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150 Friendly PlantsLiteratureBooks-Reference

50 Friendly Plants
Book Fran picked up from library.

2600 Simple RecipesLiteratureBooks-Cooking

600 Simple Recipes
Book Frannie sees someone reading at Boulder library.

3The Americana HotelTravelHotels

The Americana Hotel
Hotel Trashcan Man passes when he arrives in Las Vegas.

4Atlanta Plague CenterResearch InstitutesInstitutes

Atlanta Plague Center
Somebody had slipped. Either that, or the disease that Charles D. Campion had brought to Arnette was a lot more communicable than anyone had guessed. Either way, the integrity of the Atlanta Plague Center had been breached, and Stu thought that everyone who had been there was now getting a chance to do a little firsthand research on the virus they called A-Prime or the superflu.

5Babe's Kwik-EatRetailGas Stations

Babe's Kwik-Eat
On June 19, the day Larry Underwood came home to New York and the day thatFrannie Goldsmith told her father about her impending Little Stranger, Harry Trentstopped at an East Texas cafe called Babe's Kwik-Eat for lunch.

6Baby Can You Dig Your ManPerforming ArtsSongs

Baby Can You Dig Your Man
Song - hit single by Larry Underwood. "Baby, can you dig your man? He's a righteous man, Baby, can you dig your man?"

7Bennington Men's ShopApparelClothing Stores

Bennington Men's Shop
Where Larty picks up new clothes after Rita dies.

8Bluebell Wedding ChapelServicesWedding Services

Bluebell Wedding Chapel
Wedding chapel Trashcan Man passes when he arrives in Las Vegas.

9Boomer's Bar and GrilleDiningBar and Grills

Boomer's Bar and Grille
But Tom's daddy had been around less and less over the first half of 1988 because he was stepping out with a redheaded waitress who worked at Boomer's Bar & Grille.

10Boston General HospitalHealthcareHospitals

Boston General Hospital
Palmer's face was replaced with shots of Boston General Hospital. Wards were crammed. Patients lay on the floors. The halls were full, nurses, many of them obviously sick themselves, wove in and out, some of them weeping hysterically. Others looked shocked to the point of coma.

11Brakeman's QuarryCompaniesConstruction Companies

Brakeman's Quarry
"Harold's eyes didn't waver from Stu's, and they kept their slightly humorous, pleasant light, but Stu had a momentary feeling that Harold's smiling eyes were like sunshine on the water of Brakeman's Quarry back home - the water looked so pleasant, but it went down and down to black depths where the sun had never reached, and four boys had lost their lives in pleasant-looking Brakeman's Quarry over the years."

12Cheery Petroleum CompanyCompaniesFuel Companies

Cheery Petroleum Company
Company in Powtanville, Indiana. Something seemed to whistle past him and he sobbed and held up his hands, dropping his sandwich into the dust, cringing his cheek into his neck, but there was nothing, there was no one. Beyond the cinderblock wall of the Scrubba-Dubba Car Wash there was only Indiana Highway 130, going to Gary, but first going past the huge Cheery Oil Company storage tanks. Sobbing a little, he picked up his sandwich, brushed the gray dirt off the white bread as best he could, and began to munch it again.

13Cosmic ClutchPerforming ArtsAlbums

Cosmic Clutch
Joke Larry makes about a possible title for his next album when he comes across the phrase - the new album by Larry Underwood.

14Curtis funeral homeServicesFuneral Homes

Curtis funeral home
Also known as Curtis Mortuary. He knew what came next and didn't want to do it. It wasn't fair, part of him cried out. It wasn't his responsibility. But since there was no one else here - maybe no one else well for miles around - he would have to shoulder it. Either that or leave her here to rot, and he couldn't do that. She had been kind to him, and there had been too many people along the way who hadn't been able to spare that, sick or well. He supposed he would have to get going. The longer he sat here and did nothing, the more he would dread the task. He knew where the Curtis Funeral Home was - three blocks down and one block west. It would be hot out there, too.

15Dachau 2000MediaVideo Games

Dachau 2000
Video game, joke Larry Underwood makes after seeing Death Race 2000 video game in arcade in New York City.

16Dakota Ridge Medical CenterHealthcareMedical Services

Dakota Ridge Medical Center
Medical center in Boulder.

17Dewey the DeckServicesDrug Dealers

Dewey the Deck
Larry Underwood's drug dealer.

18Doc SoamesHealthcareDoctors

Doc Soames
Doctor in Shoyo, Arkansas.

19Dr. Brenden SweeneyHealthcareDoctors

Dr. Brenden Sweeney
After six calls, during each of which Ed Norris carefully held his temper with both hands, he finally found a doctor in Polliston who would look at Hector if they could get him there by three. Polliston was off their route, twenty miles west of Hammer Crossing, but now the important thing was Hector. Ed was getting very worried about him. He'd never seen the kid with so little oomph in him. They were waiting in the outer office of Dr. Brenden Sweeney by two in the afternoon.

20Dr. HolmesHealthcareDoctors

Dr. Holmes
She put the skillet in the drainer, pulled the sink stopper, and wiped the lace ofsoapsuds from her reddened hands. "Not so bad," she said, coming over to the table and sitting down. "My back pains me some, but I got my pills. I make out all right."
"You haven't thrown it out of whack since I left?"
"Oh, once. But Dr. Holmes took care of it."


21Dr. Tom EdmontonHealthcareDoctors

Dr. Tom Edmonton
Fran's family's doctor.

22Durbin Call-ClarionMediaNewspapers-misc

Durbin Call-Clarion
It was a small-town, once-weekly West Virginia newspaper called the Durbin CallClarion, put out by a retired lawyer named James D. Hogliss, and its circulation figures had always been good because Hogliss had been a fiery defender of the miners' right to organize in the late 1940s and in the 1950s, and because his anti-establishment editorials were always filled with hellfire and brimstone missiles aimed at the government hacks at every level, from town to federal.

23First Bank of BoulderFinancial CompaniesBanks

First Bank of Boulder
Bank in Boulder.

24Free Zone RadioRadioRadio Stations

Free Zone Radio
Mother Abagail cackled. She did like Ralph. He was a simple soul, but canny. He had a feel for how things worked. She was not surprised that he had been the one to get what everybody now called Free Zone Radio going.

25Gino'sNightlifeNightclubs

Gino's
It was too late to deposit the check, so Larry ran through his repertoire at Gino's with it in his pocket. Near the end of his first set, he sang a subdued version of "Baby, Can You Dig Your Man?"

26Harborside HotelTravelHotels

Harborside Hotel
Hotel in Ogunquit, Maine.

27Honky Tonk Beach ResortTravelLodging-misc

Honky Tonk Beach Resort
Hotel in Ogunquit, Maine.

28The Hotshot Rhythm Rangers & All-Time Bo...Performing ArtsMusic-Rhythm Blues

The Hotshot Rhythm Rangers & All-Time Boogie Band
Band Larry Underwood played with that morphed into the Tattered Remnants.

29The Indian HeadNightlifeNightclubs

The Indian Head
Bar in Arnette, Texas. The other wagons were crammed, too. Stu hadn't seen all the people in them, but he had seen all five of the Hodges family, and Chris Ortega, brother of Carlos, the volunteer ambulance driver. Chris was the bartender down at the Indian Head. He had seen Parker Nason and his wife, the elderly people from the trailer park near Stu's house. Stu guessed that they had netted up everyone who had been in the gas station and everyone that the people from the gas station said they'd talked to since Campion crashed into the pumps.

30Jane's PlaceNightlifeNightclubs

Jane's Place
Bar/poker parlor in California that Larry calls from New York. Larry quickened his step and turned in at an arcade. Bells and buzzers jangled in his ears, there was the amplified, ripping growl of a Deathrace 2000 game, complete with the unearthly, electronic screams of the dying pedestrians. Neat game, Larry thought, soon to be followed by Dachau 2000. They'll love that one. He went to the change booth and got ten dollars in quarters. There was a working phone kiosk next to the Beef 'n Brew across the street and he direct-dialed Jane's Place from memory. Jane's was a poker parlor where Wayne Stukey sometimes hung out.

31KLFTRadioRadio Stations

KLFT
Radio station that airs Speak Your Peace radio program.

32KLMTRadioRadio Stations

KLMT
Radio station Larry Underwood hears playing his song Baby Can You Dig Your Man.

33Larry UnderwoodPerforming ArtsMusicians-misc

Larry Underwood
The man behind the hit single, Baby Can You Dig Your Man.

34Life HistoryLiteratureBooks-Biography

Life History
Nick Andros' autobiography. I was born in Caslin, Nebraska, on November 14, 1968. My daddy was an independent farmer. He and my mom were always on the edge of getting squeezed out. They owed three different banks. My mother was six months pregnant with me and my dad was taking her to see the doctor in town when a tie rod on his truck let go and they went into the ditch. My daddy had a heart attack and died.

35Lighthouse MotelTravelMotels

Lighthouse Motel
Motel where Jess stays when visiting Fran, before going back to Portland.

36Majestic AirlinesTravelAirlines

Majestic Airlines
"Well, you know," Glen said, "about a week after I finished the Staunton article for the first time, a Majestic Airlines jet crashed at Logan Airport. It killed everyone on board. Well, I called the Majestic office at Logan after things had settled down a bit. I told them I was a reporter from the Manchester Union-Leader--a small lie in a good cause. I said we were getting a sidebar on airline crashes together and asked if they could tell me how many no-shows there were on that flight. The man sounded kind of surprised, because he said the airline personnel had been talking about that. The number was sixteen. Sixteen no-shows. I asked him what the average was on 747 flights from Denver to Boston, and he said it was three."

37Manchester Union-LeaderMediaNewspapers-misc

Manchester Union-Leader
"Well, you know," Glen said, "about a week after I finished the Staunton article for the first time, a Majestic Airlines jet crashed at Logan Airport. It killed everyone on board. Well, I called the Majestic office at Logan after things had settled down a bit. I told them I was a reporter from the Manchester Union-Leader - a small lie in a good cause. I said we were getting a sidebar on airline crashes together and asked if they could tell me how many no-shows there were on that flight. The man sounded kind of surprised, because he said the airline personnel had been talking about that. The number was sixteen. Sixteen no-shows. I asked him what the average was on 747 flights from Denver to Boston, and he said it was three."

38Mercy General HospitalHealthcareHospitals

Mercy General Hospital
The phone rang once, there was a buzzing sound, then a click. A mechanically bright voice said: "This is a recording made at Mercy General Hospital. Right now all of our circuits are busy. If you will hold, your call will be taken as soon as possible. Thank you. This is a recording made at Mercy General Hospital. At the time of your call - "

39Milltown High SchoolEducationHigh Schools

Milltown High School
Judy Horton attended Milltown High School in Milltown, Kentucky, where she was a cheerleader. Mascot: Cougars.

40Nathan's House of FlowersRetailFlower Shops

Nathan's House of Flowers
Frannie covered him with a clean sheet and had left him on old Jack Hanson's bed, which overlooked the ocean. Then she had come here and since then had been skipping rocks across the pond, not thinking about much of anything. But she unconsciously realized that it was a good kind of not thinking, it wasn't like that strange apathy that had shrouded her on the day after her father had died. Since then, she had been more and more herself. She had gotten a rosebush down at Nathan's House of Flowers and had carefully planted it at the foot of Peter's grave.

41Norton's DrugstoreRetailDrugstores

Norton's Drugstore
Store on Main Street in May, Oklahoma that Nick breaks into.

42Ogunquit High SchoolEducationHigh Schools

Ogunquit High School
High school in Ogunquit, Maine where Harold went to school.

43Paulie's TV & RadioRetailElectronics Stores

Paulie's TV & Radio
Store in Shoyo that Nick breaks into. At dusk he walked down Main Street to Paulie's Radio & TV and committed another of his apologetic break-ins. He left a note by the cash register and lugged a Sony portable back to the jail.

44Powtanville CafeDiningCafes and Delis

Powtanville Cafe
Cafe where Trashcan's mother used to work in Powtanville.

45Rambo IV: The FirefightVideoMovies-Sequels

Rambo IV: The Firefight
The movie that Stu plays for Tom Cullen during the journey back to Boulder.

46Randy's SooperetteFoodGrocery Stores

Randy's Sooperette
Grocery store in Arnette, Texas. On Main Street, dogs and soldiers lay dead together in the gutter. In Randy's Sooperette a man in pj's lay draped over the meat counter, his arms hanging down.

47Satan Is Alive and Well on Planet EarthLiteratureBooks-Religious

Satan Is Alive and Well on Planet Earth
Book Judy was reading on her porch before her gun blew up in her face.

48Scrubba-Dubba Car WashVehiclesCar Washes

Scrubba-Dubba Car Wash
Sometimes he knew those voices weren't real, but sometimes he would cry out loud for them to stop, only to realize that the only voice was his voice, hitting back at him from the houses and storefronts, bouncing off the cinderblock wall of the Scrubba-Dubba Car Wash where he used to work and where he now sat on the morning of June 30, eating a big sloppy sandwich of peanut butter and jelly and tomatoes and Gulden's Diablo mustard.

49Seven Independent Power Sources for Your...LiteratureBooks-Reference

Seven Independent Power Sources for Your Home
Book Frannie sees someone reading at Boulder library.

50The Shady Blues ConnectionPerforming ArtsMusicians-misc

The Shady Blues Connection
Band Larry toured with that he recalls in a dream.

51The Shoe BoatApparelShoe Stores

The Shoe Boat
Shoe store where Harold got a new pair of cowboy boots.

52Speak Your Peace with Ray FlowersRadioRadio Programs

Speak Your Peace with Ray Flowers
Highest rating morning show in Springfield, Missouri.

53Sport and Cycle WorldRetailSporting Goods Stores

Sport and Cycle World
They slept in a barn three miles north of Pratt that evening, and Tom kept waking up with nightmares and then waking Nick to be reassured. They reached Iuka the next morning around eleven, and found two good bicycles in a shop called Sport and Cycle World. Nick, who was beginning to recover at last from the encounter with Julie, thought they could finish re-outfitting themselves in Great Bend, which they should reach by the fourteenth at the latest.

54Starlite Drive-inEntertainmentMovie Theaters

Starlite Drive-in
Movie theater in Braintree, Texas where Stu used to work.

55Stovington Plague Control CenterResearch InstitutesInstitutes

Stovington Plague Control Center
Where Stu Redman is taken prisoner by the US government.

56The Tattered RemnantsPerforming ArtsMusicians-misc

The Tattered Remnants
Larry Underwood's old band.

57Tony's Feed BagDiningDiners

Tony's Feed Bag
Cafe on Encino where Larry Underwood used to work.

58The Utah HotelTravelHotels

The Utah Hotel
Hotel in Green River, Utah where Stu and Tom Cullen ride out the snow.

59Woodsville Community CollegeEducationColleges

Woodsville Community College
Where Bateman was an assistant professor of sociology.

60WROKRadioRadio Stations

WROK
Rock station that plays Larry Underwood's hit single.

61Zack's PlaceNightlifeNightclubs

Zack's Place
Bar in Shoyo, Arkansas where Nick got beat up and robbed.


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