her dog is really sick. His eyes are closed, and he won't touch his food....Jenny knows there's a strange doctor living in the big house at the end of the street. But does she dare ask him to help Sam?

A mystery that involves the murder, by hanging, of a twin brother while in a car on Fifth Avenue in New York City during rush hour. A cabbie saw the victim fly up and out of the car backwards and then the driverless car crashed.

The bumbling teacher Miss Withers stumbles on a corpse and takes the investigation into her own hands.

A trip to the New York Aquarium leads spinster sleuth Hildegarde Withers into an investigation into the murder of Wall Street broker Gerald Lester, whose body is found floating in the pool of the Galapagos penguins

Retired schoolteacher Hildegarde Withers returns from California to help Inspector Oscar Piper find a witness in a murder case who's disappeared.

A mystery that involves the murder, by hanging, of a twin brother while in a car on Fifth Avenue in New York City during rush hour. A cabbie saw the victim fly up and out of the car backwards and then the driverless car crashed.

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Stuart Palmer's immortal crime-solving school teacher Hildegarde Withers came to the screen courtesy of a series of mysteries from RKO Pictures. Memorably played by character great Edna May Oliver in three features, Hildegarde was ably paired with her flirty foil of Inspector Piper in the person of James Gleason. Gleason would go on to anchor the series, appearing in all six, alongside Helen Broderick for one and Zasu Pitts for the final two.

Il y a plus de 850 ans, Hildegarde de Bingen, bénédictine, femme de lettres, compositrice, naturopathe et phytothérapeute avant l'heure, avait vu en les pierres des " remèdes divins ". Elle rédige le Lapis Lapidarum, un ouvrage qui décrit très précisément 24 pierres thérapeutiques dont les effets sont presque tous confirmés par l'expérience moderne pour réguler les dysfonctionnements organiques et vibratoires. Cet ouvrage montre de façon pratique et concrète que, loin des simples gris-gris ou remèdes miracle, les pierres sont des outils pour accéder à un mieux-être et nous accompagner au quotidien dans notre cheminement personnel.

Complete Opera Hildegarde Ranczak - CD 717281902106

Chez la célèbre moniale du Rhin se manifeste la brûlante clarté d’un coeur qui veut tout saisir de la beauté et de la fécondité de la nature.Sur les plantes, les métaux, les pierres, les animaux, Hildegarde de Bingen pose son regard en y voyant à chaque fois une étincelle de paradis. Chaque élément se transfigure, devient sensible et sensuel, agité d’humeurs malignes ou de langoureuses caresses. À première vue, le dessein de la bénédictine est humble: découvrir dans tous les règnes du vivant ce qui nous peut être assistance et nous éloigner de la maladie et de la mort. Mais le projet lointain est plus vaste : il est de rétablir entre la nature et nous ce lien de sympathie profonde qui nous arrache à notre solitude et nous réintègre dans le grand flux de la vie. Première traduction française des œuvres physiques d’Hildegarde de Bingen, présentée par Claude Mettra.

In reading Treasury of Women Saints by Ronda Chervin, you will be fascinated and inspired by stories of over 200 women saints. From mothers like Elizabeth of Hungary and prophetic saints like Hildegarde of Bingen to mystics like Juilian of Norwich, this treasury chronicles Catholcism's most beloved women saints from the early church to modern times. Ideal for use in daily devotions, each of the 200 entries provides a biographical sketch of one or more saints, a life application for the reader, and a prayer or deditation for the day.