Dorothy Palmer Hines - Revision history

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	[[File:Eugene Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>[[File:Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."		[[File:Eugene Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>[[File:Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."

	In 2015, Ann sent [[~~Historic Saranac Lake\|~~Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.		In 2015, Ann sent [[Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.
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	Born: '''May 18, 1911		'''Born: '''May 18, 1911

	'''Died: '''June 12, 1975		'''Died: '''June 12, 1975

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	'''Died: '''June 12, 1975		'''Died: '''June 12, 1975

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	'''Children: '''Ann Quintano, Gene Quintano, Francesca Quintano		'''Children: '''Ann Quintano, Gene Quintano, Francesca Quintano

	'''Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano''' cured in Saranac Lake from 1935 to 1942 at [[5 Shepard Avenue\|5 Shepard Avenue]] and [[28 Front Street\|28 Front Street]] (Hoebling cottage). Her married name was ~~Dorothy <span class="il">Quintano~~.		'''Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano''' cured in Saranac Lake from 1935 to 1942 at [[5 Shepard Avenue\|5 Shepard Avenue]] and [[28 Front Street\|28 Front Street]] (Hoebling cottage). Her married name was Dorothy Quintano.

	Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.		Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.

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	'''Children: '''Ann Quintano, Gene Quintano, Francesca Quintano		'''Children: '''Ann Quintano, Gene Quintano, Francesca Quintano

	'''Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano''' cured in Saranac Lake from 1935 to 1942 at [[5~~%20Shepard%20Avenue~~\|5 Shepard Avenue]] and [[28~~%20Front%20Street~~\|28 Front Street]] (Hoebling cottage). Her married name was Dorothy <span class="il">Quintano.		'''Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano''' cured in Saranac Lake from 1935 to 1942 at [[5 Shepard Avenue\|5 Shepard Avenue]] and [[28 Front Street\|28 Front Street]] (Hoebling cottage). Her married name was Dorothy <span class="il">Quintano.

	Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.		Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.
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	[[File:Eugene Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>[[File:Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."		[[File:Eugene Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>[[File:Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."

	In 2015, Ann sent [[Historic~~%20Saranac%20Lake~~\|Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.		In 2015, Ann sent [[Historic Saranac Lake\|Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.
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	[[File:Eugene and Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene and Dorothy Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]		[[File:Eugene and Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene and Dorothy Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]

	[[File:Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]'''Born: '''May 18, 1911		[[File:Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]'''Born: '''May 18, 1911

	'''Died: '''June 12, 1975		'''Died: '''June 12, 1975
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	Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.		Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.

	[[File:Eugene Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>[[File:Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."		[[File:Eugene Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>[[File:Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Quintano<br>Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."

	In 2015, Ann sent [[Historic%20Saranac%20Lake\|Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.		In 2015, Ann sent [[Historic%20Saranac%20Lake\|Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.

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	[[File:Eugene and Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene and Dorothy Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]][[File:Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]'''Born: '''May 18, 1911		[[File:Eugene and Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene and Dorothy Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]

			[[File:Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]'''Born: '''May 18, 1911

	'''Died: '''June 12, 1975		'''Died: '''June 12, 1975

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	Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.		Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.

	[[File:Eugene~~%20Quintano~~.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>[[File:Dorothy~~%20Quintano~~.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."		[[File:Eugene Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>[[File:Dorothy Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."

	In 2015, Ann sent [[Historic%20Saranac%20Lake\|Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.		In 2015, Ann sent [[Historic%20Saranac%20Lake\|Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.

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	Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.		Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.

	~~[[File:Eugene%20Quintano.jpg\|left\|]]~~[[File:Eugene%20Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>~~[[File:Dorothy%20Quintano.jpg\|right\|]]~~[[File:Dorothy%20Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."		[[File:Eugene%20Quintano.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Eugene Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>[[File:Dorothy%20Quintano.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Dorothy Quintano<br>\|Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]<br>Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."

	In 2015, Ann sent [[Historic%20Saranac%20Lake\|Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.		In 2015, Ann sent [[Historic%20Saranac%20Lake\|Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.

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[[File:Eugene%20and%20Dorothy%20Quintano.jpg|left|]][[File:Eugene%20and%20Dorothy%20Quintano.jpg|left|thumb||Eugene and Dorothy Quintano |Courtesy of Ann Quintano]][[File:Dorothy%20Palmer%20Hines%20Quintano.jpg|right|]][[File:Dorothy%20Palmer%20Hines%20Quintano.jpg|right|thumb||Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano |Courtesy of Ann Quintano]]'''Born: '''May 18, 1911

'''Died: '''June 12, 1975

'''Married: '''Eugene Septimus Quintano

'''Children: '''Ann Quintano, Gene Quintano, Francesca Quintano

'''Dorothy Palmer Hines Quintano''' cured in Saranac Lake from 1935 to 1942 at [[5%20Shepard%20Avenue|5 Shepard Avenue]] and [[28%20Front%20Street|28 Front Street]] (Hoebling cottage). Her married name was Dorothy Quintano.

Her daughter Ann Quintano visited Saranac Lake in 1994 to try to find the cottages. She has photos of Hoebling Cottage before demolition, all boarded up. She has photos of her mother outside of 5 Shepard.

[[File:Eugene%20Quintano.jpg|left|]][[File:Eugene%20Quintano.jpg|left|thumb||Eugene Quintano |Courtesy of Ann Quintano]] [[File:Dorothy%20Quintano.jpg|right|]][[File:Dorothy%20Quintano.jpg|right|thumb||Dorothy Quintano |Courtesy of Ann Quintano]] Dorothy wrote a book, ''No Wind of Healing'', published in 1946 by Doubleday and set in Saranac Lake cure cottages. A review that year by the ''American Journal of Nursing'' notes: "To anyone who has had treatment at Saranac Lake this book will evoke vivid memories of the sights and sounds associated with that town of nursing and cure cottages and nearby sanatorium. Mrs. Hines has these scenes developed to an acute degree. The author is to be congratulated on her attempt to tackle in this her first novel, a subject as complicated as this and her handling it so sympathetically and skillfully. She is a crusader in a good cause."

In 2015, Ann sent [[Historic%20Saranac%20Lake|Historic Saranac Lake]] a copy of ''No Wind of Healing'' and some photocopies of photos of her mother in Saranac Lake.
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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise,'' May 4, 1948

'''A DAUGHTER'''

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Quintano of 119 East 84th street, New York city, are the parents of a daughter, Dorothy Ann, born April 28 at Lenox Hill hospital.

Mrs. Quintano is a former resident of Saranac Lake and is author of the book, “No Wind of Healing”, under the pen name of Dorothy Palmer Hines.