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the house was haunted by a crying baby. Terrified, they came charging down the stairs, fleeing from the ghost. “It was really the dog that had been left upstairs and was banging his tail on the door,” related Phyllis. ■ Included in the large collection of dolls which Phyllis has is a low brow doll with a china head and cotton body, circa 1890. This was the basement find that started the doll doctor on her hobby. The hair is black and severe. The curlier the hair, the newer the doll, according to Phyllis. The newborn baby doll, currently very popular, is a copy of the original Bye Low doll of the early 20’s, designed and copyrighted by Grace Storey Putnam. She searched through all the hospitals in Los Angeles to find the most perfect baby for a model. In a small hospital she found a threeday-old infant and copied every minute detail. When it was finished, Ms. Putnam laid the wax model next to the baby and attendants couldn’t tell the difference between the live infant and
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