A Wreath in Time
Feb 08 1909
•A few of us have had the chance to read our own obituary notice, but it fell to the lot of John Goodhusband the rare privilege of viewing his own elegiac cinerary floral offerings, and at the time John was anything but a "dead one."
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Mack Sennett
John Goodhusband
Florence Lawrence
Mrs. John Goodhusband
Linda Arvidson
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Charles Avery
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