Suburban decay and a family in transition
In Sherwood Park twelve miles from Washington a once fashionable suburb declines as rail service fades. Baldwin Barnes, his daughter Jane, and relatives navigate debt, marriage plans, and creative ambitions while morning routines unfold at home and work at the Patent Office. The narrative follows Jane’s life, her aspirations, and her brother Baldy’s wartime affectations as suspense builds toward a continuation.
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Sherwood Park
Washington
Barnes
Old Baldwin Barnes
Baldwin
Julia
Parnew
Chicago
Jane
Sophy
Washington Post
Philomel
Baldy
Rota
Setiee
Jane Barnes
Edith Towne
Judy
Tennyson
Amy Lowell
Carl Sandburg
Big Game Population Trends Highlight Deer Dominance
An American Olife Institute analysis using U S Biological Survey data shows deer numbers topping 874 000 in Michigan and Pennsylvania ranking second in deer populations with 700 083. California leads western states at 435 555, while overall big game in America totals 5 160 605 in fall. The report notes deer are the only species to rebound among 15 enumerated, with elk and bighorn still declining.
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American Olife Institute
United States Biological Survey
Michigan
Stanley T. Boggess
Union
Nevada
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Keystone
California
America
Chicago
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